Góc Nhà Tụi Mình Tea House — 40 types of Vietnamese tea in an alley in Da Nang

In Da Nang there's a kind of cafe that you could walk past ten times and still never notice, because it doesn't sit right on the street front. Góc Nhà Tụi Mình is one of them. The address listed as K36/36 Lê Duẩn — means you have to turn into an alley, walk a bit further, and then you arrive. Customers on Google call this a "hidden gem", and the alley itself is part of the reason.

That also means you have to intentionally search for it. No one stumbles into this place by accident. Tea, not coffee

Da Nang doesn't lack coffee shops. What's rarer is a place that puts tea at its center — and here, that means Vietnamese tea, not milk tea or fruit tea. According to the reviews, the shop has over 40 varieties, and reading through the list feels like a journey across the whole country: Ha Giang Shan Tuyet, ancient Tay Con Linh tea trees, Thai Nguyen Dinh Non, Moc Chau Oolong, Bach Diep Lotus Tea, Tie Guan Yin, and Oriental Beauty.

It's okay if you've never had tea like this before. The staff will guide you on how to brew it, how to pour it, and how to drink it properly. This is a point that foreign guests often bring up again in their reviews — they don't just hand you a menu and leave you to guess. For someone new, it's the difference between "drinking a glass of water" and "understanding what you're actually drinking. Besides tea, the shop also offers homemade drinks: kombucha (including a version brewed with Arabica coffee), ginger beer, and cold brew. Coffee is still available, but according to a review, it's only served before 5 PM — after that, the place goes back to its true role. The side dishes are mung bean cake, burnt cheesecake, pudding, and tofu pudding. The shop also makes and sells scented candles, in case you'd like to take something home with you. Ambiance: Vietnam in the 1970s–80s

Low wooden tables, bamboo chairs, old ceramics, fabric tablecloths. On each table there is an oil lamp. Handwritten menu. Outside is a courtyard area with potted plants and flowering vines — the cafe's Facebook also clearly states there is outdoor seating, and it's usually the most comfortable place during the late afternoon.

In the evening there's acoustic music, though sources differ on how often it happens — so don't go just for the music. And there's the shop's cat, which often lies sunbathing in the yard.This is a place you can sit for a long time, not somewhere you just stop by for fifteen minutes. It's perfect for an afternoon with no plans at all, or for when you need a place quiet enough to really talk with someone. If you're in Da Nang and already used to iced milk coffee on every corner, here's a different rhythm of this city — slower, and less known.

Before you go Address — K36/36 Le Duan, Da Nang. It's down an alley, so let your map navigate you to the exact house number, don't just search for the street name. Opening hours — The shop's Instagram says 9:00 – 22:00. Facebook doesn't publish the hours, and some blogs note that it opens earlier. If you're traveling from far away, you should call ahead to be sure. Phone — 034 835 6627 Price — Facebook ranks this place in the lowest price tier. According to reviews, a pot of tea for two people costs around 70,000 – 145,000 VND, and individual drinks start from about 25,000 VND. The shop doesn't publish an online menu, so please consider these prices as a reference only. Where to follow — The teahouse updates on Instagram and TikTok (@gocnhatuiminh_teahouse) are better than Facebook. Want to know what the teahouse has today? Check there! Reviews — 4.7/5 on Google with over 500 ratings.