There is no wifi, no air conditioning, the old little racket cafes are left somewhere in a busy corner of Saigon, which is a favorite stop. VNA Photo: Hồng ĐạtRacquet cafes are still nestled on the streets. It is a familiar place for many people. They look to racket coffee as a way to return to the ancient memory region, living in the atmosphere of the 90s of the magnificent land. VNA Photo: Hồng ĐạtRacquet coffee has appeared since the twentieth century. VNA Photo: Hồng ĐạtAmidst the streets stretching with all kinds of different coffee, racket coffee is still a coffee that attracts and makes people want to try. VNA Photo: Hồng ĐạtRacquet coffee is not as rich as filter coffee or machine coffee, but it has an exceptional taste. VNA Photo: Hồng ĐạtAmidst the streets stretching with all kinds of different coffee, racket coffee is still a coffee that attracts and makes people want to try. VNA Photo: Hồng ĐạtRacquet coffee is not as rich as filter coffee or machine coffee, but it has an exceptional taste. VNA Photo: Hồng ĐạtRacquet cafes are still nestled on the streets. It is a familiar place for many people. They look to racket coffee as a way to return to the ancient memory region, living in the atmosphere of the 90s of the magnificent land. VNA Photo: Hồng ĐạtRacquet coffee is not as rich as filter coffee or machine coffee, but it has an exceptional taste. VNA Photo: Hồng Đạt
Cloth-filtered coffee (also called "racket coffee" by some) is a special type of coffee found in Ho Chi Minh City. Utilising a reusable net filter, this style of coffee brewing is a long-standing tradition, well-loved by many Saigonese. VNA Photo: Hồng Đạt
