@Xiefei yeah, that was kind of the joke...

Thank you guys ! really appreciate

Guess I'll walk around and find one.

Guess I'll walk around and find one.

I think there's one in Ho Chi Minh. Don't know the exact address though.

hani coffee is a brand that several places cook here. good stuff.

@Sydneyboy: Sorry I can't be of more help. The only decent Vietnamese restaurants I've found are really hard to give directions to.

There used to be a lot of Vietnamese with their own little cafes serving coffee and bread, but I haven't seen one of those in a while.

Another local brand that's pretty good is Manlaojiang. Salvador's sells their beans. They also have their own cafe somewhere near Dianchi Lu, and of course, a Taobao shop.

The beans are organic, and I like them better than Hani Coffee for a few reasons: they're locally roasted and tend to be fresher when they reach you, and they tend to do a lighter roast, which is what I like.

I like the dark roast Hani Coffee beans.

@Xiefei. Kunming and Falgers will give you laduzi, but not seven cups of good coffee. You may experience heart palpitations or schizophrenia possibly, but not laduzi.

@Alien. Hani gets my vote too.