Càphê Đen

Cute and chill spot for coffee. You order at the kiosk and not really engage with the workers other than when your drink is ready. They don’t pay attention to you and hides under the counter or behind the wall. Drinks were really good and the decorations are very nice. I enjoyed the visit. Tough for parking but manageable to hide away from the cops or the ticket enforcers.

I had the chance to visit Càphê Đen after having it bookmarked for a while. We ordered the Vietnamese Milk Coffee and the Vanilla Cold Brew. We tried the Vietnamese Milk Coffee at the recommended 100% condensed milk. While it was just a smidge too sweet, it was still delicious and well-balanced. Overall, I’d honestly order it at 100% again, or maybe try 50% next time just to compare. The Vanilla Cold Brew was smooth, flavorful, and not overly sweet. The café has a small but quaint seating area that’s cozy, inviting, and a nice place to enjoy your drink, have a quick chat, or get some work done. I’m definitely looking forward to coming back soon, especially to try the Black Sesame Cream Coffee and the Coconut Matcha Latte, which both caught my eye.

Cute little Vietnamese cate. Pay at counter/machine. There is some seating available. In flushing you have so many tea shops but Caphe Den stands out. They specialize in like Viet coffee and making delicious drinks with it. I'm a newer coffee drinker, I enjoyed the mixed stuff. If you get no sugar, it is bitter. If you've had Vietnamese coffee, you know it's strong! Theirs is espresso based coffee! You've been warned lol.

Got the egg cream viet iced coffee. I got 50% condensed milk even though they recommend 100%. It was fantastic and the perfect sweetness level. The egg cream was thick and also sweet with a subtle egg tart like flavor. I’m definitely coming back and getting a large ;)

Jasmine matcha cloud was the best most flavorful one. Banana was second best had a lovely creamy taste and not overly sweet. Ube didnt taste much like ube but matcha was good. Ordered for delivery it was packaged nicely and would get again.

Vietnamese coffee will always be top tier. Both the ube and egg cream foam were delicious. Very refreshing and a wonderful combination of Filipino (ube) and Vietnamese flavours. Aesthetically pleasing and staff were kind.

And this is a very nice quiet place to read. Catch up on some work and grab a nice coffee or latte but it's really good. The atmosphere was really set it apart from others because it just tucked away in a nice little corner right across from the hotel. Easy walk to get to you really can't go wrong. Great place to meet friends or just to get to know someone. I highly recommend this place if you're ever in the area. You could also grab some sweets from cookie to pastry to donuts. I think it has a little or something for everyone

This place is addicting... good strong coffee. Egg cream has been the best here so far. Since im on a dairy free journey for my newborn their fresh coconut coffee has been amazing! They are pricey though... about 10-11+bucks a cup depending on size. Cute little seating area ( I think like 2 tables) in the back. Ube isnt a strong ube but u can still taste it. Salt cream was ok too..not too different from the egg cream one. Sesame was good but im not a sesame person. Ive tried all of their cream flavors and egg cream is still my goto.Their coconut matcha one is awesome as well if you aren't looking for coffee. If you like the slightly cheesy cream foam on top this is it. To sweeten they use condensed milk. Ive put my friends and co-workers onto this.

I absolutely loved my Affogato coffee during a quick stop while I was in NY. I got 50% condensed milk and it was perfect for me considering it comes with a scoop of ice cream on top. I tried a sip of the match cream coffee and it's the best of both worlds for anyone with an affinity for matcha and coffee :) The inside is quaint in size but very well decorated with dim lighting for a perfect coffee date or studying session. The music choice was fitting for the ambiance and not too loud. You can order from one of the two kiosk that are available. We walked here but street parking is available.

Nice Vietnamese coffee spot. Really cute interior, good service, and a good coffee. I tried the salted foam over standard viet coffee, and it was really solid! The foam was fun and a tasty addition. It was a bit pricey ($8), but I guess coffee nowadays is around that anywhere. BTW they have a pastry selection that sounded stellar, but they were out when I went :')

I like that they open early (8:00) before other drink spots. You can order at their 2 kiosks or with someone. I ordered at the kiosk, but one of it did not have the pay machine connected, so I had to reinput my order at that other kiosk. Black Sesame Matcha Latte (Large, No Sugar) had a good matcha flavor, but it gets overpowered by the black sesame flavor if you mix it. Best to keep it separate or only partially mixed. Banana Cream Coffee (Medium, 30% condensed milk) was an interesting combo! You can really taste the coffee and the banana, which goes well together. I like the banna chips on top. Oat Milk Latte (Medium, 30% sugar) is good for lactose intolerance. It is still a bit sweet at 30% for me, so would get 0% sugar next time. Will be back for the coffee!

My first Egg Cream Coffee. I am uncertain what is normal, so I will give them an Okay, 3-stars. Lots of ice pellets, not a lot of coffee. Tasty. A poor value at ~$8. Staff is friendly and helpful. Venue is welcoming and clean.

This is a coffee shop that is not situated on the main street, so it's a little bit out of the way. But still worth the detour! We got the coconut coffee refresher and it was delicious. It was unique and so refreshing! The bits of coconut meat was a sweet treat at the end of drink. Recommend visiting this cafe!

The drinks are rich, strong, and tasty. What more can you ask for? Beautifully decorated and clean. You can tell that they take pride in their business. Very cool that they use the Vietnamese "phin" or drip technique for all their coffees. It might take longer but it absolutely makes a difference. I made a special trip to try it out and it was totally worth it. If I'm ever back in the area I will for sure come back and try more things on their menu. What we ordered: - Ube Cream Coffee - Salted Cream Coffee - Strawberry Mojito

Càphê Đen is a small Vietnamese coffee shop located in Flushing. It was quite a surprise to find a Vietnamese spot in this area of New York City. There are two self-ordering kiosks for customers to order from. While browsing through their menu, there were quite a few unique drinks. I ordered the Durian Cream Coffee and my boyfriend ordered the Banana Cream Coffee. Both drinks were quite strong. The cream top is very rich and creamy. I personally prefer mixing the cream into the rest of the drink.

#30 in my NEW ENGLAND & NY COFFEE SHOP SERIES Delicious Viet coffee!! Just a star knocked off for the work/study vibes. It's a super small shop with not many tables, but a great shop for good drinks! The viet coffee was super creamy, strong, and sweet but not overly sweet. I would definitely go again.

In an area with so many cafes - this was alright. Or maybe we got the ordinary stuff? We ordered the standard Vietnamese coffee - I liked that they allowed me to customize the amount of condensed milk. I don't like a lot of sweetness in my coffee - so I selected 30%. And my partner got Matcha Latte. Both of them were meh. Not the worst I had - definitely not worth the hype or the price. The vietnamese coffee was good, but had a lot of ice (which wasn't customizable). The matcha latte was alright.

I was so excited to know you can now customize your Vietnamese cream coffee with printed art at Caphe Den--choose from their rotating monthly designs or upload your own photos via a QR code, all for just $1 extra! I've been wanting to visit a Chiikawa-themed cafe for the longest time, so of course I had to print Chiikawa, Hachiware, and Usagi on my drinks. (though I do regret not printing Usagi on the yellow egg cream, it would've been perfect!) They also offer popular character prints like Labubu and Sonny Angels. ＊Egg Cream Coffee $9.48 (L)Cà phê trứng is easily my favorite of the three! The coffee base was incredibly rich--just as you'd expect from Vietnamese coffee.  It is a bold, strong coffee with a fluffy cream float of whipped egg yolk and condensed milk. Highly recommend giving it a try.   ＊Strawberry Matcha Latte $9.48 (L)What really blew my mind: they use 8g of matcha for a medium and 12g for a large! I'm usually not a huge fan of strawberry matcha, but I really enjoyed this one. The strawberry purée made it super refreshing. I added matcha cream on top so I could get printed art on this drink too.   ＊Black Sesame Cream Latte $9.48 (L) The black sesame cream was rich, nutty, and had a texture so thick we ended up scooping it like a mousse dessert. I do wish the cream had been softer--it was a bit hard to mix with the coffee.   Note that I asked for 30% sugar for all drinks, and that's the perfect amount of sweetness imo.

Stopped by during our layover. The shop was open early and did not disappoint. We ordered from the self-order kiosks and there were so many unique Asian-inspired drinks to choose from. They are quite pricy (my drink was over $8 for a venti size). They also have a few Asian baked goods at the front counter. There's a little seating area in the cafe with two tables so not much space to sit. Cafe was decorated really nicely and we loved the window full of plants.

Caphe den was my first stop in Flushing!! It is a small cute shop near all the best eateries! I ordered the matcha iced coffee and the vanilla affogato. The matcha topping is a cream cheese matcha that is quite thick! It tastes great but can be tough to sip down so I stuck with using a straw. The vanilla affogato was amazinggggg! The coffee in both drinks was nice and rich, not watered down at all. The service was nice and quick!

Very good and strong coffee. It is sweet because they used condensed milk but it is not heavy. I got 30 percent sweetness (the least amount). Service was fast and the place is clean. I like the aesthetic. I got the coffee with ube flavored cream. It was good, a bit gritty but not off-putting. I bought the coffee and drank it the next day and it was very good.

Finally found an authentic Vietnamese coffee shop on the east coast. Caphe Den had been on my list for a while and I was finally able to visit during a flushing food crawl. I appreciate the decor and history of Vietnam and the coffee displayed on the walls I ordered an ice egg coffee and it it was absolutely perfect. Smooth coffee balanced with a sweet and salty egg topping. Order from the kiosk and service is quick. Note: Street parking Small seating area

As a regular Vietnamese phin drip coffee drinker, it takes a lot to wow me -- would say this spot definitely is up to par but I would say they are quite pricey. 4.5/5 Sea Salt Cream Viet Coffee -- LOVED the sea salt cream foam, perfectly silky with a salty kick. 0.5star off for the fact there was a strangely small amount of coffee to cream ratio. I had so much more cream than coffee in my drink. 4/5 Coconut Coffee - refreshing summer coconut shushie !

I came with some people who were buying for others as well, so we got a variety of drinks. I think we were all a little disappointed by the drinks that we got... I got the black sesame cream coffee. I asked for less condensed milk thinking that the cream would also make the coffee sweet but that was not the case so my coffee was more bitter. The cream was thick and "stringy"(? not sure the best way to describe the texture of it). I feel like it was a more of a foam vs cream. I definitely would've gone with something else if I knew that since I don't usually like foam. My cousin got a matcha drink (cant remember which one) and mentioned that it didn't have the matcha taste. Not sure what everyone else thought of the egg coffees. The store itself is cute. They have a couple tables to the side.

i love the coffee cream here not too sweet and just perfect pairing just a small space for seating is my only complaint. I tried the egg cream last time and this time I got the black sesame to try. Yummmmy. Marble drip coffee was tasty too, coffee is legit flavor. Clean counter and baristas are detail orientated.

Good strong Vietnamese coffee plus many cold variations, some unique creations as well. Price is on the high end but well worth it. Service is friendly and efficient. One complaint is that there is not enough tables (like 2) and about 5 high bar stools due to its tight space. If you don't mind grab and go, then you need to give it a try. Enjoy..

A great spot for Vietnamese coffee! The inside of the cafe has two kiosks that you can order at, a window of yummy pastries, and some bar space to enjoy your drinks at. The service was nice. I got the coconut matcha and the matcha foam coffee. Let me warn you: the coffee here is STRONG. By itself, the coffee is extremely bitter and the foam does help a bit, but it's also pretty thick so it's a bit hard to mix in. I loved the coconut matcha, however, and I would definitely come back just for that.

Cozy spot for Viet Coffee in Flushing. Caphe Den is clean and relatively small. They have free wifi so it's a nice place to get work done. A tad expensive for just one coffee ($7+) but the coffee was strong and yummy. 70% sweetness is perfect. Will definitely get the job done if you're craving some Viet Coffee.

My friends and I decided to stop here on our last day before flying back home, and it didn't disappoint. The shop is tucked into a not-too-busy street, a bit off from the main road, but it is a cute find. Compared to many of the cafes we went to during our stay, it was a bit small, but it had a cozy vibe to it. Personally, I don't think it was as strong as I'd like viet coffee to be, but my friend absolutely loved it. The Ube cream was sweet and balanced out the coffee pretty well. The ice of course was pretty much the whole drink, which was also a bit disappointing, but overall it is worth a try.

Visited this cafe as a recommendation of a friend. I love having Vietnamese coffee when I need a strong fix of caffeine. This place has a lot of unique coffee items on the menu as well as sweet items. You can choose to order through the kiosk or with the cashier. I tried the Egg Coffee and it was very unique. It had a thick yellow topping that you can mix into the coffee base. I loved the strength of the coffee and it gave a really good kick. Service was good with the employees we interacted with. The prices are moderate, but worth it. I would visit back if ever in the area.

Stopped by on a whim on an early morning. Service was quick. I liked that you could customize your order and choose how much condensed milk. I had the oat latte which still has their drip coffee. I thought it was a good taste. Definitely sweet. It has a lot of ice but it's the smaller crunchy ice. Overall I think I will be back to try other items on the menu if in the area. Ambiance is chill. It's a cute corner spot but I can't comment on how busy it can be.

The staff were friendly. We were there quite early so there wasn't many people around the area yet. The drink tasted good. There seems to be a lot of designs to choose from for some drinks which we will drink next time.

Delicious coffee but plan ahead cause the caffeine was really strong as advertised haha!! Got to try the egg cream and ube cream flavors. Be sure to give them a good mix!! The viet coffee is strong and bitter by itself and nicely balanced by the creams. The egg cream one kinda reminded me of eggnog but not spiced. Also resembled the creamy egg flavors from Chinese custard buns. The ube cream had a subtle flavor but still came through with every sip consistently! While I liked the former, my partner preferred the latter. They also have a good range of Asian influenced baked goods. The salted egg yolk cookie had a great flavor and sweet-savory balance. The store has some seating but not a lot. Staff were not super friendly but at least polite.

I needed a caffeine kick, and the Viet coffee here absolutely hit the spot. My favorite was the coconut frappe for a subtly sweet and refreshing coconut-y flavor, but I also tried the black sesame cream coffee and really enjoyed the slightly salty & savory foam as well. Interior is small and cozy, with limited seating. Prices are definitely higher than expected, but I thought it was worth trying!

Viet coffee here is average but love the unique take on it. They offer options like egg cream, salted cream, matcha, and even ube for you to choose. I tried the egg cream viet coffee with 50% condensed milk and still thought it was quite sweet still

Very small inside, but nicely decorated. Friend and I were excited to get their salted cream/sea salt coffee (I've only ever heard it as sea salt coffee and never salted cream so that was interesting. Also, their poster on the wall said sea salt coffee but the kisok said salted cream..what's up with that). If you want authentic, traditional vietnamese coffee, I wouldn't recommend coming here. The sea salt coffee was $8 and basically 90% ice. The cream part was so heavy and hard to blend in with the coffee that tasted like mocha?? I think that experience was enough for me not to come back. Service was nice, but drinks were okay. Maybe they have other drinks that are better. PAY WITH CASH!! The difference between card and cash was a whopping $2 so just pay up front to the people!

Caphe Den is the least Vietnamese of all the Vietnamese Cafes in NY. It's a pretty place to be in but the coffees are more like Dunkin Donuts lattes. I think they're serving to the Chinese Flushing population that may stray from the bitter flavors of Vietnamese coffee, so they're playing it safe by producing something overly sweet but come on. I dunno, I'm conflicted. Give the people what they want but don't mask it up.

Having gone to Vietnam recently, I've been looking for an egg coffee place and was excited to try this place. Not sure if it was an off day but the egg cream coffee I got was super thick. Flavor was good albeit slightly on the sweet side, but I had to let the ice melt almost entirely in order to counteract the thickness of the egg cream. Would try again though!

The staffs were friendly. Ordered Vietnamese Iced Coffee from kiosk. The Vietnamese Iced Coffee literally woke me up. Would highly recommend getting this if you want to be caffeinated. Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Ambience: 5/5

@capheden.nyc is the first Vietnamese coffee shop of its kind in the heart of Flushing, Queens. Càphê Đen which means "black coffee" reflects the deep, bold flavors that characterize their brews. They use Phin, a Vietnamese coffee filter to produce a rich flavor. The Vietnamese Egg Coffee is rich and creamy with robust coffee flavor mixed with condensed milk using coffee beans directly from Vietnam. I love the strong Matcha flavor of their Matcha Latte with black sesame cream. Ube is also up to my expectation. What we ordered : - Matcha Latte with Black Sesame cream - Vietnamese coffee with egg cream - Ube Latte with Ube Cream

Lovely matcha cream with super strong coffee and condensed milk. This place is tucked away from the main area of flushing so a bit more relaxed to grab coffee and sit. Lots of delicious cream topping options for their coffee

Not quite what I expected when I got this drink. It's sweetened coconut water with matcha poured on top. I do think that it is too sweet and the coconut overpowers the matcha since I don't really taste it that much. I don't think I'll get this drink again

A bit smaller than expected = limited seating & no bathroom? You order at the kiosk and it takes a bit for your drinks to come out. Love the vibes and interior decorations though, looking very modern and clean. The cream foam on the top was harder than expected to drink with the vietnamese coffee on the bottom and they weren't as flavorful as I expected? But the vietnamese coffee is pretty strong, which I liked. Would say this is more of a order and go type of store!

I adored this cafe. The best coffee. I also printed my cats face on the egg foam. This made my day. So fun. Good coffee. Càphê Đen @caphden.nyc 134-16 36th Rd S2, Flushing, NY 11354 Vietnamese Coffee shop. Woman owned. Vietnamese sourced Coffee. You can print on your foam. I printed my cat Stella Bean. Egg coffee, or cà phê trứng in Vietnamese, is a unique and delicious coffee drink that originated in Hanoi, Vietnam. It is a drink that's sweet, velvety, and custard-like on top, with the bitterness of the coffee balancing the sweetness of the egg cream. I ordered 1. Ube latte 2. 3. Strawberry Matcha latte Strawberry guava jasmine tea refresher Ill be back.

As the only Vietnamese dedicated coffee shop in Flushing, Caphe Den (#1) is definitely capitalizing on a niche and one that is on the rise in demand. However, given the sub-standard Viet options throughout NYC, my expectations couldn't be smaller, They surprised me in some areas and disappointed in others, but ultimately I'm happy for their presence in the neighborhood. The place is small and only offers counter seating with a small lover's seat in the corner. It is handicap accessible with the ramp and gives off a pseudo-trendy vibe with a bit of modern aesthetic. I could totally see this being a great date friendly spot when it's quiet or a remote work destination. While counter ordering is available, a majority of folks are doing it through a self-serve touch screen station. My large group of Vietnamese visitors ordered practically every drink from the coffee and milk tea section, so I got to sample a good amount. Overall the fruit drinks and milk tea got the most thumbs up, where as the coffee had mixed reviews. Personally, the signature ca phe sua da was just average. They went a bit heavy with the ice and I felt the condensed milk ratio was also a little disappointing. I felt the same with the black coffee equivalent, which was better. I thought their bac xiu (creamy Saigon style latte) was pretty solid and the cream coffee was the overwhelming favorite in the group. There are few food options, but I dig the cookies from btr bakes (#2) and the sometimes-free bananas. Service is a lot like the coffee: hot and cold. The first time was cold, since the counter folks seemed stressed with our Viet group that had crowded up half the store and struggled to communicate in Viet. The last time on just my own was significantly better, but it might also be because they were slower than usual. I am looking forward to coming back and indulging on their other drinks. I'm hoping for improvement on the coffee side and certainly wouldn't mind additional food options down the line. _________ (#1) "Black Coffee" in Vietnamese (#2) Despite the near $5 price tag.

@foodie_starry Just visited Càphê Đen in Flushing and discovered my new favorite spot for Vietnamese coffee! Càphê Đen 134-16 36th Rd S2, Flushing, NY 11354 A friend raved about their Egg Cream Coffee for ages, and I finally made the trip--totally worth it! The quaint little sign outside led me into an antique-charm-filled cafe. I dove right into their best-sellers: Egg Cream Coffee - I ordered just 30% condensed milk since I don't like too sweet and it turned out perfect. It topped with cocoa that feels as luxurious as tiramisu. Black Sesame Cream Coffee - Dark and enticing, enriched with a bold sesame flavor, also with 30% condensed milk. Iced Black Coffee - Keeping this one for a Monday morning pick-me-up; sugar-free with finely crushed ice that's way classier than your average Starbucks. The layers in each cup, especially the Egg Cream Coffee, are a sight to behold--like artwork in a glass! The trick to enjoying these? Start with the coffee at the bottom, then a sip of the creamy top. Or let the layers slowly merge for a perfect blend of flavors. Truly a coffee haven worth a revisit!

Cute Vietnamese cafe in Flushing. They open early which is great (7am ET). We tried their egg cream coffee which was pretty good. You can adjust the condense milk level and we went with 30%, ice level was set and we got a size large to share. The coffee flavor is robust and well rounded, one of the better Viet coffees I've had. I wish the egg cream was a bit easier to mix in and drink, it was a bit difficult to get through the straw and to mix. Aside from that flavor was good and service was smooth and quick (no line). Would definitely come again and try other drinks on their menu.

Place looks nice, neat, and fancy. Very limited amount of seating, like 2-3 tables. Quite congregated with little privacy space. More like to enjoy the ambiance. Service is quite quick. Came here for coffee and it was alright. Nothing special and noteworthy in this place...

I like this Vietnamese coffee shop. Think I might prefer egg cream over ube but no longer recall (we had both our first time and the ube didn't hit as much as in my memory, so likely I prefer the egg one). Clean, easy to order at kiosk, quick!

I've never had egg cream coffee before but I'm sold now! You can order at kiosk or with staff behind the counter. Interior decor well done with the tiny space they have, maybe about 7 people can sit? This place really is a grab and go type place/ a great pit stop if going for a foodie/snack/drink crawl in Flushing. Worth the semisideways trek to grab a cup. Pro tip- get half or less sugar so you don't get diabetes and try not to drink it all before the ice melts (but honestly really hard to slow down inhaling it! its just so addicting!) Will be back!

Alas, dedicated Viet coffee in Queens. I've come here numerous times and even brought some out-of-town guests here. The coffee has been very consistent. If you're used to higher milk ratio-based lattes, the coffee may likely be too strong for your taste since Viet coffee is traditionally steeped slower (hence more concentrated), but I don't know if they actually use a Phin in their brewing process. I've pretty much tried most of their menu and the Coconut Frappe, hands down, is my favorite - it takes me back to a recent trip to Ha Noi. Most of the other drinks have a very thick layer of cream that takes awhile to fully absorb into the coffee and you don't really want to drink the cream layer first. Dunno if the hype has really calmed down since its opening since I go during off-peak hours but I never have to wait more than 5 minutes. Price point is on the higher side but probably at NYC market rate since specialty coffee will cost you this much anywhere else.

I wanted to love this place as I was really excited for the idea of a Vietnamese coffee cafe but there is something odd about their foams. It's just ... sticky ... almost like marshmallow? It doesn't mix with the drink at all, so I hate to say it's really just not a good idea to top a liquid drink with this weird sticky product. It's also concerning to me because the consistency of marshmallow is commonly achieved using gelatin. I'm wondering if a representative wants to respond and confirm what is in the foam that makes it so sticky? I was only able to drink halfway before the liquid was gone and my cup was just ice and sticky stuff. Really not appealing. You can't even drink the sticky stuff. It is just such a weird consistency that gets clogged up in your straw. I got 2 drinks -- the iced Vietnamese coffee topped with black sesame "foam" and a coconut water latte topped with matcha "foam" -- and before tip it was $19. Whether that's worth it is subjective but I wouldn't return for what we got at that price. Both drink's foams were the consistency of glue. Hoping they tweak the "foam" recipe because funny enough my friend warned me the foam is weird before I went to try it. Until then, I wouldn't recommend. The topping foams are what makes the drinks stand out, especially in Flushing where dessert and drink shops are literally on every corner. If not for the specialty products, why wouldn't I just go to a Vietnamese restaurant and get an iced coffee to go?

What a cute small cafe! Loved the decor and theming of this shop. We ordered the standard vietnamese milk coffee and the black sesame cream coffee, both with 50% condensed milk. Typically with boba we'll get half sugar, but I think we should have stuck with 100% for this, I forgot how strong this coffee is! Overall quite good, but a little pricey. I think I preferred the normal milk coffee over the black sesame cream, but both were tasty

Refreshing viet coffee!! Staff were friendly amd didn't have to wait too long for our orders ! Worth a stop since there's not many coffee stop offering viet coffee variety

I'm from California where the egg coffee is very prevalent, so when I came to NYC and realized that there is few and far in between here I was elated to hear about this place. First time ordering here and upon entering, the place is on the smaller side with seating for maybe 3 parties of 2. There was only one guy manning the counter so don't expect a huge team of people, and the place is on a less busy part of town where there isn't as much foot traffic. Egg coffee here is delicious, a little on the pricey side, and STRONG. I didn't go in having the highest expectations as there isn't enough competition around these parts to challenge cafes to outdo eachother, so this option was great. When I'm out in flushing and craving a coffee instead of their iconic boba options, I'll come back. It's nice that it's rather close to Chongqing Lao Zao too, so that you can have your coffee before dinner. I'll be back to try their flavored cream foams and the coffee at less sweet option!

Two of my favorites in one drink? MUST BE IN HEAVEN! I love coffee and the fact that it is Vietnamese coffee makes it 10x better because I know this drink will pack a punch! It's nice that you can choose how sweet you want it because I don't like sugar in my coffee but because it's Vietnamese coffee, I just have at least 30% condensed milk in it. I was expecting the matcha cream to be similar to whip cream consistency, but it did not disappoint. It was heavy and thick with a strong matcha taste. The cream could have been a little less salty, but not much of an issue. Overall, I definitely think this is a great drink for coffee and matcha lovers! Service was quick and easy because it is all digital through a kiosk. Only reason it's a 4 star is the price. It does seem overly priced for a cup of coffee.

I stayed at a hotel nearby and ended up grabbing coffee here every morning when I was in Flushing! Sooooo good. Perfect way to wake up each day while I was in town. Huge variety on the menu too. Of the drinks I tried, my favorites were the coconut-based drinks! The Coconut Matcha Latte was incredible. Rich matcha with the refreshing flavors from the coconut water. It had real coconut in there too. I loved when bits of it would come up the straw. The Coconut Frappe was also really tasty. Blended viet coffee with coconut milk! A fun slushie-type drink. SUPER STRONG. The egg coffee was decent too!