Buon Ma Thuot city, Dak Lak province has been famous for coffee with both high quality and quantity. Not only for wonderful taste, but when enjoying coffee here, you will feel the characteristic taste of the majestic Central Highlands. Every visitor to this Central Highlands city expects to try the characterized coffee taste of Buon Ma Thuot. Although you cannot clearly define how it tastes, but after only one sip, you will never forget that special scent.
In the city that is regarded as the capital of coffee in Vietnam, inviting friends to a coffee shop has become culture and lifestyle. Cafés are popular and present in almost every street in Buon Ma Thuot, from the main road like Le Thanh Tong, Ngo Quyen, Mai Hac De, Nguyen Du, Phan Chu Trinh to small alleys. Each coffee shop has a different name, different style and different customers. If Nguyen Bar is preferred by teenagers, Bang Khuang is for the middle-aged.
There are coffee shops which serve customers with ready-made coffee, but on-the-spot processed coffee is more favored in this land. The waiters begin roasting, grinding coffee beans and processing coffee only when the customers enter the shops.
There are many types of coffee in Buon Ma Thuot
A coffee shop in Buon Ma Thuot
You will have to be patient waiting for you cup of coffee. But watching how Buon Ma Thuot people process a cup of coffee is very interesting. For those who are still wondering choosing a coffee shop among hundreds of cafes in the city, Vietnamtrips recommends you go to the coffee village on Le Thanh Tong Street, a miniature coffee capital in the heart of Buon Ma Thuot. You can choose from many different flavors such as weasel coffee, fresh coffee or ready-made coffee.
Coffee village in Buon Ma Thuot
It is not easy to identify which shop has the best coffee among hundreds of large and small coffee shops in this Central Highlands city. Just know that, in the lower temperature at night in Buon Ma Thuot, chatting with friends besides a hot coffee cup is an unforgettable experience.
You are a coffee-holic? Let"s go to Buon Ma Thuot
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