Stopped by Arisan Tea & Coffee House and was really impressed! The place was super busy when we…read morewent, which is always a good sign, but they had plenty of seating so it still felt comfortable. Parking is a pain though, it's in the middle of Vietnam town which is always packed. I ordered the jasmine milk tea with jelly and it was good the tea had a nice floral flavor, tasted fresh, though I would prefer it to be more sweet. The jelly was a great add-on too. I can tell why this place is popular! I want to try the matcha einspinnar next because I heard that was popular. Definitely a spot I'd come back to when I'm in the area!

Peach orange oolong tea 4/5: refreshing and bright Jasmine…read moreoolong tea with salted cream 3/5: forgettable We mayy consider trying the matcha if we're back in this plaza due to its popularity, but with all of the great options in the South Bay, I'd probably skip.

I've been craving some Vietnamese coffee and I've been wanting to try this spot for a while so here…read moreI am. I ordered their Eggspresso Hanoi. It was nice and creamy and the slight salt like taste balanced out their coffee well. I also liked the foam and I'm not even a foam person lol. Ordering here is pretty easy. They have an iPad you can order from, or you can just order from them up front. This spot looks like a great place to study. They have e a lot of tables available. The parking lot is a decent size. It can probably get lowkey busy depending on what time you come. Definitely will be back to try more drinks. Try it out if you like. :)

This is my second time getting Lacaphe. First time was in-store and it was solid, good flavor, full…read moreportions. With how much a drink costs, I would think that I'm getting a full cup. DoorDashed an order for my coworkers and I. Their drinks were full, but mine wasn't. Safety tape was still on. I got the Coconut. Flavor is good, but the portion is not. Suppose to also come with grass jelly. I thought, maybe they forgot the jelly. Nope. I dug around for it and they didn't forget, it was just an extremely small amount. Less ice meant remove ice and leave cup empty I guess. How much does another 4oz of coffee and milk cost? Cents. Alternative would've been to fill the space with more grass jelly. Also cheap to do. What. A. Disappointment. If you're thinking about trying this place out, purchase in-store for when they're being stingy, you can get it fixed.

I'm not Portuguese, but this place feels the real deal to me. I've been to Portugal a few times, so…read moreI'll count that. The coffee is great, the sandwiches are delicious and everything is priced fairly. Just remember to bring cash. I'm always happy to support a family owned spot that delivers quality over any overpriced place serving mediocre food. This is an easy five stars.

Another gem found in San Jose by the Portuguese area. Definitely serving good european coffee…read more Parking can be a little bit hard. On this visit we had the Mocha and the latte as well as 3 of the Pastei de nata. We will try their sandwiches next time. Service is good, no complaints at all. No expectations either but glad they're serving good coffee close to my daughter's place. Looking forward to their re opening soon.

it's so good. Try it and you will like it! I had traditional milk tea with cheese ballread more

The green rice milk tea is great! I also like the cheese foam here. Wish they have more matcha…read moreoption.

Came by Team Cream Coffee 2 in Vietnam Town today and surprisingly it wasn't as packed as usual,…read morebut the place still pretty loud lol. Definitely not a quiet study spot, but more of a sit and chat with friends/family. The coffee is strong and honestly tastes like true Vietnamese coffee -- super dark and sweetened with condensed milk. The first sip is usually very concentrated, but after letting the ice melt a little, it balances out perfectly and tasted really smooth. You can tell they don't water down their coffee here. If you like strong Vietnamese coffee that actually keeps you awake, this spot is really solid, good egg cream too!

This is the third location I visited. This one is larger than the one in east bay. It was crowded…read morewhen I came but line move pretty quickly. Ithe store has plenty of seating. The ordering is using touch screen. Orderin is simple. They specialize in vietnamese coffee which I believe all are cold one. I usually order the regular Saigon ice coffee or egg coffee. The service at this store is pretty quick eventhough it was busy. The coffee is considered strong and I can say very sweet. I like to have the coffee once a while and not for daily coffee. The store also offer snack which I usually order the Vietnamese mixed rice paper. It is unique and yummy.

So yummy! I got the mango matcha and it was so good, I'll definitely be coming back :) The place is…read morealso really pretty and feels super comforting, perfect for studying or just relaxing!

love rang's double matcha! the best i've had in south bay. i also love the seats for studyingread more

The coffees so delicious! Service is amazing! She is the sweetest person! Love the ambiance.read more

I've been wanting to try this spot for a while because they have latte flavors you don't really see…read moreanywhere else. It's in the cutest little pink trailer. I got the Mazapan latte and a Cookie Butter latte (I'm obsessed so I had to), and my husband went with the Coco Puffs latte after struggling to pick because there are so many choices. The wait wasn't bad we got there right before a rush which worked out perfectly. As for the drinks, my mazapan latte didn't have much flavor. Mazapan is subtle in general, so I kind of expected that, but I feel like it needed a little something extra to bring it out.. maybe caramel drizzle? The cookie butter latte was really good but definitely on the sweeter side I couldn't finish it, but if you love sweet coffee, you'll probably love it. My husband didn't love his drink because it didn't taste like it had much coffee in it more like flavored milk. I would come back, but I'd probably ask for less sweetness next time. Overall, fun spot with unique drinks just depends on your sweetness preference!

We wanted to try something new. Friend suggested Buon Me Cafe. The menu was big... plenty of…read moreoptions from rice, noodles to baguettes. It wasn't too busy on a Friday night and was quickly seated. Restaurant is rustic with wooden chairs, tables and couches. Mural and big display on the walls. We started with mixed rice paper salad. Instead of vegetables, it's cut up rice paper with mango, nuts, quail eggs and chilies. It was different and we liked it. Great way to start a meal. We tried the sizzling filet mignon pot. It had sunny side egg, pate, sausage, filet mignon, cheese and other stuff. Served with a baguette that you can dip on the sauce. It was delicious.... Might be too heavy for others and can be shared. Meat was tender and juicy. What a combo! Would try the ribeye version next time. We ordered some desserts to close out our meal. First, we had the avocado cream. I suggest mixing the two cry cream with the avocado cream. I was ok with it. We also ordered the sweet dessert. It came with lychee, Pandan, and seedy drink. Great way to end the evening. Staff was very efficient. Came up with an iPad to take your orders. To pay, you go to the counter similar to other Vietnamese places.

Tried the Shaking Beef with red rice, Roeasted Chicken with Sticky Rice, Hu Tieu with Egg Noodles…read moreand Assorted Spring Roll sampler. The Shaking Beef was really good. Grilled juicy chunks of tender beef. The sauce was yummy too; sweet and infused with bell pepper flavor. The red rice definitely had tomato flavor. The Roasted Chicken looked like it was actually fried. Crispy skin on the two pieces of dark meat chicken. Good by itself but even better with the dipping sauce. Sauce reminds me of teriyaki. Pretty cool that the sticky rice was cube shape. The Spring Roll sampler was good too. I like the nemnuong the most with good sized sliced sweet sausage. I like the orange sauce the most too. Paired the best with all three types of spring rolls. Hu Tieu Noodle bowl was ok. Not the best one I've had. I got it dry style which means soup on the side. The bowl of noodles had a slightly sweet salty sauce which could be fish sauce. The soup was really good though. Meaty flavor broth but oily. Great balance of flavor, slightly sweet and salty with the peppery cilantro flavor. Also like the pork rib that came with it. Prices were reasonable. Service was quick, too. Friendly staff. The decor was vintage style so it almost feels like eating in a small museum.

We got 2 drinks and the owner hooked it up with a third and they soy milk tasted pretty good but…read morethe best was the sesame

From the owner: Text to order: 669 309 8360…read more We are a small family-owned business dedicated to making fresh soya milk. We're from Vietnam, where soy milk is a daily drink everyone loves. Because of that, we want to bring that healthy drink to all of you so that we can enjoy it together. Believe me, soy milk is delicious and suitable for everyone. Let's come to our store and try it out. Our soymilk is always fresh and delightful. Come here and taste it!

A good lunch break! TV screens and fun pop music. Well, a…read moreChicago bad boy moment! Not that far... Love Beef stew -- old school good! Ps. NC _17 rate Vietnamese gentlemen way.

Not good compared to the other cafés they told me to leave for not buying a drink horrible…read moreexperience girls where not social