Cà Phê Giảng
The historic cafe where egg coffee (cà phê trứng) was invented, hidden up narrow stairs.
- Category
- Café
- Duration
- 45 min
- Price
- $
- Best time
- Afternoon
Tip: Drink slowly; it is served in a bowl of hot water to stay warm.
Show on mapHanoi's cuisine is known for fresh herbs, balanced flavours and cheap street eats. Phở, bún chả and egg coffee are the city's essentials.
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The historic cafe where egg coffee (cà phê trứng) was invented, hidden up narrow stairs.
Tip: Drink slowly; it is served in a bowl of hot water to stay warm.
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Tip: Go early to beat the crowds.
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Tip: Ask the price before you order.
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Tip: Ask the price before you order.
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Tip: Drink slowly; it is served in a bowl of hot water to stay warm.
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Tip: Bring cash; small notes help.
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Tip: Bring cash; small notes help.
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