HIEN FROM VIETNAM

  4.9 – 177 reviews   • Cafe

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HI:EN FROM VIETNAM (HFV) is an art cafe inspired by Vietnamese heritage and shaped by a New York state of mind. We offer a curated blend of visual art, traditional flavours, and thoughtful design-each element crafted with care, memory, and purpose. Rooted in tradition, moved by beauty, and guided by intent, HFV honours the past while quietly shaping the future. – Let’s write our story together in the middle of Manhattan

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Address: 121 Mott St, New York, NY 10013

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Website: https://hienfromvietnam.com/

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Reviews

Mei Deng
Such a cute cafe – small interior but great vibe! The owner and employees were so nice. I LOVE viet coffee, so I was so excited to come here! I do wish they had other viet coffee options tho, like adding egg cream or salted cream tops. Not the best viet coffee spot I’ve ever been to, but very solid

– Ca phe sua da w/ full caffeine on the sweeter side ($8): 10/10, very strong flavor. They asked me for my preference on sweetness level. I’m a chronic fast drinker, but they recommended to sip this (which I tried my hardest to follow lol), as you’re supposed to let the ice melt as you drink
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Anushka Mankunath
Their Vietnamese iced coffee is no joke! Strong but still the perfect sweetness. I saw Hien from Vietnam on social media and came to try it out. It was a quiet day so there was no line for a Wednesday afternoon. I ordered the ca phe sua da with full caffeine and regular sweetness. It was prefect for me, but I prefer sweeter drinks. It came with crushed ice which is the traditional way it’s served. I loved my drink, and the employee was so friendly and helpful. It’s a small space inside but definitely worth it if you’re in the Chinatown area!
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Thu-Loan Dinh
I have been looking for a quaint coffee shop in the neighborhood for some time. I walked into Hien from Vietnam unexpectedly today and was blown away by how cozy the shop was inside. The barista greeted me happily and was cheerful and kind. If you’re in the NYC Chinatown area or looking for a new coffee shop to love, you absolutely have to check out Hien From Vietnam. It’s a must-visit for its exceptional vietnamese coffee and wonderful atmosphere!
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Nur Shakeila Amran
Christmas (the owner) is so lovely and the iced coffee was phenomenal. If i did not have restraint, i would probably have a third cup in one seating this afternoon.
I cannot wait to return for the treat that was the iced coffee and a little chat with Christmas, who certainly made my day. I love independent coffee shops!
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Wendy Zhou
Such a cute and unique spot – the interior is small but beautiful and the classic Vietnamese iced coffee (we got half sweet) was sooooo good. Crushed ice was a great touch and the flavors went together perfectly.
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Annie Truong
I got the ca phe sua tuoi with oatmilk (low caffeine) and it was delicious! I’m pretty sensitive to caffeine and usually Vietnamese coffee is too strong for me so I love how there are options to adjust the caffeine level here. I also loved the vibes in this coffee shop on a snowy day! Hien is amazing.
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Peter Cuce
Get there early, grab your drink of choice, and sit on the little couch which is placed perfectly to watch the parade of humanity on Mott St. Right now the menu is small, with just a handful of drinks and some wild-sourced teas, all served in paper cups.

The cozy cafe is decorated with found items, books and wonderful paintings which I found out were created by the owner. She also has a refrigerated case full of fish sauce dressing and pickles for sale, all prepared by her.

Hiền from Vietnam, both the person and the place, have soul. I’m looking forward to seeing how they evolve together.
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Khoi Pham
Walked by and decided to give it a try as I was craving a bit of coffee. It’s a small and calm spot with a handful of small chairs for seating inside. Got the classic ca phe sua da and it was quite refreshing. Definitely got the caffeine boost I wanted, although I do wish there was a little bit more liquid and a bit less ice. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Overall, a nice new option to the neighborhood for Viet coffee.
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Julia H
A cute little spot to grab Vietnamese coffee.

The signature was coffee with condensed milk in small pieces of ice. It was interesting but a little bit pricy.

Coffee cookie was delicious! Deep and layered flavor.
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Việt Hương Nguyễn
Hien From Vietnam Coffee – a hidden gem on Mott Street – is more than just a place to enjoy coffee and tea from Vietnam. It’s a beautifully curated art space, brimming with personality and charm.

Step inside and you’ll find an interior that feels like stepping into a sunlit gallery — walls adorned with original paintings and handmade art cards crafted by the owner herself. Every corner is thoughtfully designed, radiating warmth and creativity.

The menu features authentic, delicately prepared Vietnamese coffee and tea, brewed with care and tradition. As you sip, you’ll feel the vibrant energy of the space — part café, part art exhibition, all heart.

The owner’s welcoming smile makes the experience feel like catching up with an old friend over a perfect cup. This is not just a coffee stop — it’s a cultural and artistic experience you’ll want to revisit again and again.
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