Hoi An Roastery Cafe

#HawaiiFlightEvent Hoi An Roastery Espresso & Coffee House Hoi An Roastery Espresso & Coffee House ◾ Business hours: 07:30~20:30 every day ◾ Air conditioning! ◾ Meals available ◾ Card payment accepted Judging from the name, it seems like they don't have any other menus besides coffee, but they sell quite a variety of drinks and food. Since they open at 7:30 AM, it seems like a good place to have a light breakfast. The breakfast menus are tempting, so I decided to order only coffee because I was so full. I ordered egg coffee, which I've always wanted to try, and my sister ordered long black. You can't have iced egg coffee! I've never had ssanghwacha with egg yolk floating in it, but is it similar? It's soft and savory, but you can feel the slight fishy taste of the egg at the end. It's worth trying once, but (according to my extremely personal taste) I wouldn't necessarily recommend it. I heard that Vietnamese coffee has a high caffeine content, and after drinking a long black, I felt like all the wrinkles in my brain were gone. Highly recommended when you're sleepy! Hoi An Roastery Espresso & Coffee House was a cafe I happened to visit to escape the heat, but it was nice to have a quiet time drinking coffee in a cafe with the atmosphere I wanted to cool off. There was also a separate seating area for tea ceremonies, and the place where the curtains were fluttering in the wind was so pretty. I only recorded it in a video, so it would be burdensome to upload it, so I'll explain it instead, but if you don't really want the air conditioning on a day that's not too hot, I recommend spending time leisurely at a sitting table. This is the terrace seat that I desperately wanted to sit on. It's close enough that you can jump over it if you're good at long-distance jumping (actually, you can't), and it's connected to the building next door with colorful lanterns. The atmosphere created by the stamens on the back swaying in the wind and the leaves reflecting the sunlight was so pretty. It's not a famous cafe for Koreans, so we were the only customers, but the staff was friendly. I was able to charge my iPhone, which I had requested in a hurry, and the bathroom was clean. If you happen to visit Hoi An Old Town, you won't regret stopping by if you happen to come across it while passing by.