Vietnam takes its coffee seriously, and Phu Quoc is no exception. Most of the island’s best cafés line Tran Hung Dao Street, the road that runs from Duong Dong down the length of Long Beach, so you are rarely more than a few minutes from a good cup if you stay there. This guide lists the cafés with the strongest Google Maps ratings and the most reviews (October 2026), and what visitors order.
What to order
- Cà phê sữa đá — strong drip coffee over ice with sweet condensed milk. Ask for ít ngọt (less sweet) if you prefer.
- Cà phê muối (salt coffee) — coffee topped with a lightly salted cream. The drink most reviewers on Phu Quoc rave about.
- Cà phê trứng (egg coffee) — coffee under a thick, sweet whipped egg-yolk cream, a Hanoi speciality that many cafés here serve, sometimes warmed over a candle.
- Coconut coffee — iced coffee blended with coconut cream.
- Bạc xỉu — a milky iced coffee, gentler than cà phê sữa đá.
Egg coffee at Hi Coffee. Photo: Kler402, via Google Maps
Vietnamese coffee: salt, egg and coconut
- Hong Si Coffee — 165 Tran Hung Dao, 4.8 from 466 reviews, open 6:00 to late evening. A garden café that several long-stay visitors made their daily stop; reviewers call its salt coffee the best on the island, at about 35,000 dong.
- Hi Coffee — 11 Tran Hung Dao, Duong Dong, 4.8 from 266, open 6:30–17:30. A small local café known for its egg coffee, served with complimentary iced jasmine tea.
- Island Phu Quoc — 85 Tran Hung Dao, 4.6 from 879, open 7:00–22:00. A big, atmospheric two-storey café-restaurant; sit upstairs outside for the view. Reviewers recommend the egg coffee and salted cream coffee, and Vietnamese dishes such as bún chả.
- Mr Aka Coffee — 114 Tran Hung Dao, 4.9 from 218.
- MAE Coffee (Sunset Town) — 4.6 from 415. A quiet, beautifully decorated café on the calmer side of Sunset Town, for salt, coconut and egg coffee; drinks only, no food.
Hong Si Coffee. Photo: Hong Si coffee, via Google Maps
Specialty coffee and matcha
- AM-PM Specialty Coffee & Wine Bar — two branches on Tran Hung Dao (4.8 from 198 and 4.8 from 171). They roast their own beans in the shop and sell them in small Phu Quoc-themed tins that make a good souvenir. Air-conditioned, with space to work, and good cakes.
- Aicha – Specialty Matcha — 118/2 Tran Hung Dao, 5.0 from 240. Matcha drinks and homemade food in a calm space.
- Mr Viet Coffee — 22 Le Loi, Duong Dong, 5.0 from 387, open 14:00–22:00. A coffee shop with a wide range of Vietnamese coffees.
AM-PM Specialty Coffee. Photo: Hans Loes, via Google Maps
Brunch and breakfast
- Saigonese Eatery — 129 Tran Hung Dao, 4.6 from 2,162, open 8:00–22:00. A stylish, leafy café-restaurant; the most-reviewed café on the island, popular for breakfast and beautifully presented plates.
- AROMA Café Bistro — 179 30/4 Street, Duong Dong, 4.9 from 494. Western breakfasts — sourdough, pancakes, eggs and bacon — plus bánh mì; one of the few good breakfast spots in the centre of town.
- Tarapaca Café — 106A Tran Hung Dao, 4.7 from 751. Brunch and coffee, with Wi-Fi that remote workers like.
- CHAO Café & Local Taste — off Tran Hung Dao, 4.8 from 342, open 8:30–17:00. A hideaway close to the beach, known for its crêpes, smoothies and resident cats.
- ANBA Coffee — 131 Tran Hung Dao, 4.6 from 1,395. Coffee, matcha and breakfast.
- Hoa Dao Vien Coffee — north Duong Dong, 4.6 from 227, open 6:00–22:00. A big green garden café with an air-conditioned room and a children’s play area; good for families.
Working remotely
Tarapaca, The Cloud Coffee (126A Tran Hung Dao, 4.7 from 379), AM-PM and Sip of Joy in Sunset Town (4.8 from 245) are the cafés reviewers most often mention for working on a laptop. For longer stays, see our expat guide.
For more places to eat, see where to eat on Phu Quoc and our street food guide.
Ratings, review counts, opening hours and visitor comments: Google Maps, October 2026.
