Cong Caphe Philippines Menu Prices 2026
If you’re checking Cong Caphe Philippines menu prices before your first visit, this guide lays out what the Vietnamese coffee chain currently charges for its coffees, teas, and food items across its local branches.
Cong Caphe (also written Cộng Cà Phê) is a Vietnamese coffee chain that opened its first Philippine branch at Gateway Mall 2 in Cubao, Quezon City in March 2025. Founded in Hanoi in 2007, the brand is known for its retro, subsidy-era-inspired interiors and its signature coconut coffee, and it has since expanded to more than 60 stores in Vietnam plus outlets in South Korea, Malaysia, Taiwan, and Canada before landing in Manila.
Updated Cong Caphe Menu Prices
Prices below reflect Cong Caphe’s Maginhawa branch listing on foodpanda; sizes and exact pricing may shift slightly by branch or promo period.
Vietnamese Coffee
| Drink | Price |
|---|---|
| Black Coffee | from ₱187 |
| Brown Coffee | from ₱209 |
| White Coffee (Cong’s signature) | from ₱220 |
| Coffee with Peanut Butter Cream | from ₱242 |
| Brown Coffee with Salted Cream | from ₱231 |
| Vina-Cano (Vietnamese Americano) | from ₱187 |
| Vina-Latte (Vietnamese Latte) | from ₱220 |
| Vinna-Cappu (Vietnamese Cappuccino, hot) | from ₱209 |
| Pho Coffee with Salted Cream (8oz, signature) | from ₱260 |
Cong’s Signature Drinks
| Drink | Price |
|---|---|
| Coconut Coffee | ₱275 |
| Coconut Mung Bean | ₱275 |
| Chocolate Cocoa | ₱275 |
| Coconut Green Rice | ₱290 |
| Coconut Pho Coffee | ₱285 |
High Mountain Tea
| Drink | Price |
|---|---|
| Jasmine Mountain Tea | from ₱200 |
| Coffee Mountain Tea | from ₱200 |
| Honey Kumquat Mountain Tea | from ₱220 |
| Roasted Ginger Tea with Cream | from ₱253 |
| Passion Fruit Kumquat Mountain Tea | from ₱242 |
| High Mountain Jasmine Milk Tea | from ₱242 |
| High Mountain Cinnamon Milk Tea | from ₱242 |
Fruit Juice & Vietnam Local Beverages
| Drink | Price |
|---|---|
| Passion Fruit Juice (12oz) | ₱275 |
| Passion Fruit Freeze (16oz) | ₱286 |
| Vietnamese Cocoa with Cinnamon | ₱264 |
| Danang Salted Lime with Soda | ₱286 |
| Hanoi Dracontomelon with Soda | ₱286 |
| Saigon Salted Kumquat | ₱286 |
Sandwiches (Banh Mi)
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Pork Banh Mi | ₱308 |
| Beef Satay Banh Mi | ₱308 |
| Lemongrass Chicken Banh Mi | ₱308 |
Cakes and Pastries
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Classic Butter Croissant | ₱165 |
| Pain Au Chocolat | ₱154 |
| Dark Chocolate Ganache | ₱209 |
| Classic Ube Cake | ₱209 |
| Red Velvet | ₱209 |
Note: Chicken and Beef Pho are also available at select branches (Maginhawa, Mall of Asia, and SM Marilao), though pricing for the pho bowls wasn’t listed on delivery platforms at the time of writing check directly with the branch. Prices can vary slightly between branches and delivery apps versus in-store, so it’s worth confirming before ordering, especially for promo periods.
About Cong Caphe Philippines
Cong Caphe was founded in 2007 by Linh Dung, a former performance artist whose concept drew on her childhood memories of Vietnam’s 1976–1986 subsidy period, when the government controlled distribution of essentials like rice and oil. That nostalgia shows up directly in the café’s design vintage propaganda-style banners, ration-era decor, and a deliberately retro, unpolished aesthetic that’s become the brand’s visual signature across all its international locations.
In the Philippines, Cong Caphe opened its flagship branch at Gateway Mall 2 in Cubao in March 2025, after months of anticipation following a November 2024 teaser post. The brand has since expanded to a handful of additional branches in Metro Manila and nearby provinces, bringing its coconut-based coffee drinks and Vietnamese comfort food to a local audience that’s had limited access to authentic Vietnamese coffee shops before.
Popular Items To Try
- Coconut Coffee – the brand’s original signature drink, inspired by a Hanoi ice cream treat; it’s the most consistently recommended item across social media posts about the chain.
- Pho Coffee with Salted Cream – a distinctive presentation style (served in a small pho-style bowl) that customers often photograph and mention as a novelty worth trying at least once.
- Brown Coffee with Salted Cream – a popular pick for those who want something sweeter than the classic condensed-milk coffee.
- Pork Banh Mi – one of only three sandwiches on the menu, useful if you want a light food pairing with your coffee.
- Chicken and Beef Pho – available at select branches only (Maginhawa, MOA, SM Marilao); worth checking availability at your nearest branch before planning a food-focused visit.
Deals, Promos, and Discounts
Cong Caphe occasionally runs seasonal promotions tied to holidays (its official Facebook page has posted around occasions like Valentine’s Day), but there’s no fixed, ongoing discount structure confirmed for walk-in or delivery orders. Delivery platforms like foodpanda periodically list app-exclusive deals and first-order discounts, so it’s worth checking the app or the brand’s official Facebook and Instagram (@congcaphe_ph) for what’s currently running.
Price and Value for Money
At roughly ₱190–₱290 per drink, Cong Caphe sits closer to premium specialty coffee shop pricing than to mainstream Philippine café chains, and multiple customer reviews on delivery platforms have flagged the drinks as pricey relative to serving size. That said, the appeal here is largely about the specific Vietnamese coffee format — condensed milk-based brews, the coconut coffee, and the pho-style presentation — which isn’t widely available elsewhere in Manila, so the premium reflects novelty and imported concept as much as ingredient cost.
What Regulars Order
Feedback on delivery apps is genuinely mixed, which is worth being upfront about: several reviewers single out the Coconut Coffee and Pho Coffee as tasting close to what they had in Vietnam, while others have flagged inconsistent milk-to-coffee ratios or felt the portions didn’t match the price point. A recurring complaint across multiple branch listings involves delivery packaging spilled drinks arriving with noticeably reduced contents which suggests dine-in may be the more reliable way to experience the drinks as intended, at least for now while the local operation is still relatively new.
For first-time visitors, ordering the Coconut Coffee alongside a Banh Mi seems to be the most commonly recommended combination based on social posts, giving you a reasonably representative taste of both the drink and food sides of the menu without over-committing on a first visit.
Dining Experience and Service
Cong Caphe branches operate as sit-down cafés with an emphasis on their retro Vietnamese interior design, alongside delivery availability through foodpanda and other platforms. The format leans toward café-style dine-in and takeout rather than quick-service counter ordering, in keeping with the brand’s original Hanoi cafés.
Branches, Contact, and Opening Hours
| Branch | Location |
|---|---|
| Gateway Mall 2 (flagship) | Level 2, Gateway Mall 2, General Araneta, Cubao, Quezon City |
| Maginhawa | 92 Maginhawa Street, Teacher’s Village, Quezon City |
| SM Mall of Asia | 3rd Floor, Sky Garden, SM MOA, Pasay City |
| SM Marilao | Level 2, SM Marilao, Bulacan |
The Maginhawa branch’s listed hours are 8:00 AM–10:00 PM Monday to Saturday, and 8:00 AM–9:00 PM on Sunday. Opening hours may vary by branch, so it is better to check the official branch page before visiting.
Services and Facilities
- Dine-in seating with signature retro Vietnamese café interior
- Takeout counter service
- Delivery via foodpanda (available at multiple branches)
- Mall locations (parking and mall amenities apply)
