- Introduction
- Key Points
- A Closer Look at the Coffee Making Class in Hoi An
- What to Expect from the Tour
- The Hands-On Coffee Making
- Tasting Your Creation
- The Variety of Coffee Types
- Why It’s Worth the Price
- Additional Practical Details
- Why This Experience Appeals to Different Travelers
- The Sum Up
- FAQ
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Introduction

This review covers a well-loved coffee making class in Hoi An that offers more than just brewing—it’s a taste of Vietnam’s vibrant coffee culture. We appreciate how this experience combines storytelling, hands-on practice, and tasting, making it ideal for anyone interested in authentic Vietnamese flavors.
What makes this tour stand out? First, it’s affordable at only $16 per person, offering genuine value for the quality and depth of experience. Second, it’s hosted at a local coffee roastery, ensuring you learn about the process from crop to cup in an authentic setting. Lastly, it’s a fun, interactive experience that suits coffee lovers and curious travelers alike, especially those eager to understand Vietnam’s unique coffee varieties like egg, salt, and coconut coffee.
One potential consideration? The tour doesn’t include hotel pickup or meals, so you’ll want to plan your arrival accordingly. Still, for its focus on hands-on learning and tasting, it remains a fantastic choice for those wanting a memorable and immersive coffee experience.
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- Authentic Vietnamese coffee culture and stories shared by a local expert.
- Hands-on experience making different types of traditional Vietnamese coffee.
- Affordable price point provides great value for the quality of the experience.
- Tasting your own coffee at the end adds a satisfying, personal touch.
- Visit a genuine local roastery, not a tourist trap.
- Variety of coffee types including egg, salt, coconut, and Phin filter coffee.
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A Closer Look at the Coffee Making Class in Hoi An

What to Expect from the Tour
Starting at a local coffee roastery, you’ll be greeted by a knowledgeable guide who shares stories about Vietnam’s coffee scene—its history, cultural significance, and how it influences daily life. These narratives enrich the experience, helping you appreciate why Vietnam is one of the world’s top coffee producers.
The setting is both cozy and authentic, with aromatic roasted beans filling the air. You’ll be introduced to the journey of coffee from crop to cup, including insights into the importance of quality and sustainability, which are reflected in the flavors you’ll taste.
The Hands-On Coffee Making
The core of this experience is making your own coffee. You’ll choose from a variety of traditional Vietnamese brews, such as the classic Phin filter coffee, but also the more unique styles like egg coffee, salt coffee, and coconut coffee. Each type offers a different flavor profile and preparation method, giving you a well-rounded understanding of Vietnam’s coffee diversity.
Participants have likened the process to a fun culinary project, with some reviews noting that the instructor is patient and explains each step clearly. For example, one review states, “The instructor shared the stories behind each coffee, making the process informative and enjoyable,” which suggests a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.
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After brewing, you’ll sit down to sample the coffee you’ve made, often accompanied by good music and a comfortable setting. This moment of sipping your own creation is truly satisfying, as you can compare it to the expertly roasted beans you’ve learned about. The experience emphasizes the importance of freshly roasted beans and the art of extraction, which significantly impact flavor.
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The Variety of Coffee Types
- Vietnamese Phin Filter Coffee: The traditional drip method, slow and rich.
- Egg Coffee: A creamy, sweet concoction with a frothy egg yolk topping, often considered Vietnam’s signature coffee.
- Salt Coffee: A savory twist, where salt enhances the flavor of the coffee—an unusual but fascinating experience.
- Coconut Coffee: Infused with coconut flavor, offering a tropical twist on classic brews.
Why It’s Worth the Price
At $16 per person, this class packs in a lot of value. You gain hands-on skills, cultural insights, and a personalized coffee to take home or enjoy on-site. It’s a more meaningful souvenir than a typical tourist photo, giving you a story and a skill to impress friends back home.
Additional Practical Details
The tour is conducted in English, making it accessible for international travelers. You’ll want to wear comfortable clothing suitable for handling coffee equipment, which can involve some messy ingredients like eggs or salt. The booking process is flexible—you can reserve now and pay later, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
Why This Experience Appeals to Different Travelers

Coffee enthusiasts will love the opportunity to learn about and make traditional Vietnamese varieties. Food lovers who enjoy tasting and experimenting with new flavors will also find this class engaging. It’s perfect for travelers who like culturally immersive activities without the hassle of complex logistics or expensive fees.
The intimate setting and knowledgeable instructor ensure an authentic vibe, making it ideal for solo travelers, couples, or small groups. While it doesn’t include hotel transfers or meals, its focus on the craft of coffee makes it a worthwhile addition to any Hoi An itinerary.
The Sum Up

This coffee making class in Hoi An offers a genuine glimpse into Vietnam’s coffee culture through a fun, interactive experience. For just $16, you get to learn from a local expert, explore various unique coffee styles, and enjoy your own freshly brewed cup—an experience that’s both educational and delicious.
It’s especially suited for curious travelers, coffee lovers, and those eager to connect with local traditions in an authentic setting. The focus on quality, storytelling, and hands-on learning makes it a memorable activity that transcends mere sightseeing.
If you want to bring home more than photos from Vietnam—like a new skill and a deeper appreciation for its coffee culture—this class could be just what you’re looking for.
FAQ

What is included in the price?
All ingredients and equipment needed for making coffee are provided, along with a visit to a local coffee roastery and the chance to taste your own creation, guided by a coffee specialist.
Is hotel pickup included?
No, the tour does not include hotel pickup or drop-off, so plan to meet at the roastery location.
How long does the class last?
While the exact duration isn’t specified, it’s typically a hands-on experience with time for tasting and discussion, making it a manageable activity in your day.
Can I choose which coffee to make?
Yes, you can select from traditional options like Phin filter coffee, egg coffee, salt coffee, or coconut coffee.
Is this experience suitable for beginners?
Absolutely. The instructor is experienced at explaining each step, making it accessible even if you’ve never brewed coffee before.
What should I wear?
Wear comfortable clothes suitable for hands-on activities, as you’ll be handling ingredients and equipment during the class.
Do I need to reserve in advance?
Yes, reservations are recommended, but you can book now and pay later, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before the tour.
Will I get to take my coffee home?
Typically, you’ll enjoy your freshly brewed coffee on-site, but some experiences may allow you to take any leftover coffee with you—check with the provider.
Is the class conducted in English?
Yes, the experience is offered in English, making it easy for international travelers to follow along and ask questions.
This Hoi An coffee making class offers a delightful, authentic, and educational experience that appeals to anyone curious about Vietnamese culture and coffee. With its reasonable price, expert guidance, and focus on tasting, it’s a compelling addition to your Vietnam travel plans.
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