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Mia Coffee

4.5 · 934 reviews·Hidden gem: highly rated, still under the radar
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Mia Coffee is a delightful cafe located on Phan Bội Châu Street in the heart of Hoi An's Ancient Town. The cafe is set in a traditional Vietnamese house with a serene garden courtyard, complete with lush plants, lanterns, and wooden furniture. The atmosphere is calm and inviting, a perfect escape from the bustling streets. Mia Coffee specializes in Vietnamese coffee, including the iconic egg coffee and coconut coffee, as well as espresso-based drinks. They also offer a selection of teas, smoothies, and light snacks like banh mi and pastries. The staff is friendly and attentive, often happy to explain the coffee-making process. The cafe's location makes it an ideal stop while exploring Hoi An's historic sites, and the garden provides a shady retreat during hot afternoons.

Don't miss

  • Try the egg coffee – a creamy, frothy Vietnamese specialty
  • Relax in the tranquil garden courtyard with lanterns and greenery
  • Watch the barista prepare traditional drip coffee (phin)
  • Enjoy a light snack like banh mi or a pastry
  • Take photos of the charming interior and garden setting

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Ways to visit Mia Coffee

You can visit on your own (No entry fee; pay for drinks and food. Affordable prices, typical for Hoi An cafes). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.

Getting there

Know before you go

  • Don't miss the egg coffee – it's a must-try and made fresh.
  • The garden is the best spot; grab a seat there if available.
  • Cash is king in Hoi An; carry Vietnamese dong for small purchases.
  • The street can be busy with motorbikes; watch for traffic when crossing.

A bit of history

Mia Coffee opened in 2018, founded by a local family passionate about Vietnamese coffee culture. The building is a restored heritage house, typical of Hoi An's 19th-century architecture, with a central courtyard that was once used for silk trading.

Common questions

Do they serve food?

Yes, light meals like banh mi, pho, and pastries are available.

Is the coffee strong?

Vietnamese coffee is typically strong and sweet; you can request less sweet.

Can I buy coffee beans?

Yes, they sell packaged beans from local farms.

Is there air conditioning?

The interior has AC, but the garden is open-air with fans.

Is it suitable for children?

Yes, the garden is child-friendly, but watch for small steps.

What are the opening hours?

Typically 7 AM to 10 PM, but check locally as hours may vary.

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