Coffees in Vietnam VI. Black Vietnamese coffee at Hanoi Sandwich House. The first meal I had in Hanoi, and in all Vietnam, was here—just a vegetarian banh mi that was quite good, if expensive relative to bahn mi elsewhere in the city, and an americano. The sandwich shop was next door to the apartment I was to temporarily stay in before moving to the apartment I would be for the remainder of the month in Hanoi.
Three Classic Cocktails in New Orleans II., French 75 @piscobarnola
Three Classic Cocktails in New Orleans III., Daiquiri @caneandtable
Three Classic Cocktails in New Orleans I, Vesper @bartonique
Yugen III. Corner porridge.
Coffees in Vietnam V. Espresso at @caffedoppio94 in Hanoi. I was here religiously almost every morning as it was only a five minute walk from where I stayed in Tay Ho, and the atmosphere was perfect for slow morning starts while writing or gazing out the huge windows watching life whirl about outside.
Coffee Process III. @theberryfield
Coffees in Vietnam I. Something like a mocha (or maybe it is a mocha! I just forget what it is really named) @theberryfield, one of my two most favorite cafes in Hanoi that I miss.
Two Themes II. Five Thousand Dong Ice Cream, Nam Dinh
Coffees in Vietnam III. Something somewhere in Da Nang. I racked my brain trying to think of where I had this, but just have no idea.
Probably the best bahn-mi I had in all of Vietnam. Unfortunately, as I was only out meandering, and a good distance from my hostel at that, I didn't bother to remember where this little roadside stand was, and so the first time eating from here was the only time.
Coffees in Vietnam IV. What once was "The Dirty" @golemcoffee, Da Nang.
Liekenesses II. Coffee @april_store, Bangkok, Thailand
Lonely Barista I.
Lonely Barista III. @lonelybaristabkk
