COFFEE RECIPES - Vietnamese Egg Coffee

If you're as tired as I am of seeing Dalgona coffee everywhere you turn, I have just the thing. Another creamy, balanced, aesthetic, and easy to make drink; but this one actually tastes good. Many cultures have forms of egg coffee, but the most popular version is the Vietnamese. Using simple household items like eggs yolks, sweetened condensed milk, and a nice robust coffee you can make yourself this delicious creamy treat. No advanced barista skills necessary.

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[Mr_Valmonty]

Had this a few times while in Hanoi. I loved it, and ended up testing different cafes to see which recipe I liked most. Most had made a replica drink by guessing the receipe, but Cafe Giang was still the best from my experience.

One thing to add is that Vietnamese coffee is the most important ingredient here. Through Hanoi and Halong, all of the coffee was very heavy, chocolatey and rich. I tried the recipe at home, but it's 20x better if you can grab some Vietnamese-tasting coffee online

[mydang]

Love this! So happy you like this drink from my country! I really hope more people will know about egg coffee rather than dalgona. Quick story: Back then when the country was poor, milk was very hard to find so Giang (founder of this coffee) has found a way to use yolk for substitution. I’ve tried mostly all of egg coffee in Vietnam but nothing can beat the original one from Giang in Hanoi.

[Sevy]

Gotta pick up some Trung Nyguyen coffee. The buttery and chocolatey notes really work with the egg cream. Also a few drops of vanilla extract into the cream make for the liquid tiramisu tastes. A great sweet treat

[Espressomo]

Went to Vietnam last year and was able to try this. Sooo good! Thank you for this. Will definitely give it a try!

[iBarista]

Hope the delgona craze goes by quickly and gets replaced by something delicious or more palatable like this!

[designedyous]

Um, how crazy is it that I literally just subscribed on Patreon, searched for a Vietnamese Egg Coffee drink yesterday only to find a few average videos, then see this today. 👌🏽

[LaurentVanderdonck]

Great, clear and concise video ! As always, a pleasure to watch. Thanks ! :)

[SiopaoSauc]

Loved this in Hanoi! This video brings back great memories of when we used to be able to travel. Lol.

[toddredlin]

I also have enjoyed dalgona coffee not just over cold milk but vanilla ice cream also. Will need to try Vietnamese egg coffee. Thanks

[joeygutierrez]

I decided I wasn't even going to try the dalgona coffee to avoid disappointment... However this I've been dying to try for some time and going to give it a shot now that you came out with this video... Makes my day when your videos come out 🤙🏼

[_mattnguyen]

Do you have any thoughts on traditional Vietnamese coffee? I co-own a Viet cafe in Toronto with my family and at first, I was set on replacing the phin filtered robusta with quality espresso, but I quickly realized it didn't translate that well. Traditional Vietnamese coffee doesn't taste very authentic when made with arabica (though from what I can see, specialty arabica is trending upwards in Vietnam), at least not to people who are already familiar with it like the older Vietnamese generation here. Now I'm feeling like I've gotta be using dark roasted robusta, but this goes against everything I've thought about coffee since getting deeper into it.

[ericbond]

Grind those course grounds finer so water doesn't run through fast.

[greysuit]

I’ve been enjoying the Dalgona coffee. It’s been fun and interesting trying to find quality instant coffee.

[tykjpelk]

Made it this morning with a 100ml water, 1:10 metal filtered aeropress coffee. Should probably have made about half the amount of egg cream for the right ratio, but damn this is good. Thanks Sprommy!

[grace_from_dogville]

You must mix egg yolks till you get thick cream. You just poured raw egg liquid over the coffee lol

[daredevildanielx]

curious, but what is the cup that you used? it looked so cool i wanted to get one

[neilrischl]

Take a drink every time he says "Shot"

[TheRestaurantAcademy]

You are amazing! I appreciate your content.

[TastingTravel]

I agree so much! Egg Coffee is the best

[sgroadie]

Tried in Hanoi. Liked it, but not crazy about it. Also, James Hoffmann in his affogato video says coffee and egg does not taste good. What do you think of that?