Zi Coffee & Roastery – Specialty Coffee & Brunch — Best for Coffee + Brunch
Zi Coffee & Roastery – Specialty Coffee & Brunch
Address: 34 Lê Quang Đạo, Ngũ Hành Sơn, Đà Nẵng 550000, Viêt Nam
Phone: +84775712787
Address: 34 Lê Quang Đạo, Ngũ Hành Sơn, Da Nang
Zi Coffee & Roastery is an excellent choice if you want to combine good specialty coffee with a proper breakfast or brunch. Located in the Ngũ Hành Sơn area, it is particularly convenient for people staying around My An and the An Thuong neighborhood.
The café has a strong specialty-coffee identity, but the experience isn’t limited to coffee. The combination of coffee, roasting and brunch makes it suitable for starting the day rather than simply stopping by for a quick espresso.
This is especially useful when traveling because breakfast cafés can become part of your daily routine. You can arrive in the morning, have a carefully prepared coffee, order something to eat and plan the rest of your day from the café.
The current business listing shows Zi Coffee & Roastery with a 4.8/5 rating from around 500 reviews, with opening hours listed from early morning until evening. That makes it a convenient option for breakfast, late morning coffee or an afternoon break.
The surrounding Ngũ Hành Sơn area is also one of the best places in Da Nang for café-hopping. You can easily combine a visit to Zi with other cafés around My An and An Thuong.
Why visit: Specialty coffee, brunch, convenient location and a relaxed modern café environment.
Best for: 🥑 Brunch • ☕ Specialty coffee • 🌅 Breakfast • 👨💻 Working
🏆 My ranking
| Rank | Coffee shop | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 🥇 1 | XLIII Specialty Coffee | Best overall & specialty coffee |
| 🥈 2 | Cong Caphe | Vietnamese coffee & local atmosphere |
| 🥉 3 | Nia Coffee | Nature & relaxing atmosphere |
| 4 | The Hideout Cafe | Cozy hidden café |
| 5 | Zi Coffee & Roastery | Coffee & brunch |
☕ If I had only one day in Da Nang…
I would start with Zi Coffee & Roastery for breakfast, then visit XLIII Specialty Coffee for a serious specialty-coffee experience. In the afternoon, I’d choose Nia Coffee for a slower, more relaxing atmosphere. Later, I’d stop at Cong Caphe for a Vietnamese coconut coffee.
And if you prefer discovering smaller, quieter places rather than famous cafés, I’d add The Hideout Cafe to the list.
Da Nang’s coffee scene is particularly interesting because there isn’t just one “best” type of café. You can experience traditional Vietnamese coffee, modern specialty roasting, beautiful garden cafés, hidden neighborhood cafés and brunch-focused coffee shops—all within a relatively compact city. (Nomadic Notes)