Ca Phe Bien Nho, Duong Dong

Do you know what made me feel relaxed and happy while in Vietnam? Well, what else could it be? Coffee. We were certainly familiar with the Vietnam Drip before we went, and then we gradually began to find out why the equipment was named Vietnam and whether the country also boasted a rich coffee diversity like Indonesia? From there, I concluded that Vietnam was, undoubtedly, Indonesia.

So, when my plane landed in Ho Chi Minh City that night, my mind immediately began to wonder where I could find Vietnamese coffee right away? LoL.

But it wasn't that easy, as I didn't find it until the next day. However, what also made a lasting impression was when I found a coffee shop with a back facing the sea. So, we could enjoy coffee while looking out at the ocean. Initially, on my last day in Phu Quoc, I didn't know where to go, but instead, I found simple yet beautiful places. One of them was Ca Phe Bien Nho.

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It's hidden behind a pagoda I visited in the Duong Dong area. My intuition told me that somewhere hidden away, there was something that would make me happy. Sure enough! There was a cafe and a truly beautiful sea. Without further ado, I ordered a black coffee. And I emphasized that it was without sugar. Why? Because, the night before in Ho Chi Minh City, when I ordered a black coffee, it turned out to be incredibly sweet, so I didn't want to repeat the same mistake.

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After paying and my coffee was ready, I went straight to the back of the cafe, and behold... it's vitamin sea!

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Sitting facing the blue sea, the soothing crash of the waves, and the gentle breeze, accompanied by a refreshing cup of bitter iced coffee. Ah, this was truly a blissful combination for me.

Two of my friends joined me and we chatted. Nothing special. We just finished our lunches, we just laughed and laughed for who knows why. We just, well, that's it. But everything doesn't have to be special to be memorable, right? Even very simple things like this are enjoyable.

You know, while we were chatting, a big black dog approached us. It seemed like he wanted to join in the conversation. One of the things that amazes me about Vietnam is that the dogs here really don't bother people. They seem indifferent and unconcerned. They're busy in their own world. Ah, I love Vietnam!

Thanks for reading my writing, I hope I can travel the world to taste coffee in other countries. See you.

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