A hidden cafe with a quiet sensibility☕️ Monocle Coffee Hanoi

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🏠 Monocle Coffee – Hanoi Emotional Cafe Guide

📍 Location & Accessibility
There are two branches in Hanoi.
• Main branch: 112D5 Đặng Van Ngữ, Văn Quán
• Central branch: There is another branch operating nearby Mai Anh Tuan.
Among them, the Van Quan branch is located near a quiet lakeside park,
making it a perfect route to enjoy a cup of coffee after a walk.
Thanks to the neighborhood atmosphere with the lake view and trees,
the cafe itself is a comma in the neighborhood's daily life.

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☕ Atmosphere & Interior
The interior, decorated in white, wood, and beige, is minimalistic and warm.
The large windows let in soft sunlight,
and the outdoor terrace has wooden benches and small tables,
making it perfect for quietly reading a book or having brunch, and also for taking emotional photos. The interior is cozy and quiet, perfect for spending time alone,
and locals and international students often come here to work on their laptops.

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🍹 Menu & Price Range
There are a variety of coffees (espresso, Americano, latte), teas, juices, yogurts, etc.
In particular, drip coffees and signature drinks are presented in emotional special cups, so they look pretty,
and the taste is above average, so the satisfaction is high.
The price is 35,000–55,000 VND, so you can enjoy it without feeling burdened.
Unsweetened homemade yogurt and fruit juice are also quite popular!

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🎯 Tips for Use
1. If you visit early in the morning or late in the afternoon, you can enjoy a quiet and secluded atmosphere.
2. The outdoor terrace is great for sitting when the breeze is blowing,
and it also makes a really pretty photo background. 3. Van Quan Lake or a nearby gallery, a small bookstore

If you organize your day with brunch → walk → coffee routine,

you will complete a truly healing day in Hanoi!

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🌿 Impressions
“When I sat down with a warm latte on a wood-toned table under a tree with sunlight streaming in—
That moment best matched my day in Hanoi.
The interior was quiet and clean, so it was perfect for reading a book alone,
or slowly looking out the window and passing the time.
On the terrace, the sound of bicycles passing by, the sound of leaves rustling,
and the scent of coffee combined to feel like a small comfort.
This cafe connected to Van Quan Lake
was not just a simple cafe, but a stop where my heart stayed.”