Bui Cafe Da Lat

Love the feeling of sitting here, drinking a glass of rich, fragrant fresh milk coffee, chewing an ice cold cube, and watching the evening fall. This season Da Lat is crowded, well actually, Da Lat is crowded in any season, just a bit more or less crowded. Not to mention tourists coming to Da Lat in a rush, taking advantage of their time so when they leave they are also in a rush, leaving behind so many things. Some leave behind so many destinations, so many memories, so many nostalgic feelings that last season they came up with someone but now they are all alone so they don't want to bring them back,... but what they leave behind most is still trash. Oh, Autumn leaves yellow leaves behind, tourists leave behind tons of dirty trash. That being said, Da Lat to Da Lat people is very beautiful and slow, not rushed, so coming to Bui I like the feeling of watching tourists rushing and hurrying. Thinking about it feels sympathetic too, going on a trip and still having to rush. At Bui, you can also watch young couples sulking, one walking in front and one behind, watch street vendors rushing with their carrying poles lest they get confiscated. There are also indigenous children whose families no longer rely on field or forest land, so they also come to the city to get used to it. Anyway, generally speaking, stop by Bui for a cup of coffee, street-style coffee but delicious, drink it to see that Mr. Dung Bui is a decent owner, and Da Lat people are also decent.