Nhân Dân cà phê

i regret arriving at this cafeteria so early because the yellow lighting really creates a cozy atmosphere at night. i love the decor, but the furniture material doesn't quite match the overall aesthetic. the floor is great, but the wall tiles don't quite fit the vibe. i also noticed a few non-functional sockets. however, i highly recommend visiting at night to hang out with friends. the ambiance is lovely, the prices are affordable, and the staff is very friendly.

Part cafe and part homage to a bygone era of cameras and electronics, this is a charming cafe on the outskirts of Hoi An centre. The staff are very helpful and the coffee is good. A fine place to relax and talk. Check and see if Ken, the owner, is there when you visit. He can explain the history of some of the artifacts.

Nhân Dân Café is such a charming and nostalgic spot, especially if you love places with personality. The café is filled with all kinds of vintage and antique items, old cameras, radio sets, books and comics, machine parts, and random collectibles that make the whole space feel like a mini museum. Every corner has something interesting to look at, so it’s a really fun place to sit and explore. One of the best things about this café is the price. The coffee here is cheaper than most places, but it’s still really good, affordable and delicious, which is honestly rare these days. They also sell some classic Vietnamese childhood snacks that many Gen Z (like me) grew up with, which adds even more to the nostalgic vibe. This is a great place to chill, enjoy a good cup of coffee, and soak in a unique old-school atmosphere.

Such a cool cafe, old walkmans, cassette tapes, cameras, and excellent drinks

The atmosphere is lovely and the Café is decorated beautifully in a unique style. Had a salt coffee, which was very good. You also get a complimentary tea with your order, which is always lovely. It is not located very centrally, so you will probably have to venture a bit from your hotel/the town centre but not too bad. The price was very fair, at 30k VND for a salt coffee. Considering the location, there are even cheaper places nearby where you can get the same thing for less as it is outside the generally pricier old town, but still cheap! The ambiance is probably worth paying that tiny bit extra for, as it is a really cozy place that is probably lovely in the evening as well.