The coffee has to be rated as amongst the best in the city, it is very strong. The Vietnamese food is quite good and the menu is reasonably priced, 16,000 VND for a cafe sua da. The service can be a little slack due to the fact that the place gets so busy, the crowds add to the atmosphere, it feels very Vietnamese.

The music here is mostly Vietnamese pop music or some bad Western pop, Celine Dion or Britney Spears, perhaps even some dreaded Westlife. The volume of the music may be a concern and can making conversing difficult, it is not ear piercing though like at New Life Cafe.

The motorbike parking attendants can be a little bothersome, they don’t seem to familiar with foreigners and will behave like 3 years olds – “hello, hello, hey you, hey you!”. The service are quite good and as you would expect, little English is spoken or understood.

If you park your bike here be aware that they might try to put “wonder.vn” stickers on it, mine are on the front forks. The parking attendants are likely to park your bike away from the cafe, down the street or around the corner, and no parking tickets are given.

Cafe Wonder
160 Le Loi street
Danang