
Hours
| Friday | 7 AM–6 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–6 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–6 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–6 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–6 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–6 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–6 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 34460 Fremont Blvd Suite D, Fremont, CA 94555
Phone: (510) 571-7403
Website: http://phin.cafe/
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Reviews
I absolutely love the modern vibes and aesthetics inside the restaurant. It’s so clean and a great coffee shop to get some work done. When it does it get packed during rush hours, seats might not be available but it only happened once on a Thursday at 10AM. Other times, I was able to find a seat to do a quick meeting.
Now for the food and drinks:
1. Vietnamese Coffee – 5/5 ($6.90) – Does the job
2. House Special with Egg Cream – 4/5 ($6.90) – It’s much more bitter than the one’s I’ve had, granted I did get less sweet (so that might be on me)
3. Pate Chaud Pork – 3/5 ($3.75 for one or $7.50 for two) – The pastry itself looks great but it’s overall super dry, even the filling inside. When you bake pate chaud, you want the flavor of the filling in parts of the pastry inside and it’s supposed to be soft on the inside and flaky from the pastry. I think they did a safe route and cooked the filling inside first and then baked it with the pastry. For the price though, I would still get it to munch in the morning!
4. Banh Mi Pate and Pork Roll – 4/5 ($9 with extra pate) – The Banh Mi itself tastes fresh, with a crunch to it but it doesn’t hurt the roof of your mouth. The filling is FULL but they did skimp out on the veggies (I got veggies on side). I had to ask for another veggies on side bag for the other half of my banh mi.
Overall, this coffee shop has my favorite morning Vietnamese food, pastries, and coffee AND the place is super nice, clean, and modern-esque, making my long commute to work bearable and tasty 🙂
They are definitely more of a matcha spot than coffee; coffee was nothing interesting.
Salt foam really complemented the matcha well and I would get it again.
PS: If you’re lactose intolerant definitely do not get any of the cream drinks
Can’t wait to come back!
The baristas also loudly argue behind the counter and don’t appear to get along. The wait for the drinks was excessively long. It was a really unpleasant experience. And to top it all off, the drinks tasted very average but were priced ridiculously high. I will not be returning.
We came across this spot while visiting WADAYA. While waiting for our check-in, I noticed there was a coffee shop nearby and decided to give it a try. It was my first time here, and I’m glad I did.
The coffee was really good—not overly sweet and not too bitter, just well balanced. Overall, it was a great experience, and I’d definitely come back again if I’m in the area. I’d recommend it if you’re looking for a solid coffee spot.
When I walked up to order, the employee taking my order seemed uninterested and didn’t greet me. She came across as disengaged and wasn’t very attentive while I was ordering two bánh mì and a coffee. It felt like she wasn’t fully listening, which made the interaction uncomfortable.
After I paid, I went back to politely confirm that my drink was iced, and she seemed visibly annoyed that I even asked. She responded with a brief “mhmm,” which didn’t feel very welcoming.
I was excited to try this place based on the positive reviews, so I was disappointed by the lack of customer service. I hope this was just an off day, as first impressions really matter — especially for new customers.
As a vegetarian I have limited options for a savory snack, but occasionally I’ll get an egg puff. I know the masubi and sandwiches are popular.
However, the pandan waffle is mid at best as it lacks the chewy mochi-likw texture found in other shops especially in SJ area. Tried it once last year when they first opened and then again recently and I’m sorry to say there hasn’t been any improvements. Also charging $5.50 is quite high when you can get a better tasting one for $4 at the pho restaurant in the same plaza.
The ordering interface does not use the same item names on the actual menu. Why is vietnamese coffee under milk coffee? It took way too long for me to figure out how to order my items.
Cappuccino tastes like warm milk.
Phin Cafe was good when it first started but now it sucks. It is way too expensive for how poorly the coffee tasted and how the ordering experience went.