Slow as a phin drip
Phin & Bean begins with the two words in its name: the <b>phin</b> — Vietnam’s drip-brewing filter — and the <b>bean</b>, roasted in-house. Every glass of cà phê sữa đá here follows one ritual: the phin drips, unhurried. And when the last drop falls, a hot brunch plate is already waiting beside it.
Phin & Bean begins with the two words in its name: the phin — Vietnam’s drip filter — and the bean, roasted in-house.
The ritual here is slow: the phin drips, one drop at a time, never rushed. That is how Vietnamese coffee has been drunk in Saigon for generations — and Phin & Bean keeps it intact, adding only a hot brunch plate beside it.
The brand began as a roastery — "Fresh Roast, Artisan Brew" is the promise on the sign: fresh-roasted coffee, artisan brewing. The official "Brunch Menu 08.2025" is shared across the brand, so every listed price is publicly checkable.
The space is a workshop: raw wood, black steel, a blue corrugated wall, rows of brass pendants over a white subway-tile bar. The ground floor holds the long brew bar with its espresso machine and cold-brew towers; upstairs, a glass balcony looks over Đa Kao street — the café’s "favourite corner".


A roastery in the heart of Đa Kao
- An unbroken phin ritual: slow-dripped coffee, never rushed — with a hot brunch plate beside it.
- The blue corrugated wall behind the brew bar — the café’s visual signature.
- Rows of brass pendants over the white tile bar, glowing day and night.
- The upstairs glass-corner balcony over Đa Kao street — the "favourite corner".
- Logo-engraved wooden trays and phin-printed sugar packets — the brand in every detail.
Wide tables, long stays
Wide tables, good light, guests camp for hours with laptops — mornings here are calm and productive.
Eggs benedict, one pan breakfast, bánh xèo tacos — a full Western brunch table beside a glass of phin coffee.
In-house roasted coffee, brewed the proper phin way — from black to salted and coconut coffee.
A phin drip can’t be hurried — this shop is for people with time to spare.