Experience the vibrant flavors of Vietnam at Drip Vietnamese Cafe. We specialize in bringing the authentic taste of Vietnam to the heart of Philadelphia, with a menu featuring rich and aromatic Vietnamese coffee, teas, and flavorful crispy banh mi. Conveniently located on N 11th Street in Chinatown. We offer a cozy retreat to relax and savor a truly unique experience.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 225 N 11th St, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Phone: (267) 243-0270
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Reviews
I really looooveee this Lychee Dragon Fruit Green Tea still a favorite of mine. It feels like summer-whenever I drink them.
Peach Lemongrass idk if both flavors meld in together. I feel the lemongrass overpowered the peach flvor profile. Better yet pls make a Pandan Iced tea instead.
Pls make sure to really close the lid very tightly s some of the juices spilled in the plastic bag. Thanks
We got the Banana Latte and Pandan Lover. Both drinks tasted delicious! I personally liked the Pandan Lover because it tastes like real Pandan and it wasn’t too sweet.
Be aware that there is a 3% fee for using credit card. I ended up using cash to pay.
The issue is when I went back to inquire since I made the assumption this was actual banana milk, the staff member told me that “you CAN’T milk a banana” and insisted ALL banana milk in general is DAIRY. I found that response unnecessarily dismissive since I clearly said I buy plant based banana milk (pictured) and have had it at other cafes. Instead of just saying they don’t have that she assumed banana milk in general is just the artificial one she grew up on. Just because something is UNFAMILIAR to her doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist especially since plant-based banana milk is widely available in stores and used in many cafés. A little curiosity and willingness to listen would have made the interaction much more pleasant instead . Just like If I asked for a coconut latte, instead of just pumping coconut syrup and adding whole milk an establishment may clarify if I meant coconut milk ?
They did remake the drink with oat milk, which I appreciated, but the flavor remained quite artificial and overly sweet. Overall, Drip offers creative drinks but relies heavily on syrups like a a Dunkin or Starbucks rather than natural ingredients like some other coffee shops . If you value quality, and thoughtful customer service, this may not be the right fit.