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Hội An

Cafés in Hội An lanterns, rice fields, sea

Shophouse cafés in the Old Town lanes, rice-field tables at Trà Quế and breakfast at An Bàng beach.

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Hội An's cafés come in three settings. In the Old Town many occupy timber-framed shophouses on lanes that close to motorbikes from 09:00 to 11:00 and again from 15:00 until 21:30 or 22:00, depending on the season.12 In the countryside they sit at the edge of paddies and vegetable plots such as Trà Quế, about 2.5 km north of the center.3 The third setting is the coast around An Bàng, a 4 km beach a few kilometers east of the Old Town.4

Officially, Hội An has been part of Da Nang since Quảng Nam province merged into the city on 1 July 2025, and the Old Town quarter is now a ward that is itself named Hội An.56 For a visitor it still works as a town of its own, with its own river, market and beach.

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Hội An by area

The Old Town, the markets and most of Hội An's sights lie within a 2 km radius, so the Old Town, An Hội and the town around them are a short walk or bicycle ride apart.7 The rice fields of Trà Quế start about 2.5 km north of the center, and An Bàng beach a few kilometers east.34

Old Town

Shophouse cafés with balconies, inside the UNESCO-listed lanes north of the river.

106 cafés

An Bàng & Cửa Đại

Beach cafés at An Bàng and Cửa Đại, a short ride from town.

21 cafés

Rice fields & villages

Cẩm Thanh, Trà Quế and Cẩm Hà: cafés on the edge of paddies and vegetable gardens.

61 cafés

Around town

The everyday town around the Old Town, outside the ticketed heritage lanes.

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Cà phê đặc sản

Specialty coffee

Old Town roasters, an alley espresso bar and beans from Khe Sanh, plus two cafés out by the sea.

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Outdoor seating

Courtyards, riverside terraces and garden cafés with outdoor seats.

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Open by 6am

Open by 06:00, for the hour when the Old Town still belongs to the people who live there.

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Open late

Open until 22:00 or later, for after the night market.

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Wi-Fi

Cafés with Wi-Fi, for working between the Old Town and the beach.

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A proper breakfast or brunch menu alongside the coffee.

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An Bàng & Cửa Đại 21 cafés

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How coffee works in Hội An

Ordering works as it does in Da Nang, whose airport is about 30 km north, roughly 45 minutes by road.7 In a sit-down café someone brings the menu to your table; you pay at the table or the counter, the word for the bill is tính tiền, and tipping is not expected.8 Tourist restaurants on the river and inside the Old Town charge 80,000–150,000₫ a dish as of 2026, and a local price guide warns that some places keep one price list for locals and another for tourists.79

The Old Town ticket, 120,000₫ for foreign visitors and 80,000₫ for Vietnamese, pays for entry to the heritage sites.107 For a local drink, try nước mót, Hội An's herbal tea of lemongrass, ginger, cinnamon, licorice and lemon with green tea and other herbs, served cold in hot weather and hot in winter.11 Hội An still runs largely on cash; Old Town restaurants and shops take cards, and bank-transfer QR codes have reached the stalls of Hội An market.713

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What coffee costs in Hội An

DrinkTypical price
Cà phê đen đá
Iced black coffee		15,000–30,000₫
Local cafés
Cà phê sữa đá
Iced coffee with condensed milk		20,000–45,000₫
Old Town cafés with a view at the top end
Nước mót
Herbal tea		about 18,000₫
Mót, 150 Trần Phú
Espresso, latte, cappuccino
Specialty drinks		50,000–80,000₫
Specialty cafés and roasters

Prices as of 2025: café menus from May and October 2025, nước mót from March 2025.14912 US$1 bought about 25,660₫ at Vietcombank's transfer rate on 23 October 2026.15

Sources

  1. Hội An Old Town, Wikipedia, accessed October 2026
  2. Lộ trình phố đi bộ, Trung tâm Bảo tồn Di sản văn hóa thế giới Hội An, accessed October 2026
  3. Trà Quế traditional vegetable farming village, Hội An, Da Nang Department of Tourism (Danang Fantasticity), accessed October 2026
  4. An Bang, untouched beach near Hoi An, VietNamNet, accessed October 2026
  5. New Đà Nẵng designated a key economic power, Việt Nam News, accessed October 2026
  6. Hội An, Da Nang, Wikipedia, accessed October 2026
  7. Hoi An daily budget: what a realistic 2026 trip actually costs, Vietnam Tourism (vietnamtourism.com), accessed October 2026
  8. How to order at a local Vietnamese restaurant: the phrases, the menu and the bill, Vietnam Tourism (vietnamtourism.com), accessed October 2026
  9. Hoi An price guide, Good Morning Hoi An, accessed October 2026
  10. Hội An tạm dừng thu phí theo mức giá mới, Saigon Times / Tuổi Trẻ, accessed October 2026
  11. 4 must-try dishes in Hội An, Vietnam National Authority of Tourism (vietnam.travel), accessed October 2026
  12. Mót Hội An, Xanh SM, accessed October 2026
  13. Dân chuộng quét mã QR, đến thời chợ không tiền mặt, VietnamFinance, accessed October 2026
  14. Best cafés in Hoi An, Good Morning Hoi An, accessed October 2026
  15. Tỷ giá ngoại tệ Vietcombank (23/10/2026), Webgia.com, reporting Vietcombank, accessed October 2026
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Cafés in Hội An: common questions

How much does coffee cost in Hội An?

As of 2025, a cà phê sữa đá (iced coffee with condensed milk) in Hội An costs about 20,000–45,000₫, roughly US$0.80 to US$1.75, and an iced black coffee 15,000–30,000₫. Specialty espresso drinks cost 50,000–80,000₫, and a cappuccino in the Old Town about 60,000–65,000₫.

Which area of Hội An has the most cafés?

Around town and Old Town have the most cafés, followed by Rice fields & villages. For a first visit, the Old Town and An Hội are walkable together; the beach and rice-field cafés are a short ride out.

Are cafés in Hội An's Old Town more expensive?

Often, yes. As of late 2025 a local coffee in Hội An's Old Town cost about 20,000₫ and a cappuccino 60,000–65,000₫, and tourist restaurants on the river and in the Old Town charge 80,000–150,000₫ a dish as of 2026. Some places keep separate price lists for locals and tourists, so check the price before you order.

What is nước mót in Hội An?

Nước mót is Hội An's herbal tea, which began at a street stall and is now sold from the Mót shop at 150 Trần Phú. It is brewed from lemongrass, ginger, cinnamon, licorice, lemon, green tea and other herbs, served cold in hot weather and hot in winter, and cost about 18,000₫ a glass as of 2025.

Is Hội An part of Da Nang now?

Officially, yes. Quảng Nam province, which included Hội An, merged into Da Nang on 1 July 2025, and the Old Town quarter is now a ward named Hội An. For visitors it is still a separate town, about 30 km south of Da Nang's airport and roughly 45 minutes away by road.

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