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Vietnamese coffee in Đà Lạt

Đà Lạt sits on the Lâm Viên plateau, in the province that grows most of Vietnam's arabica. The cafés listed here roast in town or grow their own on the slopes of Lang Biang.

2 cafés listedDetails checked November 2026

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The local coffee
Arabica from the Lâm Viên plateau, including Cầu Đất at about 1,500 m. Lâm Đồng coffee has carried a geographical indication since October 2025.
How much arabica
About 16,000 ha of the merged Lâm Đồng province's roughly 327,000 ha of coffee in 2025. Most of the province grows robusta.
What you'll find
Specialty cafés that roast their own, and a farm café where the growers serve their coffee.

Cafés in Đà Lạt

2 cafés so far. This is a short list by design: only cafés we could source are included. We have not visited them.

2 cafés

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Coffee in Đà Lạt

Most Vietnamese coffee is robusta from the lower plateaus. Đà Lạt is the exception you can drink in: the city sits on the Lâm Viên plateau, where Lâm Đồng’s arabica is mainly grown, and areas such as Cầu Đất reach about 1,500 m. Even here arabica is the minority. VOV put it at about 16,000 of the merged province’s roughly 327,000 ha of coffee in 2025.

Since October 2025 Lâm Đồng coffee has carried a geographical indication, a protected name for coffee grown and processed in the province. More on the province’s growing areas is on the Lâm Đồng region page.

What that means for a visitor. You can drink coffee very close to where it grew. K’Ho Coffee, at the foot of Lang Biang north of the city, is run by a K’Ho family that grows and roasts its own arabica. In town, Là Việt roasts on site at its Nguyễn Công Trứ café.

Flavour. Highland arabica is commonly described as brighter and less bitter than the robusta in a typical cà phê sữa đá. That is a general description, not a promise about any one cup.

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A dense block of coffee trees running down to a lake near Đà Lạt, with pine-covered hills rising behind the water.Photo: P. Hughes · CC BY 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Region

Lâm Đồng and Đà Lạt Coffee: Vietnam's Arabica Highlands

Lâm Đồng is the only Vietnamese province where arabica and robusta share the map. Cầu Đất, altitude, the 2025 geographical indication, and what to buy.

An arabica coffee branch with ripe red cherries spaced along it and thin glossy wavy-edged leaves.

Coffee

Arabica Coffee in Vietnam: Where It Grows and How Much

Vietnam grows 1.1 million bags of arabica against 31.4 million of robusta, about 1% of the world crop. Where it grows, how it tastes and how to brew it.

A professional coffee cupping table with a curved row of white bowls, each with a crust of wet grounds, and cupping spoons beside them.

Research

Specialty Coffee in Vietnam: From Commodity to Cup

Vietnam built a coffee industry on volume. Producers and roasters are now trying to sell by the cup instead: fine robusta, traceable lots and domestic demand.

How this list is made. Each café is researched from published sources, listed on its own page with the date we checked them. We have not been to these cafés and nothing here is a review. Addresses and opening hours change, so check before you travel.More on our method ·Suggest a café or a correction

Sources for coffee in Đà Lạt

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The city context above comes from the following. Each café's own sources are on its page.

  1. Công bố chỉ dẫn địa lý Lâm Đồng cho sản phẩm cà phêVOV · 2025-10-15 · accessed 2026-11-04The Lâm Đồng geographical indication for coffee announced in Đà Lạt; about 327,000 ha of coffee in the merged province, about 16,000 ha of it arabica.
  2. Cà phê Arabica Lâm ĐồngNhân Dân · 2026-03-12 · accessed 2026-11-04Decision 636/QĐ-SHTT of 10 October 2025 granting the indication; Cầu Đất as an arabica area at about 1,500 m; arabica grown mainly on the Lâm Viên plateau.
  3. Khát vọng cà phê Tây Nguyên – Bài 1Báo Pháp luật Việt Nam (Trịnh Ninh) · 2024-10-15 · accessed 2026-11-04A K'Ho family growing, processing and roasting arabica at the foot of Lang Biang.