JJu Coffee Da Lat

Pros Cafe space: spacious, airy, many check-in spots suitable for young people. Plenty of seating Price: drinks range from 50k - 79k depending on the item Drinks: I find the drinks here quite delicious, right to my taste. I went at 12h noon on the 2 day of Tet, the cafe was quite empty so I took many nice photos Cons: The road to the cafe is quite difficult to travel and goes downhill, so female drivers with weak steering should drive slowly. Also, when arriving at the cafe, if you cannot drive down, you can call the staff for support.

Hmmm today I went (31/8) the cafe seems to be under renovation so all the landscape photo areas are under maintenance, couldn't take any photos at all. Utensils and decor are also quite old and dirty. Drinks take extremely long, I arrived first and sat for a long time but still didn't have any (I went with 2 people) yet the group arriving later with 4-5 people got their drinks before me (the cafe wasn't very crowded so noticing was easy). Drinks are quite expensive while the landscape has nothing to take photos of, so I feel it's not worth the money. Ah, the coconut coffee seems to have burnt coffee, drinking it tastes burnt and uncomfortably bitter, shop please improve this dish

The cafe is generally quite quiet, a bit empty so you can take photos freely without feeling shy. The drinks are average, I had the matcha and didn't think it was very good.

The cafe space is spacious and cute, drinks are varied, delicious, and unique. Especially there is a photo spot right on the wooden bench under the canopy looking down the foot of the hill that looks super surreal. My friend kept saying it looked photoshopped. When the weather is sunny and nice everyone should come here, the road is under construction so it's a bit hard to travel, cars should consider carefully.

I went in the late afternoon and there was drizzle, so I must say the road to get here was super difficult to travel. Anyone wearing white clothes will easily get muddy, because it's located on the access road to a construction area, so there are many large trucks. The slope down to the cafe is vertical, so if your driving skills are weak, ask the staff to drive it down for you. The cafe decor is beautiful, however, there aren't as many photo spots as I thought. The drinks were okay, not very delicious. Going once to know what it's like is fine, but I don't think I will return