Lang Art Cafe

Everyone visiting Da Lat should try stopping by here. The cafe decoration is very cool and spacious beyond my expectations. I thought there was only 1 area inside the cafe, but when I stepped in I discovered a garden, and sitting outside after the rain is so cool, oh gosh, the drinks are delicious =))) I drank bac xiu for 35k and I wondered what kind of coffee and milk made it so amazingly fragrant, and 1 glass is very big, and I liked how whatever the staff did they greeted me =))) and I kept greeting back and 2 sides just kept doing that, in short it was so fun, the staff were very enthusiastic so if you need anything just type on your phone and ask them btw this place is next to the church and hehe not very fortunate yet, yesterday I went for coffee and intended to visit but the door was locked, I asked the coffee seller inside and he said the sisters had some work and hadn't returned, today I dropped by to check and it was also locked, btw the coffee shop was much busier than yesterday and I'm so happy, hope the shop is always crowded hehe btw inside the shop they also sell this and that, please buy crocheted items =))) both pretty and cute, hope to have an occasion to return hehe

This is an old Da Lat driving school renovated into 1 art gallery/ workshop area. I didn't see many paintings, but there is a workshop space (sewing, knitting, crocheting, etc.) - not clear if it's open to the community. I was particularly impressed by the cafe area (hidden behind the building and not visible from the parking area). The cafe area is designed around 1 circular garden, with many beautiful corners. The space is airy, child-friendly yet not noisy. The parking lot is huge, right next to Cam Ly Church. This is also a structure built by a French priest in the past with a roof specially designed according to the architecture of ethnic people's roofs. Standing close by, one can see its greatness. However, visiting the church grounds requires permission from the Sisters.

On our last day in Da Lat, we discovered this cafe. Oh, this is the exact atmosphere I wanted when staying here; I naturally became so attached that I didn't want to leave at all. The staff here are very enthusiastic and lovely! Hehe, especially the back garden which is also very airy, cool, and beautiful. In addition, inside they sell a lot of handmade items, decorations, essential oils,... you can also support them. The day I went it was raining so the outdoor chairs were wet, sitting inside was also very cozy. On my next return to Da Lat, I will come back here! Wishing you all good health!

Highly recommend 1 this cafe not just to drink coffee but also to "experience" many things - from the culture and environment of the deaf staff, to interesting creative spaces. The cafe views are also super nice, no less than other places, drinks are decent 6/10. I bought 1 lip balm tubes and used them very well. The cafe is also quiet enough for me to sit and work and have meetings. Besides, there is also Cam Ly Church of the ethnic minority people, you should visit to check out another unique architectural culture.

Stumbling in while looking for directions to the famous check-in road, Lang became my most favorite cafe in Da Lat. Not noisy, not hurried, without prominent decor angles, and even with some decoration areas being a bit heavy, Lang quietly wins people's hearts through the sincerity and rusticity of the people here. I was truly surprised that a cafe I accidentally passed by carries the most authentic Da Lat vibe in Da Lat that I have ever visited, the appearance of a Da Lat I loved years ago, peaceful, leisurely, and rustic. Lang is not just a cafe, it is also a Station of Love nurturing less fortunate children, giving them the opportunity to live, to give and receive like normal people. Seeing the children happy in the house like everyone else makes us realize how truly simple true happiness is. Thank you Lang for coming and soothing my hardened soul. Love.❤