Saigon Phin Daklak (Vietnamese Coffee)

I’m nearly through my third bag and preparing to order my fourth and fifth. I brew this in a phin and it’s excellent each time.

Sent this to my niece as she is a coffee fiend. We were talking about her dad my brother and him serving in Vietnam.I decided to send it because we are at a different place in time now.I'm glad I didMy niece raved about how rich the coffee was and how the smell just took over the kitchen.

The aroma smells fresh and grind size is good for the ideal brewing time. It is a bit on the pricey side.

The coffee is great BUT, the packaging needs to be as before, in a larger container so coffee grounds are not wasted when opening.Saigon Phin Daktak.....hope you are listening!!!!HN

I have been through many coffee brands, and this is my favorite for vietnamese 'drip coffee', using a gravity phin filter. perfect sized ground, robust, non-acidic, delicious (imo) coffee. I have ordered at least 8 bags of this over the year, and always happy with it.

There's soybean and other items in the coffee. Tastes okay, sort of fruity, nutty.

Not a fan. The taste isn't like other Vietnamese coffees I'm looking for. Had I noticed this has ARTIFICIAL FLAVOR added I never would've tried it. Don't waste your time on this. Plus the opening in bag makes it very difficult to scoop out çoffee, because it's very small.

While living in Vietnam, was able to fall in love with some amazing cafe/coffee. I am able to do it again, with this product. Every sip takes me back to Ho Chi Minh City! I am not crazy about the price since it is a lot cheaper when you actually live there, but this coffee is an absolute "must". Cafe Sua Da was my drink of choice, in VN. Now that I am back in the States, I love being able to make it every day as I used to do. I use the VN coffee press to make this and I believe that's also crucial to enjoy this coffee properly.