The name of the cafe and now-famous drink is telling. “Ca phe” means coffee and “muoi” means salt in Vietnamese. “We hoped this name would attract people because they always think that ...

I recently went to Vietnam for the first time (which was also my first time in Southeast Asia). I went with my husband, and ...

Ms. Huong and Mr. Phong in front of the salt coffee shop at 10 Nguyen Luong Bang Street, Hue City. Photo: CNN Travel Vietnamese salt coffee has recently become a popular drink on social media ...

Coffee culture in Vietnam may have originated from French ... The name sounds counterintuitive at first — who wants salt in their coffee? Don't worry, the salt doesn't go in the coffee itself ...

Glass coffee served with a bowl of ice in Hue. Photo by Van An Salt coffee is best enjoyed with ice and is described as a bold combination of Vietnamese coffee and salt, adding a savory twist to the ...

Johny Morrisson, founder and content creator of Coffee About, notes that Vietnam’s salt coffee, known as ‘ca phe muoi,’ has recently gained immense popularity on social media. “This ...

This drink combines iced coffee with a salted cream topping, balancing sweet, salty, and bitter flavors. Vietnam’s ‘ca phe muoi’ (salt coffee) is also a rising star on social media ...

Johny Morrisson, founder and content creator of Coffee About, notes that Vietnam’s salt coffee, known as ‘ca phe muoi,’ has recently gained immense popularity on social media. “This beverage features ...

Even Starbucks’ branches have joined the salt coffee wave, launching their own version of ca phe muoi this year. Vietnam’s specialty coffees are catching on around the world Skip to main ...