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    Ca Phe Phin

    4.3 (142 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Gabrielle L.

    Lovely Vietnamese cafe! We ordered an egg coffee and banana matcha, both good. The interior and seating are cute with a few options to sit. The design is old fashioned yet modern with a digital ordering interface. While the banana matcha was not my taste, the egg coffee was great! The coffee was strong yet good with a pandan waffle side! I anticipated staying up all night and did. This is for those who drink espresso or ca phe sua regularly. The tasty waffle helped balance the caffeine a little. The bathroom is cute and decorated with so much aesthetic, but the downside is no toilet seat covers.

    Linh N.

    Delicious Vietnamese coffee spot!! It's currently my favorite in Sac! Egg coffee is spot on! Taro coffee is also strong in coffee flavor with fresh taro inclusions. They also have food that's made ready to go or to order. Great service! Was greeted and they also brought us our drinks. The ambiance is very cute, quaint and cozy! We will definitely be back!

    Rachel K.

    I stopped in while I was in the area and was excited that there's plenty of parking in the plaza lot. It made it easy to stop in. When I walked in I was greeted and the team member at the counter took my order and gave some suggestions when I asked. I ended up ordering an egg coffee ($8) and coconut coffee ($8) along with one of their pandan waffles ($6). The inside of the restaurant is a lot bigger than I expected and it can accomodate a good amount of people in small groups. Definitely a nice place to dine in and hang out for a while with friends. There is an ordering kiosk, but while I was there the employee at the checkout was greeting everyone and having them order with him vs the kiosk. It's nice to have the human touch and be able to ask questions. The drinks didn't take too long to come out and the panda waffle was ready shortly afterward and was steaming hot and smelled great. I took them to go, but next time I'll have to hang out for a while. Both drinks were great, the coconut coffee was a blended drink and is definitely more of a treat, but had great coffee flavor. The egg coffee was also delicious and nice and strong. The pandan waffle was light and fluffy with a nice sweet pandan flavor, but not overly sweet. Overall I loved each item I ordered and would get them again. I'm excited to return to explore more of their menu.

    Arianne G.

    Amazing Vietnamese coffee! My husband and I shared the white coffee to try because usually it's strong. But this is perfect! Not too sweet but also not too much coffee for our poor hearts The service is amazing, he recommended our coffee! We walked in on our way to order on the kiosk but he was so inviting we decided against the kiosk. The interior is even better too. They have a feel of an outdoor space without actually being outside. Decorations that best represents the culture which I love!

    Amazing interior layout and quite nostalgic with the tube TV, phonograph and vintage chairs
    Donovan H.

    To those that follow me already know that I have a huge infatuation for independently owned-and-operated coffee shops. This takes me on a journey to South Sacramento where I had the opportunity in trying out "Ca Phe Phin". Located in a small strip mall, their location is directly on Stockton Blvd and in between Florin Rd/Gerber Rd while being just a few blocks east of Highway 99. Additionally, there are a few other amazing small businesses here including "Las Palmas Pupuseria", "China Express", and other notable places. Ever since debuting back in the fall of 2024, Ca Phe Phin has gained a very respectable amount of positive Yelp reviews. And since they specialize in Vietnamese coffees/espresso drinks, matcha, milk tea, and refreshers, I just had to try this place out for myself. The parking can get quite full on any given day but during my visit (which was during the afternoon on Saturday 2/28/2026 at around 4:30pm), it wasn't too busy during this time. They do have generous hours of operation being open weekdays from 7am-6pm and weekends from 7am-7pm. As soon as I stepped in, I was very impressed with how well put together the layout was. The ambiance was very inviting, rustic, vintage, and modern all in one. Here you will witness beautiful leather chairs with a large wooden tube-TV that looked eerily similar to when I was a small child in the early-1980's. The wooden shelving with plants, the brick wall that flows alongside most of the interior, and amount of throwback items really tells me how much emphasis was done in making this place stand out from the rest. Their menu is quite impressive with a huge selection of coffees to choose to your liking. This includes everything including your basic lattes but also unique offerings such as taro, durian, coconut, and one of the coffees that the young man recommend, "Egg Coffee". Since I opted for an ice version, this gave me the extra added caffeine boost that I needed. My lady went with their "Strawberry Matcha Latte" which had all the great elements to make it amazing; strawberry (on the bottom), sweet cream (in the middle), and matcha (on top). After finding a cozy little area to sit inside, our drinks came out in less than five minutes. I will say for someone that has never flirted with Egg Coffee, I was blown away with how delicious this was! Think of topping being a sweet cream egg souffle texture that has hints of egg nog, but without the nutmeg. This was so delicious to a point where I wish I lived closer just to enjoy how delicious this was. My lady also loved her drink; she stated that she is not much of a matcha fan but the strawberry flavor helped disguise it and she also loved her drink. I will say that "Ca Phe Phin" is as good as it gets, at least from my first hand experience. With stellar customer service, a great environment, and delicious drinks, this place earns an easy five-star rating from me.

    Egg coffee with banana cream
    Crystal V.

    Super cute place with amazing tasty drinks. I got an egg coffee with banana cream that changed my life. I dream about it often.

    Rich L.

    Cool dining area with many nostalgic items from Vietnam. I got the Saigon Special iced coffee, it was delicious. She got the Mango Cloud, it didn't taste of mango at all. Wouldn't get it again. When we're served out drinks, they had a large gap at the top. After we left we figured out that the gap was for shaking up our drinks, stupid us. Would we be back? There's many other southeastern coffee shops close by with better drinks and service.

    An amazing iced egg, coffee...
    Alan C.

    I was in "little Saigon" along Stockton Boulevard, and I had just gotten back from Vietnam. So, I needed to get my Vietnamese coffee fix. This is the place that came up, and I was not disappointed. I've fallen in love with Vietnamese coffee. It's made with "Robusto" beans, and so it has more of a bold rich flavor than your average espresso beans, which are usually a mix of arabica and Robusto. This shop is a little bit off the main business area of Stockton Boulevard, about a block and a half south of Florin Road in a small shopping center. I pull in, and it's just a nice little café. I decided to go with a coffee that I fell in love with over there, the egg coffee. It's Vietnamese coffee with sweetened condensed milk, and an egg yolk. As weird as it sounds, it is amazing. The egg yolk gives the coffee, a rich creamy flavor that blends so well with the flavors of the coffee and the condensed milk. It's almost like a "liquid tiramisu." I get my coffee, and oh my... It took me right back to Vietnam. The coffee had a good kick to it, and the condensed milk and the egg just made it so sweet, rich, and creamy. The coffee kept it from being overly rich. It was nothing short of amazing. The coffee was eight bucks, plus tax and tip. It sounds like it's on the higher end, but not really. You're going to pay close to that at Starbucks, for far inferior coffee. This place was amazing, and I will definitely be back. Thank you!

    Sasha C.

    Tea was too sweet for my liking but it was bursting with flavor. if you add water it hits on those hot summer days. Cafe is cute. In a sketch area but sometimes those are the spots that are hidden gems. Has a nice little seating area for studying or just hanging out with a friend. Check them out.

    Durian coffee (left) Egg coffee (right)
    Maritza N.

    Great spot for Viet coffee, matcha and milk tea! The place is nicely decorated with a vintage vibe, and so many red decorations during Lunar new year. We ordered: - egg coffee- the egg cream on top was pretty thick and perfectly sweetened. The coffee itself was pretty strong and had that distinct Viet coffee flavor you get from using a phin. - durian coffee- first time I've seen this flavor for coffee so I had to try it. If you like durian, this is the drink to get! Durian flavor didn't overpower the coffee and balanced out well. The cream is nice and thick, with some durian bits on top. Overall, great spot for viet coffee using phin filter. I would come back to try the sea salt and taro coffee if I'm in the area. Def recommend!

    Megan B.

    We got 2 jasmine milk teas and I got an egg coffee and added banana cream. I'm pretty sure banana cream on your egg coffee can change your entire life. I swear I heard the Beatles when I took my first sip. Can't wait to come back. The cafe also has a great vibe and the service was fast and friendly.

    Lynn L.

    This place is a little slice of Saigon on Stockton Blvd. I've been here a couple times and it's such a cute little hidden gem. The owner put a lot of thought into the decor. I actually met her when I first came and she's so friendly and nice. I got the Vietnamese coffee on the sweeter side and it was good. The coffee taste is authentic, not watered down, and not burnt. The staff here are friendly, quick, and diligent. You can order at the kiosk they have set up, the machine is easy to use and they take cashless forms of payment. I find this spot to be clean and well decorated. I do recommend checking this place out! Parking isn't too tricky but this cafe is located inside a plaza amongst other businesses.

    Peach tea with lychee jelly $7.30 (toppings $0.80)
    Stephanie Y.

    - Jasmine Milk Tea with Boba: $7.30, toppings $0.80. Probably the worst GMT I've ever had. Tea was bitter and the drink itself tasted watery. Had a hard time sucking the boba up as it was all clumped together. Texture wasn't good and it didn't have any flavor. - Peach Tea with Lychee Jelly: $7.30, toppings $0.80. I got it with no ice, so drink came up to about 1 inch from the top. I just don't like their jasmine green tea. I found the drink to be tart. Luckily, the lychee jelly helped add some sweetness to offset it. And this was at 100% sweet. I didn't get any coffee because it was night time and I wouldn't be able to sleep after, but I would come back to try a viet coffee (since that seems like the logical drink to try here). Unfortunately, I can't recommend any of their green tea based drinks. Inside is nice and homey feeling. Definitely a stark contrast to the parking lot/shopping center that it's in. I came by here because my partner went to China Express. But, it's not someplace I would go out of my way for. There's plenty of other good options around imo. However, I still wish them success :) just wasn't for me.

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