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Very branded with very indulgent, very trendy, somewhat urban character.

Immerse yourself in the warm, inviting ambiance of Phúc Long Premium Coffee & Tea, nestled in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City's lively District 2. This charming spot offers a perfect blend of modern design and traditional Vietnamese coffee culture. Savor aromatic blends like Moka, Robusta, and Arabica Culi as you soak in the cozy wooden interiors and festive decor. Whether you're a coffee connoisseur or a curious traveler, Phúc Long promises a soul-soothing retreat with every sip. Elevate your Vietnam trip with this authentic taste of premium local coffee.

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Morning to early evening for a relaxed coffee break

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Morning to early evening for a relaxed coffee break

30–60 minutes

Camera or phone for coffee art photos, Cash and card accepted, Light jacket for air conditioning, and Reusable cup if preferred

Coffee Lovers, Couples, Digital Nomads, Foodies, and Solo Travelers

The nearest airport is Tan Son Nhat International Airport (SGN), about a 20-minute drive from District 2 in Ho Chi Minh City.

Choose from boutique hotels, serviced apartments, and cozy guesthouses in District 2 and the greater Ho Chi Minh City area for your stay.

Combine your visit with a Saigon river boat tour, a street food walking tour, or an afternoon exploring nearby art galleries and markets in District 2.

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