Workshop de Preparação de Café em Da Nang

Jane war reizend und zeigte uns, wie man 4 verschiedene Arten vietnamesischen Kaffees zubereitet: Phin, Eierkaffee, Kokosnusskaffee und Salzkaffee. Der Kurs war sehr informativ und interaktiv mit der Gruppe. Eine sehr angenehme Erfahrung.

It was a very happy experience. Miss Jane taught very well, and the language was also very humorous. She explained in detail the basic knowledge of coffee beans and the special features of Vietnamese coffee beans. The coffee is also very delicious. I like salt coffee the most. I strongly recommend it!！！

This was such a fun experience! Learned how to make Phin Coffee, Egg Coffee, Salt Coffee, and Coconut Coffee. The instructions were easy to follow, and Jane was really hands-on. She even gave us ideas/alternatives for milk that might be hard to find outside Vietnam. The support after the class was great. I had trouble downloading the recipe, reached out more than a week later, and Jane still responded and sent everything over and answered all my questions. Definitely a must-try experience if you're in Da Nang.

Lana was such an amazing teacher and we thank her for sharing with us her wisdom on how to properly make Vietnamese coffee!! It will be very useful for when we recreate them back home (considering that I love Vietnamese coconut coffee so much! 🤩) We also had the privilege to learn about Vietnamese culture and a touch of history through coffee which made this entire experience a must (to do) when you’re in Da Nang!

We were a class of 8 and overall the experience was great. Jane was able to walk us through a quick history/background on Vietnamese coffee origins and of course some recipes (Brewing Vietnamese coffee, egg Coffee, Salt Latte, and Coconut Latte). would 100% recommend for people visiting Da Nang.

Loved the small group workshop! The instructor is very knowledgeable, professional, friendly & fun. I enjoyed the workshop immensely & would encourage others to take it as well! Learn to make the popular & famous Vietnamese egg, salt & coconut coffees. A great way to impress your family & friends when you return home and make the coffees you learned in the workshop!

We really enjoyed joining the Coffee Making Class. The host updated us ahead of time and kept us informed regularly. They also guided us on what to pin in Grab and even provided pictures of the building to help us easily find the venue. The class itself was fun and engaging—Sia, our teacher, was both entertaining and knowledgeable. She shared stories about how different coffees were discovered and even taught us how to pronounce common Vietnamese words. Overall, we had a great time and truly enjoyed our coffee. The one we made with Sia’s guidance was absolutely delicious. Highly recommended!

Fabulous day out learning all about what goes into making the various types of Vietnamese coffee. Jane was enthusiastic, friendly and spoke perfect English. Highly recommend having the lunch along with the coffee workshop, plentiful, super fresh and tasty.

It was a very fun and cultural experience making Vietnamese coffee. The coffee recipe was very simple. After the session, our instructor also shared a recipe that I could take home for reference.

Today I experienced Vietnamese coffee in an extraordinary way. Jane led the coffee workshop and was the perfect guide for my first experience with Vietnamese egg coffee. She is funny, witty and charming and a great storyteller as she explained how and why certain tools and ingredients are used in making my newest favorite coffee….all in top-notch English. Jane definitely made this a 5-star experience. Before the event I got a confirmation WhatsApp message with clear instructions (I missed that) and she even reached out while I was lost walking the neighborhood trying to find my way. The experience was just delightful. I can appreciate every cup of Vietnamese coffee so much more now that I know the effort involved. I’m even excited about making my own coffee at home. I will definitely recommend this workshop to any and everyone who even mentions coffee to me. Well worth the money. Also don’t worry if you’re attending solo, it’s a community effort.