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Cong Caphe Bach Dang Branch

📍 Vietnam Da Nang 하이쩌우

Cong Caphe Bach Dang Branch photo
Photo — Bex.Walton · CC BY 2.0 (Wikimedia Commons)

Cong Caphe's Bach Dang branch is close to the Han River promenade, making it a good place to pause over coffee. You can try signature brand drinks like coconut coffee while taking in the Vietnamese vintage interior.

Since the cafe is the main draw, menu availability and seating operations may vary by visit date. Pair it with downtown stops like Han Market, Dragon Bridge, and a Han River walk to keep transfers short.

Visitor information

Hours See the official information.
Price range See the official information.
Address 96-98 Bach Dang, Hai Chau, Da Nang
Getting there Walk from Bach Dang Street on the west side of the Han River

Opening hours and prices may change. Please check the official channel before visiting when an item says to check the official notice.

Useful tips

  • Window seats and riverside seats fill quickly at peak times, so give yourself some margin.
  • Many drinks are sweet and rich, so they fit better as a mid-walk break than right after a meal.
  • When you're planning the route, it can be awkward to find a short break along the Han River. Bach Dang Street sits naturally between Han Market and Dragon Bridge, so a coffee stop works well as a buffer between moves.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of atmosphere does Cong Caphe have?

The official international site presents Cong Caphe as a Vietnamese cafe brand and provides store search and menu information. Treat the Bach Dang branch as a cafe stop along the downtown Han River route, but check the official guidance for the current menu and seating before you go.

Where can I check accurate menu and branch information?

Menus and branch operations can vary, so it's best to check against the menu and store information on the official Cong Caphe site. Popular drinks may also be unavailable depending on store conditions.

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