Cộng Cà Phê
Hoan Kiem
Military-themed Vietnamese coffee chain established in 2007, known for its Communist-era nostalgic decor and signature coconut coffee. Features vintage war memorabilia, propaganda posters, and staff in army-inspired uniforms.
Concept
Established in 2007 on Hanoi's historic Trieu Viet Vuong street, this café concept explores Vietnam's wartime history through deliberate design choices and authentic artifacts. The space integrates Communist-era memorabilia, including Zorki cameras, wooden war chests, and period propaganda posters.
Design
- Three-story configuration offering varied perspectives
- Signature army green walls throughout
- Vintage Vietnamese military equipment displays
- Strategic balcony positioning overlooking Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square
Notable Features
- Staff outfitted in military-inspired uniforms
- Curated collection of wartime photographs
- Traditional drip coffee preparation using oversized tin pots
Signature Offerings
- Coconut Coffee Shake: Vietnamese coffee with condensed milk and coconut ice cream
- Vina-Cano: Proprietary coffee blend
- Regional specialties including Hanoi Dracontomelon and Danang Salted Lime
Technical Details
- Multi-level viewing positions
- Original architectural elements preserved
- Authentic period furniture and fixtures
Part of a network comprising 100 locations across Vietnam, South Korea, Canada, Malaysia, and Taiwan, reflecting the concept's cultural resonance beyond its origins.