The New Hanoian

Great coffee, reasonable price, airy space. I often come here with the my friend after work. :D

They always can make me calm down by their coffee if Im in a bad mood ! Fantastic coffee there with good service and friendly staff !... So fantastic !

People, seriously, really think about whether you ought to patronise this place or not. There is a new Cafe Mai opposite the Nikko. Walking past the other day, I saw YET MORE kiddie labourers. We are not talking about 1 or 2 underage kids in each cafe-pretty much all of their workforce is WAY under age. I asked one boy: how old are you? 15, was his response. Later, I went back and spoke politely to the Vietnamese woman manager, asking her why they had so many children working there underage. She got really pissed off straight away. Result: they KNOW they are doing the wrong thing. This ain't no Hoa Sua or Koto. This is just straight out exploitation. And yes, after 21 years experience in Vietnam, I know the difference between children who work for themselves, work for their families and children who are being used and abused.

Great coffee, service and value: 30K for a delicious nau da and a warm croissant (but don't expect a real French one, it's not a bakery).

The coffee here is just fantastic all there is to say.

regarding the review below, if hiring 17 year olds is child labour, McDonalds should be shut down world wide, most the staff in there are highschool kids! Shock Horror!

Cafes dont make huge dollars so of course they are going to hire young staff to keep costs down, you forget its the same in nearly every fast food restaurant in america...