Drop Button Coffee

The café spans two floors and includes a peaceful outdoor courtyard, making it ideal for both social gatherings and quiet solo visits. Inside, the decor is minimalist yet cozy, with soft textures, light wood furniture, and plenty of natural light pouring through large windows. It’s a space that feels curated but not overdone—perfect for those who appreciate aesthetics and calm. ☕️ The drink menu is playful and creative, featuring: Espresso-based drinks and cold brews Korean-style specialties like matcha Oreo frappuccino Unique blends like cookie-inspired iced coffee and cherry Coke espresso Light bites such as honey butter toast and Myeongran baguette (with salted pollack roe) I tried their latte and a croissant—the coffee was smooth and mellow, true to Korean taste, and the pastry was decent, though not the highlight. Prices range from ₫60,000–₫80,000, slightly above average but fair for the ambiance and experience. With a growing fanbase and a 4.5+ star reputation, Drop Button is praised for its unique vibe, photogenic corners, and relaxing atmosphere. It’s open daily from 8:00 AM to 11:00 PM, making it a great spot for both early risers and night owls. Drop Button Coffee – A Korean-Inspired Café with Industrial Charm by West Lake, Tucked along the breezy stretch of Lạc Long Quân, Drop Button Coffee is a striking, Korean-owned café that blends soft industrial design with pastel tones and a touch of Seoul’s café culture. With its massive arched doors, warm lighting, and airy layout, the space feels like a creative studio—inviting, stylish, and full of character. If you’re in Tây Hồ and looking for a café that feels like a slice of Seoul with a Hanoi twist, Drop Button Coffee is absolutely worth a visit.