Coffee was introduced to Vietnam in 1857 by a French Catholic priest, who brought an Arabica coffee tree to the northern part of the country. Thanks to Vietnam’s tropical climate—ideal for cultivation—the industry began to expand in the 1890s, eventually shaping what we now recognize as the main cafes in Hanoi and the country’s wider…

‘For Hanoian, morning coffee is a perfect way to start the day’ First look at Hanoi coffee: Hanoi is one of the most popular coffee destinations in Southeast Asia for coffee lovers. Coffee came to Vietnam by the French during French Colonial time in the 19th century. Nowadays, Coffee is part of Vietnamese culture, people…