You should drink Coconut coffee in Vietnam!

Coconut coffee is so yummy.Nowadays I am into drinking a coconut coffee.

Do you know Coconut coffee?

When I have free time I go to cafeteria to get that.A lot of cafeterias have coconut coffee on a menu in Vietnam.Coconut coffee is made from vietnamese coffee and coconut milk.It perfectly mach with bitter taste of vietnamese coffee and sweet taste of coconut milk .

I think the person who made a coconut coffee at the very beginning is super genius..he would be genius obviously…

Today I was off to my favourite cafe.Then I ordered a coconut coffee as usual.

Then cafeteria worker told me“You always order only coconut coffee.You really like it.”

I said “Yeah, I really like it.”

Then she told me “ However that is really good effect for diet and your skin.”

I knew that but I just pretended like that I did’t know about that. Because she was so serious.

At last she told me “That’s why I have nice style.”

My most favourite coconut coffee is Cong cafe’s.

If you figure out which cafeteria is the best in Ho chi minh. You should go to “Cong cafe “

They would serve awesome coconut coffee.
Thank you.

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