Tiem Tra Phung Da Lat

**Phung Tea Shop Da Lat** located in Alley 59 Dong Da is a stopover coordinate right at the beginning of the pass, very convenient for those who want to find a stop as soon as they step foot in the mountain city. Visiting the shop to experience the signature baked milk tea, you will find the prices here are somewhat high compared to the general level. In addition, if you go during month 6, the weather in Da Lat sometimes has harsh sunlight, which can affect catching a good view and make the overall experience in the outdoor space not really complete and satisfying as expected. A small suggestion for the shop to improve is that instead of only serving baked fruit, adding or replacing it with some sweet baked items more suitable for the milk tea concept such as **marshmallow (baked cotton candy)** would bring a much more interesting and delicious experience for diners. Overall, the shop is still a fresh name at the beginning of the pass area. If you want to drop by to try the unique flavor of baked milk tea, you can consider choosing cool weather days or going in the cool afternoon to have the most chill experience!

The staff were not attentive to their work (sat inside the order counter with 5-6 staff), but the tea set took a very long time to serve; customers had to go out to ask again for them to urge each other to make it. If the customer hadn't gone out to ask, the staff probably would have forgotten completely. When the tea set was brought out, the instructions were superficial, lacking tongs for the baked side dishes (probably expecting customers to put corn in to bake and then peel it with bare hands to eat), and compared to the price, there are many cafes with better service quality as well as nicer views. The cafe is only ok when going in the late afternoon; in the evening, the lights are turned on like that, but there is no view, and the cafe hasn't invested much in decor. In short, the weakest point is still the staff's service attitude.

A super huge tea shop on the hill =)) The way here is literally pitch black, without any street lights. The shop takes up half a hill, with many areas, super spacious. The day I went, they seemed short-staffed, so I waited quite a long time. In return, the milk tea was delicious, the accompanying grilled food was also delicious, and the weather was very chill. Will return

Phung tea shop is just at an okay level. I ordered the 189k grilled set but felt it wasn't too impressive, probably not suitable for lazy people who dislike sitting and grilling like me. The food was just average, not "wow" enough to make me want to come back right away. The tea portion was drinkable, but the flavor was quite bland, not very rich. Overall, the experience was okay just to try it out. The service staff was fast and cute. It's just okay to know what it's like

Tiem Tra Phung is a fairly famous small tea shop located in a quiet alley on Dong Da Street, in Da Lat City. The shop makes an impression with its rustic style and a very "Da Lat" space – gentle, cozy, and bringing a sense of tranquility in the middle of the foggy city. Entering the shop, you will see simple decorative corners with wooden tables, green plants, and yellow lights creating a relaxing atmosphere, very suitable for sitting and chatting, reading a book, or enjoying a slow afternoon. Drinks here are quite diverse, highlighted by various teas, roasted milk teas, hot cocoa, and a few fruit teas, especially suited to Da Lat's chilly weather. Many tourists come here not only to enjoy drinks but also to find a peaceful corner, far away from the noise of the city center. With its small, pretty space, gentle style, and a very "chill" feeling, Tiem Tra Phung is an ideal spot for those who want to experience the characteristic slow and romantic pace of life in Da Lat.