How to Use a Vietnamese Phin Coffee Filter #coffee

[TheMrDShowVN]

Hi Liz. Thank you for promoting Vietnamese coffee. I wanna suggest a tip for a deeper flavor: you put the lid under the phin, pour some hot water in it, and pour some into the phin (just 10 or 20ml is okay). Let it rest for some minutes, then continue the process like you did the video

[amyk]

My recent purchase of a steel fine filter is always jamming and taking sooo long to brew. I am intriqued with this, looking at ordering one. Thank you

[themissklavounos]

Just bought a vietnamese coffee filter and wanted to see how it works.
Thank you for the very informative and short video!

[symo]

Tried all sorts but you can’t beat a simple french press with some good quality ground coffe!! Simple.

[SleepyPurpleSloth]

I’m so glad you made this because your filter had the same top as mine where it screws in and I hadn’t seen anyone with one! Thank you for showing how to use!!! I’m totally making some today now

[nayeemibrahim]

South Indian filter coffee has a very similar filtering process

[fransinia.]

Hi! Just bought a phin filter and it’s the first time I’ve ever used anything that isn’t a moka pot. Question: how do you ensure the coffee remains hot as it’s steeping 😢

[myname-mzlo]

if they could use espresso in vietnam when this was invented they would . i use espresso and it is also so good .

[tombombadilofficial]

What do you call a percolator like that? Does anybody have a link? Thanks.

[werewolfcountry]

I just got one of these for when I want a stronger tasting coffee. I like the fact it's fully stainless steel too. Thanks!

P.S I love Vietnamese food, drink and culture. I hope I can visit there one day :)

[BrendaHanchett]

What are you using as the very bottom "cup" to catch the coffee in? Looks like a regular glass so I need to be clear Thx!

[Lppt]

What difference does it make this from the mocca italian machine?

[lilidifranco]

Hi ! It takes mes at least 15 min for the water to go through... I don't know what I'm doing wrong

[thekingofthealphabet]

it is a basic method
similar to washing the dishes by hand

[tombombadilofficial]

but Always pre-heat your filter using boiling water. This is common knowledge.

[billybeck]

Ooh, like a cross between a v60 and an aeropress. Is that how it tastes?