Kohibito Đinh Lễ - Coffee shop in Hanoi

I have visited here many times. Their matcha latte is lowkey really good that made me come back again and again hahahah

The coffee was great! The beans were processed really well, with hints of lemon and a bit of chocolate. I ordered a Piccolo Latte, and I think this is my second favorite coffee in Vietnam after Everyhalf’s latte.

Drinks are nice and the earl grey rolls are the best thing ever. Staffs are friendly, they have a nice court yard, you might encounter chain smokers there though. The inside seats are filled with mosquitos, not recommended, other than that it's great.

Minimalist with a modern touch. It's rather hidden and the inside room is across the yard. We had non-coffee drinks, but they tasted rather artificial - especially the sunset drink. So maybe stick to traditional coffee. The tiramisu we had on contrary, was very good: soft and creamy while not too sweet. The inside offered cozy and yet bright light; making it perfect for both studying and hanging out.

I will not comment on the price point or vibe of this cafe, set your own expectation. I'm here for the coffee, if you go to a coffee shop but order teas then cry about it, it's on you, time to grow up. Ice Mori: A harmonious embrace between coffee's bittersweet and matcha's fresh astrigency that will slowly wake you up from morning brain fog. The matcha’s lightly sweet, powdery aftertaste will leave you with a sense of contemplation. Tabi: Cold brew coffee, plum syrup, tonic water. It is posiblly the best cold brew in Hanoi so far. The plum's tanginess is softened by the fizzy tonic water slowly waltzing with the coffee, a summer's favorite for sure. Ikemen: Too darn sweet! Not for me, but anyone who like dessert drinks will appreciate it. Kanpai: Cold brew with orange and lemon, refreshing like a summer breeze. Pretty sure they use syrups but I'd like to fool myself into thinking the friendship of those citrus bringforts a feeling of joy at the first sip and a bittersweet goodbye in the aftertaste.