Cà Phê Haru
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Cà Phê Haru Reviews
The creme brulee viet coffee is incredible!
I go here regularly now. I prefer my matcha not to be too sweet. Their matcha is perfect! I usually get the double shot matcha, but I also enjoy their hojicha and classic matcha latte. They have local art and I’ve bought a few demon slayer stickers here. They also have fun pop ups like mochi and their egg salad sando is delicious. Overall 10/10 👏
My new Matcha Place !
Hours
| Monday | 7AM - 4PM |
| Tuesday | 7AM - 4PM |
| Wednesday | 7AM - 4PM |
| Thursday | 7AM - 4PM |
| Friday | 7AM - 4PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 4PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 4PM |
Cà Phê Haru is a great little spot hidden in a small shopping center with a minimalist atmosphere and plenty of indoor seating. The vibe is great, making it a chill place to catch up with friends or study. It gets super busy on the weekends, but it’s well worth the wait. The service is quick, straightforward, kind, and genuine, feeling like family and home.
The flavors are unique and great. Both the matcha and the coffee are good and strong. The matcha is pretty strong and decent, while the coffee is STRONG. Specific drinks include the sea salt coffee, where the sea salt is a nice touch, the green Panda coffee which tastes like a coconut coffee with vanilla, the goguma latte, the hot cortado, the iced cortado, and the Iced Matcha Americano with agave. The double matcha (creamy) has a perfect balance between being bold and sweet. The Hojicha is pretty good, though it can have a slightly grainy feel. The matcha with oat milk is slightly sweetened, and the matcha with strawberry has chunks of strawberry in the milk, which makes it taste refreshing.
They have pastries and snack options from a local cottage baker, Mellobun. These include a matcha cinnamon roll, everything salt bread, garlic salt bread, and the Korean garlic cream cheese salt bread, which has a perfect balance of crunch versus softness versus cream cheese. The salt bread tastes great, though it doesn't compare to the salt bread in Korea. There is plenty of parking in the lot.