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SEO Title<\/span>Egg Coffee in Saigon: Where to Try C\u00e0 Ph\u00ea Tr\u1ee9ng (Is It Worth It?)<\/span><\/div>\n
Meta Description<\/span>Originally from Hanoi, egg coffee has taken hold in Saigon. Here’s where to find the best versions, what to expect, and whether the hype is justified.<\/span><\/div>\n
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C\u00e0 ph\u00ea tr\u1ee9ng \u2014 egg coffee \u2014 is one of those dishes that sounds wrong until you try it, and then you understand immediately why it exists. The concept: a whipped mixture of egg yolk, condensed milk, and sometimes butter or cheese, beaten into a thick, custard-like foam that sits on top of a shot of strong Vietnamese coffee. You eat the top layer with a spoon, then drink the coffee through it.<\/p>\n

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