Hello Em is a coffee shop with an in house air roaster. We specialize in Vietnamese green coffee beans imported directly from our family farm in Vietnam and is located in the Little Saigon Creative space. Em in hello em takes on multiples forms in the Vietnamese language. A term of familiarity, endearment, comfort and seduction. Used to refer to someone of a younger age and always flattering. Let me entice you with my cà phê em.
Hours
| Friday | 8 AM–4 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–5 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–4 PM |
| Monday | 8 AM–4 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–4 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–4 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–4 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1227 S Weller St, Seattle, WA 98144
Phone: (206) 323-4387
Website: https://www.helloem.coffee/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Related Web Results
Hello Em | Việt Coffee & Roastery
Hello Em Viet Coffee & Roastery | Seattle WA – Facebook
Hello Em (@helloem.seattle) – Instagram
Reviews
There is a community space that you can borrow and book out! There’s a little store front in the back that you can get some cool and unique things.
We got the Ca Phe Sua Da and Ca Phe Chuoi, with a Banh Mi Pa Te. The drinks were made well, tasted delicious, and nostalgic. The banh mi was super flavorful and I crave it often. Everything was great!
Staff was busy but nice and they were helpful with questions.
A good experience for traditional Viet coffee and snacks but also some modern takes with traditional flavors. I would recommend for small groups, a casual date, or just some nostalgic and traditional flavors. I will be coming back!
Why phin filter coffee Tastes Different
• Metal filter → more oils → richer body.
• Slow gravity extraction → deep, chocolatey, low-acid profile.
• Often paired with robusta beans (higher caffeine, thicker crema-like foam when stirred).
I needed a well rounded experience so I ordered a Vietnamese coffee flight of sorts:
Cà phê brûlée
With torched egg crème
Cà phê là dúa
With coco pandan condensed milk
Cà phê den dá
With simple syrup and ice, shaken
My fav was the brûlée! Rich! Creamy! Fully loaded!
I chose a seat in a happy, sunny yellow lit room by the window. A long, shared conference table with art supplies. If you come here, FYI YOU CAN’T SIT THERE! it’s for the creative community that shares space here and staff only. I was kindly and swiftly redirected. The other seats are…not ideal to hold a flight and if you added food, uh…good luck. There’s 2 long rows of chairs. You might be lucky if you grabbed one of the rare tiny tables when it’s busy.
The staff is kind. The place is busy until after the lunch rush. The coffee is excellent.
The reason I chose here is because they roast small batches of green coffee beans in house sourced from a private farm in Vietnam.
Another Coffeehouse offered Phin specialty coffee flights, but here you can buy the small batch beans freshly roasted in house and you can also buy a phin filter at Hau Hau Market up the street around the bend. Which, of course, I am buying.
If you have an affinity with cultural experiences and coffee, 8/10 (lost 2 cool points for meh seating but to be fair a flight is not on the menu), otherwise it’s exceptional. Do it!
Update: coffee was so good we had to try the Trà me and Trà chôm chôm too. The Trà me was definitely the better of the two but both were fantastic!
The price lean a bit on the higher side, but the atmosphere, coffee, and food make it worth a visit. If you’re in the International District, this place is a must-check!
Overall, staff is very friendly and it’s a quaint spot for a date or to catch up with friends!
I will say the surrounding area isn’t so great, but in my opinion, if you can find street parking close to Hello Em and go during the day that would be ideal when visiting. My husband and I are not locals, but we thought this place is worth visiting and it was our last stop before heading to the airport so it was a nice send off and closing to our own personal coffee tour of Seattle. ☺️