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Drinks range from 35 fish and up, super chill. I like the style of the owner and the guests, it's vintage, rustic, and chill... next door there is an ancient house, a virtual living spot that you shouldn't miss when going to Da Lat

A chill chill coffee shop on the hill, sitting along 1 slopes quite nicely. Just 1 small counter in front, drinks are basic, mostly sitting to enjoy the Da Lat atmosphere. Opens early around 6h and it's already open. Generally okay, occasionally drop by when having a chance

The experience was nothing worth mentioning until: Our group of 4 people sat at 1 table with 4 chairs. At that time we ran out to the head of the street to take photobooth photos, knowing the shop was crowded so we left jackets and bags on the table to hold seats. But when returning, 2 chairs at the table were cleared away, and the unfinished drinks were also cleared away. We had to take our stuff and leave right away. Luckily no items were lost. Drinks were not too bad, but really didn't leave any impression. I think the shop should improve service, for example having a way to mark tables that still have customers (table card, small board). At the same time should also invest more in drink quality if wanting customers to return, instead of just being a trend shop.

Enthusiastic staff, comfortable space. If going to check in you should go early, because around 9g the sun comes up a bit hot. Matcha latte is fragrant, rich coffee

Lemon coffee here is great. Every time I must stop by to buy 3 cups to put in a thermos flask. The cafe is suitable to sit down for you to take photos of the villa next door.