14 Egg Coffee Classes and Tastings in Hanoi

1.Hanoi Coffee Workshop: Taste Salt, Coconut and Egg Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 1,286 reviews · from $16Our pick

Spend about three and a half hours at Local Beans Roastery with Vietnamese baristas such as Val, Lin, or Luka. Learn coffee history, roast styles, and brewing technique while making six drinks, including phin, brown, salt, egg, coconut, and a coffee cocktail. Tea, snacks, rice wine, recipes, and equipment are included.

“As a non-coffee person this workshop was still incredibly fun. Lin was excellent as a teacher and the whole experience was very smooth and efficient. All of the coffees that you make are unique from each and really give you a chance to exRead more”

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2.Vietnamese Street Food Tour with Egg Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 315 reviews · 3 hours · from $24

Spend three hours walking Hanoi’s Old Quarter with an English-speaking guide such as Phoenix, Jelly, Alex, or Lisa. Try four to six local dishes, including banh mi, beef noodle salad, sticky rice ice cream, and egg coffee, while learning about Hanoi’s food, religion, history, and architecture. Small-group and private options are available.

“We had an incredible time on the walking food tour in Hanoi! Our guide, Phoenix, was exceptional—very knowledgeable and friendly. She communicated with us well before the tour, ensuring we had clear instructions on the meeting point, which made everything hassle-free. The food itinerary was well-curated, offering a great variety of Hanoi’s best dishes. We especially appreciated the small group size, as it allowed for easy interaction with other participants and a more personal experience. Phoenix led us to some amazing food spots that we likely wouldn’t have found on our own. If you’re looking to explore Hanoi’s vibrant food scene with a fantastic guide, this tour is a must-try!…”

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3.Ha Noi Egg Coffee Class

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 227 reviews · from $12

Meet at Cafe Minh near Ta Hien Beer Street for a 50-minute to one-hour class covering egg coffee, Hanoi-style espresso milk coffee, and Saigon-style milk coffee. Depending on the session, you may also prepare salt or coconut coffee and practice foam art. Equipment, ingredients, instruction, and a small gift are included.

“Our coffee class experience was outstanding. It began with a delightful tea and snack reception. We gained hands-on knowledge of crafting distinctive coffee varieties, such as bhin, egg, salt, and coconut coffee. I definitely recommend signing up for the class.”

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4.Hanoi Egg Coffee making course

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 112 reviews · 1 hour · from $15

At Hong Hoai’s Restaurant, an English-speaking instructor such as Katie or Tan introduces Vietnamese coffee, demonstrates egg coffee step by step, then helps you make your own cup. You get a spring roll, water or iced tea, all ingredients, and a recipe to take home. The class lasts one hour and costs $15.

“The teaching is clear and easy to understand. All essential tools are provided. Nice spring roll after making.”

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6.Hanoi Egg Coffee Making Course

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 76 reviews · from $15

Meet at 20 P. Bát Đàn in Hanoi’s Old Quarter for a hands-on egg coffee lesson with a guide such as Katie or Jenny. You’ll learn the recipe, adjust the flavor, whip the topping, and decorate your drink before enjoying it with a spring roll, free water, or iced tea. Groups are capped at 14.

“Booked the 1h egg coffee course. Great experience and worth the money! You get 2 egg coffee and some spring rolls for snacks. The course is conducted in a small restaurant. In my case I was the only participant. The guide was very nice, Read more”

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7.Cyclo the Old Quarter and Egg Coffee Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 63 reviews · 150 - 210 minutes · from $22

Spend 150 to 210 minutes exploring Hanoi’s Old Quarter and Hoan Kiem Lake with an English-speaking guide. Ride a cyclo through the narrow streets, walk across The Huc Bridge to Ngoc Son Temple, taste bun cha, and finish with a carefully made egg coffee. Guides such as Justin, Liam, Dan, and Nick have earned praise for their city tips and friendly style.

“Dan was a brilliant tour guide - he was informative, friendly and we especially enjoyed hearing stories from Vietnamese folklore! A lovely way to see the old town, especially if you are short on time!”

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8.Hanoi Jeep Night Street Foodie Tour, Train Street and Egg Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 60 reviews · from $79

Spend 3.5 hours seeing Hanoi at night from an open-air Jeep, with stops for bun cha, pho cuon, banh mi, egg coffee, and other local dishes. You will pass the Opera House, French Quarter, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, and Train Street. Guides may include Tyson, Linh, Ping, or Quoc.

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9.Hanoi Egg Coffee & Coconut Coffee Making Class with Free Banh Mi

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 41 reviews · from $15

Meet at 8 Gia Ngư Street for a hands-on lesson in Hanoi’s egg and coconut coffee. Guides including Phương, Vy, Trang, and Ruby explain Vietnamese coffee, then help you prepare both drinks. Enjoy your creations with banh mi or a spring roll. The class may move by moped to an air-conditioned café.

“We had a great class! Ruby was awesome and did a great job explaining the coffee, its history, and how these two drinks came to be. It was so fun making it ourselves and the end result was delicious!”

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10.Hanoi Egg Coffee Class and Street Food Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 33 reviews · from $36

Spend about three hours tasting Hanoi street food, then make Vietnamese egg coffee at Cafe Minh near Ta Hien Beer Street. Guides such as Devin and David explain coffee customs and recipes, while the food walk includes spring rolls, mixed phở, bánh mì, and chè. Hotel pickup is offered in Hanoi’s Old Quarter.

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11.Hanoi Street Food Tour with egg coffee making

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 22 reviews · from $40

Spend about four hours walking Hanoi’s Old Quarter, tasting six or seven Vietnamese dishes, visiting Train Street and making egg coffee at a local café. Guides such as Quynh, Huong, Thom, Alice and Summer lead small groups of up to 10. Meet near the Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi and finish at the same point.

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12.Hanoi daily egg coffee making course with local guide

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 17 reviews · from $15

Meet at Hong Hoai’s Restaurant in Hanoi’s Old Quarter for a one-hour egg coffee class capped at 10 people. Your local tutor explains the ingredients, demonstrates a cup, then guides you through making and decorating your own. You also receive bottled water and one spring roll, with advice on finding suitable ingredients at home.

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13.Hanoi 2.5 hour Guided Sightseeing Cyclo Tour & Egg Coffee Class

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 16 reviews · from $42

Start at Cafe Minh near Ta Hien Beer Street, where Ruby or another English-speaking teacher shows you how to make four styles of Vietnamese egg coffee. Then ride a cyclo through Hanoi’s Old Quarter, stop at St. Joseph’s Cathedral, and optionally finish with a Thang Long Water Puppet show.

“This was a great experience. Ruby was a gem and she was an excellent teacher whose English was perfect with an American accent even. She taught us to make 4 types of coffee while we frothed and poured. I learned a new party trick Read more”

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14.From Egg Coffee to Street Brews: Hanoi Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · from $39

Walk from St. Joseph’s Cathedral through Hanoi’s Old Quarter with an English-speaking guide, tasting phin coffee, fermented Robusta pour-over, Eggpresso, egg coffee, and local street food. Stops include Refined, Soul Coffee, Blackbird, and Đồng Xuân Market. Guides may include Jason, Lyon, or Ethan.

“I really enjoyed this tour, you’ll discover excellent hidden coffee spots around Hanoi as well as the chance to try new street foods and learn more about Vietnamese culture. A great starting point for your first trip to Hanoi. Come hungry!”

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