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Phê Menu

Vietnamese coffee, matcha, and small cafe food.

Order by the kind of cup you want: bold phin coffee, clean matcha, roasted hojicha, fruit tea, cream-topped signatures, or a savory bite to sit with your drink.

Phê Den Vietnamese coffee at Phê
Matcha Latte at Phê
Koko Matcha Kloud at Phê

Coffee

Strong phin-style coffee, condensed milk, salted cream, and darker roasted notes.

Matcha

Ceremonial-style matcha, roasted hojicha, pudding, cream tops, and soft tea lattes.

Seasonal

Rotating specials, fruit-forward teas, warm drinks, and lighter seasonal cups.

Food

Savory cafe food built for sharing, snacking, or turning a drink run into lunch.

How to read the menu

Start with the base flavor, then think about texture. Vietnamese coffee drinks lean bold and roasted. Matcha is greener and cleaner. Hojicha is toastier and softer. Cream tops, pudding, and cloud drinks make the cup slower and richer.

This page is a guide, not a live register. Availability, prep, prices, and ingredients can change during service. If allergies or dietary needs matter, ask the team before ordering.

Ordering help

Quick picks by taste

Bold and direct

Choose Phê Den for the clearest coffee flavor or Matcha Latte when you want green tea to stay in front.

Creamy and layered

Choose Phê Muối, Matcha Einspanner, or Hojicha Latte Einspanner if texture matters as much as flavor.

Dessert-style

Banana Pudding Matcha Latte and Banana Pudding Hojicha Latte are richer choices for guests who want comfort and sweetness.

Light and refreshing

Fruit teas, Koko Matcha Kloud, and Koko Coffee Kloud are better when you want a brighter drink that feels less heavy.

If caffeine matters

Vietnamese coffee, matcha, and hojicha can all contain caffeine. Ask before ordering if you are sensitive or visiting later in the day.

If allergies matter

Ask about the full build, not only the base drink. Creams, puddings, toppings, breads, sauces, and shared tools can change the answer.

If you want less sweet

Tell the team what you want to taste first: coffee, green tea, fruit, roast, or dessert. That gives a better recommendation than a number alone.