“I tried their phin latte and didn't like it. It tasted "watered" down, like just milk with a hint of coffee. And then I went back and tried just the phin coffee and did like that.”
H3
6.8/10
AI-generated summary
Get the . It's the one people name most. The is weekends only and worth it if you're there then. The room is calm and people like sitting a while. drinkers are split though, several say the ca phe sua da tastes toned down and not strong enough.
“I tried their phin latte and didn't like it. It tasted "watered" down, like just milk with a hint of coffee. And then I went back and tried just the phin coffee and did like that.”
H3
“Found the ca phe sua da to be pleasant and creamy without being too heavy but not as strong w bitter notes as I like it.”
H3
“Check out Le Phin for Vietnamese ice coffee! They also have normal coffee menu items but it’s a unique coffee shop I think.”
H2
“I’m a huge fan of Le Phin in the East Village! Very sweet, borderline addicting, and the store itself has a fantastic ambience!”
H2
“My impression was it’s Vietnamese coffee for white people. It doesn’t particularly scratch the itch for someone wanting real viet coffee”
H2
“pandan matcha at le phin”
H2
“My favorite cafe in that area is a Vietnamese cafe called Le Phin, they make black sesame lattes and pandan matcha lattes- give it a shot if it’s convenient”
H2
“For Vietnamese coffee, which I like, I’ve been going to After Eden or Le Phin.”
H2
“Le Phin in EV has phenomenal coffee and great vibes.”
H2
“Le phin for egg coffee”
H2
“le phin in the east village and fifthsip in nolita - both have incredible pandan matches”
H2
“the pandan matcha latte at Le Phin in the East Village is a yum yum.”
H2