Xofa Cafe - Coffee shop in Hanoi

This place is so cozy and I love it! The outside looks so garden-ish and dreamy while the inside is cozy and have A/C. The food was good, but the combination is a bit weird - or maybe it’s just me. I ordered a breakfast combo which included dragonfruit, avocado, sourdough bread, egg, beans and bacon? I got a bit of stomachache after eating it but it was still delicious! I also ordered my sister a creamy pasta with mushrooms and oh my god, the flavor is so creamy and it was satiating. The staffs though, I think I heard them yelling and talking a bit loudly while we were still inside the cafe. Atleast they gave us water when we were taking photos outside and had a good attitude.

Went with my friend for brunch and this place is perfect. The service was good as well as the food too. Good portion for its price. A lot of spot to sit and the vibe is so relaxing. Also, every monday, they give free yogurt. Yum!

Xofa Café & Bistro is a premier 24/7 destination in Hanoi’s Tong Duy Tan food street, celebrated for its rustic French-colonial aesthetic and cozy, "sofa-filled" atmosphere. ​The Highlights: ​Ambience: A blend of lush outdoor courtyards and vintage indoor nooks, ideal for both socializing and remote work. ​Menu: High-quality Western comfort food (like Full English Breakfasts and pasta) alongside signature Vietnamese coffee. ​Service: English-speaking staff and a reliable, all-night operating schedule. ​Best For: Travelers seeking a comfortable "third space" or locals looking for a stylish late-night hangout. ​It’s a premium experience that offers a peaceful escape from the city's usual bustle.

Highly recommend coming here. We came here twice during our trip to Hanoi. It has yummy coffee, food, and a relaxing interior and exterior. We had the croissant, granola breakfast, club sandwich, and their specialty egg breakfast (can’t remember the name).

Xofa Café is hands-down the best place to chill in Hanoi, especially if you have awkward travel timings. Our train arrived an hour early, and finding a welcoming, 24/7 spot like this was a lifesaver. While breakfast starts at 7:00 AM, they serve drinks and coffee all night, making it the perfect hub for travelers or all-nighters. The Coconut Iced Coffee Simply to die for It’s a must-try if you’re in Hanoi. The spread was "crazy" good exactly what we needed after a train journey. We loved it so much we came back in the evening for dinner! The Pasta and the Banana Cake were both delicious and well-prepared.