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Hoi An Roastery Review

Hoi An Roastery is one of the easiest places to find good coffee in the Hoi An Old Town. However, it is not only for coffee drinkers. This Hoi An Roastery review covers the menu, the food we tried, and what it is like inside. Read on, and you will know what to expect before you walk in.

What Is Hoi An Roastery coffee?

Hoi An Roastery is a local coffee shop chain. Its first cafe opened in the old quarter in 2015. Since then, it has grown to several shops around town. The beans come from the Dalat highlands, and they are roasted in Hoi An. Also, you can buy a bag of beans to take home, which makes a nice gift.

Hoi An Roastery Menu

The menu is bigger than many people expect. You can order pour-over, French press, siphon, and espresso drinks. Some shops also serve iced matcha for people who want a change. The riverside bistro adds food, beer, and egg coffee.

What We Ordered: Cao Lau and Kebab

This time, we skipped the coffee. Instead, we ordered Cao Lau in Hoi An and a kebab. Cao Lau is a famous noodle dish from Hoi An, so we wanted to try it. Everything we ate was delicious. So even if you do not drink coffee, you can still enjoy a good meal here.

What Is It Like Inside?

The style is simple and Hoi An old town. The ceiling lamps look like bamboo birdcages. The shop looks pretty, airy, and cool, which makes it a good place to rest on a hot day. We were very impressed, and the staff were helpful. So if you want a longer break, the bistro is a good pick.

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Is Hoi An Roastery Worth a Stop?

In this Hoi An Roastery review, our answer is yes, and here is why.

What is good:

• The beans are roasted locally in Hoi An
• The Cao Lau and kebab we tried were delicious
• There are many shops, so one is never far away
• It is a cool place to rest in the Old Town

What could be better:

• It is a chain, so it feels less like a hidden gem
• Prices are higher than street food
• Some shops can get busy in the afternoon

Overall, our Hoi An Roastery review says this is a safe choice if you want a comfy place for coffee or a meal. However, if you like tiny quiet cafes, try a smaller one too.

Tips Before You Go

• Go in the morning, because it is cooler and calmer.
• Feeling hungry? Then try the Cao Lau, since it is a Hoi An classic.
• Love coffee? Try a pour-over, because the beans are the star here.
• Bring a little cash, just in case.
• Staying in Da Nang? Then read our guide to a Hoi An day trip from Da Nang.

After your meal, you can walk through the Old Town or take a Hoi An lantern boat ride. Next, plan your budget with our guide on how much food costs in Da Nang. Finally, find more ideas in things to do in Da Nang.

Quick Answers

Is it expensive?

For Vietnam, it costs a little more than street food and street coffee.

Can you eat a meal there?

Yes. We had Cao Lau and a kebab, and both were delicious. However, menus can differ by shop, so check the board when you arrive.

Can you buy coffee beans there?

Yes. They sell bags of beans, and the brand also runs coffee classes.

We hope this Hoi An Roastery review helps you plan your stop. Every great trip starts with one good question.

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