Coffee Dak Lak

Tried their Vietnamese coffee with condensed milk. The shop was very busy during weekends. It took a while to get it after ordering. I had 50% suger level. The coffee was very strong. It was still bitter with 50% condensed milk. I'm glad that was not too sweet.

This little spot makes some of the best Vietnamese coffee I’ve had. The salted coffee is my go-to. It’s bold, smooth, and just the right mix of sweet and salty. Their chè ba màu is the best. Packed with chewy beans, creamy coconut, and a heap of sweet toppings, it’s rich, refreshing, and full of texture. Every spoonful is layered and satisfying. Whether you’re cooling off in the summer or need a strong caffeine fix, this is the place to be.

Got the Durian Lover, which is what I believe to be called che thai (includes jackfruit, water chestnuts, lychee, various types of jellies, and a durian milk(?)). Note that their menu states the small ($7.99) does not include a durian topping but the large ($10.99) does and looks like the menu's picture. The price is pretty high ($12.41 with tax) but I think that's standard for something durian related and it was what I have been looking for since tasting something similar from a Vietnamese festival in the city. My partner who is not a big fan of durian thought it was good out of all the drinks we tried today at the mall

The Vietnamese Iced Coffee at Coffee Dak Lak in Pacific Mall was awesome! It was a good pick me coffee after a meal :) Would definitely recommend if you craving a good Vietnamese Iced Coffee.

My wife tried the iced Vietnamese coffee and I tried the Thai milk tea 🧋. My wife did not enjoy her iced Vietnamese coffee because it tasted watered down and it was packed full of ice … like seriously 😳??? My Thai milk tea tasted like chocolate milk with a caffeine punch 🥊. I definitely 💯 did not enjoy it. Maybe their other drinks are better and I just made a poor choice in my drinks? I really dunno … because there is always a crazy lineup here. But after tasting my drink … I question why there is a lineup? I am one and done ✅ at this place. But I will say for everyone to give it a try and see if you like it and share your thoughts 💭. Happy eats everyone 😎

I almost don't want to review this place and keep it as a little secret gem that only Vietnamese egg coffee lovers know about. There are so very few places to get egg coffee and this is a tiny little stall in Pacific Mall. And it's always busy. Every time I come here, there is a queue. No wonder. The egg coffee is excellent. It's a little less "egg-y" and more foamy than other egg coffees I've had, but that's exactly how I like it best! So frothy and tasty, with well-roasted and brewed coffee. I just want to live inside the delicious egg foam forever. 🐣 For anybody hoping to grab a quick coffee on the go, this probably isn't the right choice, especially egg coffee. It is at least a 15 minute wait per cup because of the work involved, but it's so worth it. Other coffees and drinks are quicker though! Lovely staff and a cute little section where you can buy their beans and phins. Loved it. Definitely adding it to my must visit list for PM.

Personally think it’s over hyped, coffee took a while to get and the Vietnamnese coffee taste was not very strong. For the price and wait time I’d recommend going somewhere else.

Once the lone cafe in Pacific Mall serving Vietnamese-style coffee, this spot is still going strong. (I see there's another cafe opened nearby north-side entrance on main floor) Due to the prep time for egg coffee (10min), I always end up getting the iced condensed milk coffee. The rest of the menu remains a mystery to me, but given the top-notch quality and the buzz from the condensed milk coffee, I’m sure everything else is just as fantastic. Their coffee has that robust kick reminiscent of old-school Vietnamese coffee. It’s not the modern, subtle taste or aroma that places like Cong Caphe offer. I love how it stays classic in this way. Comparing Cong Caphe and Dak Lak is like comparing night and day. I wouldn’t dare judge between them. Dak Lak excels in delivering that bold, traditional punch, while Cong Caphe brings a modern twist with a warm, welcoming vibe. It’s like asking whether you prefer mom or dad. Both are great, just in different ways.