Ho Chi Minh Workshops

Another cultural immersion to do in Saigon. Sarah was an excellent teacher, explaining how to make coffee and its history. The friends you make during the class are also a very nice experience. The coffee was great. We made Egg coffee salted coffee, coconut coffee and Cafe Sua, the class offers great value for the money you pay. It's a nice thing to do if you don't know what to do in Saigon.

truly a fun and interesting experience learning more about Vietnam's coffee culture and how they brew their coffee! the group size was just right (7 people) and our instructor gave clear instructions and guided us through the whole process well. highly recommend !!

I really enjoy participating in workshops when I come to Vietnam. It's a great way to learn more about Vietnamese food and how to make it. Making egg coffee with instructor Tom was easy, and the steps were clear. It's helpful to memorize the steps a little, as the numbers in the recipe PDF provided after the class are slightly different. The history of egg coffee was also explained clearly, making it a very insightful and relaxed activity. The whole thing takes about an hour, and you even get a certificate at the end – I know students really appreciate that. There are also promotional coffee bean sets available for students to buy, and you get a coffee discount coupon. I recommend ordering a different coffee after the workshop. I give this experience a very high rating.

The class was very very good as compared to what my daughter had in Singapore. Well pace and the instructor was very patient with our questions too. Will definitely come back!

At the coffee workshop, Joey, a Vietnamese coffee enthusiast, gave us a detailed explanation of the varieties, processing techniques, traditions, and culture of Vietnamese coffee. She even guided us in making several Vietnamese coffees ourselves. The French brought coffee beans to Vietnam, and due to its unique geographical and climatic conditions, Vietnam is particularly suitable for growing Robusta coffee beans. Coffee culture is deeply ingrained in Vietnamese life. From selecting and drying the beans to brewing, I blended several coffees with two handsome Argentinian guys. [laughing][laughing][laughing]

The location was easy to find. the staff were kind and helpful. I am grateful for all the tools they provided me with. they even helped fix some of my mistakes. The craft can take a while so be sure to allot enough time to finish this. This is a beautiful gallery and art form.

hosts were very gracious. activity started on time and all required material was provided. they also have us free gifts. loved the experience. must do activity if you are in Saigon (Ho Chi Minh)

This class was super fun, and the pho cocktails were absolutely delicious! Seriously fun and highly recommend~~ You should definitely check it out. This class was super fun, and the pho cocktails were absolutely delicious! Seriously fun and highly recommend~~ You should definitely check it out. This class was super fun, and the pho cocktails were absolutely delicious! Seriously fun and highly recommend~~ You should definitely check it out.

Was looking for something unique to do in HCM and this mini Aodai workshop was certainly it! The entire process was really fun and relaxing, you'll be really focused on the sewing and it took my mind off other things. There were many fabrics to select from and the process would definitely be simple enough for most people to participate! Strongly recommend if you want to bring home a small piece of the Vietnamese culture!