Noi Cafe

Fantastic egg coffee. Well ventilated venue. A cozy respite from the afternoon heat. Wanted to give a shoutout to the staff, Vang Oh (might have misheard the name). Had a stubbed toe due to uneven flooring along the adjacent road, and he went out of his way to purchase medical supplies for us. We offered to reimburse to which he has refused. His kindness is much appreciated and has made our trip to Danang even more memorable. Thank you once again.

My favorite cafe in Da Nang. Vintage style with many antique decorations.

Loved the vibes of this cafe! The salt coffee was really good and it was a chill place to just hang out and sit around to avoid the heat. I think it’s dog friendly too because I saw a couple of dogs running around, which made the experience even better! The cafe is made up of two parts (a smaller shop and a larger one right across it) - we went to the larger side. It’s tucked away in some alley and so was initially quite difficult to find but eventually we found it and all was well. Anyway would highly recommend for the coffee and vibes!

What a wonderful cafe with the most beautiful greenery. even though it was a hot afternoon, I could sit there under their tree for hours reading my book. their coconut coffee was so refreshing. I love this place :-)

This is my second visit to Noi cafe, this time to the original one. My first visit to Noi 2 was very impressive. But Noi 1 was even more so. To be honest, it's just another level from other cafe. I love the design and interior of the cafe. I can see the owner's devotion to the cafe. The location is a bit difficut, because it's almost on the end of tiny allay. So I didn't expect a large cafe there. But once you get inside, the cafe space is quite large, and it's scattered into 3 locations nearby. I guess the initial cafe expanded gradually. Recently I had a converstion with my friend who was doing research on Vietnam cafe. She asked me why I like this style of cafe. I thought of it, and I came up to the answer like. Going to a cafe is not just for a delicous drinks, but more importantly experience. If I want just a coffee, I can make one in my home. But experiences can not be made at home. That's what I pay for a good cafe. And this is one of those cafe. I highly recommend for caffee lovers.

This place is special! The coffee, salt and coconut, may be the best we’ve had in our entire 70 day stay in Vietnam. Down an alleyway. It’s beautiful with great vibes. Very friendly and helpful staff. The music they play makes us want to stay all day and just chill and enjoy.

Noi Cafe is more than just a coffee spot—it’s a time capsule tucked inside a beautifully preserved Vietnamese home. From the moment you walk in, you’re surrounded by vintage treasures: cassette players, rotary phones, old radios, and charming decor that instantly transports you to another era. The ambience is cozy and authentic, with every corner telling a story. It’s the kind of place where you sip your coffee slowly, not just for the taste but to soak in the atmosphere. A perfect blend of nostalgia and local charm.

Coconut coffee is the gem. Local Vietnamese coffee. Very affordable.