Le Phin

I liked the pandan latte!! Didn’t knock my socks off but it was good. Honestly, could go heavier on the pandan. Laptop friendly which is nice! It’s a small space so everyone waiting for drinks is kinda packed in there. Seems to attract a tech-y crowd? I heard a lot of “Palantir VC Claude code” around me lol.

The space was cosy and perfect for a coffee and a good book. The pandan latte had a subtle, authentic pandan flavour and the honeycomb cake was interesting. While it tasted authentic to a Vietnamese person, it might not suit everyone’s taste. The highlight of the shop was the friendly and sweet hospitality from the owner and staff.

Adorable little spot for coffee and matcha 🍵 I had the egg cream iced coffee (available only on weekends) and it was outstanding! Just the right amount of sweetness and rich flavor. The matcha was only very rich and authentic tasting in flavor without too much sweetness or syrup. They also have a few types of cakes and pastries. Highly recommend!

I really love this cafe! It's an amazing place with this incredibly cozy ambiance. Everyone here is welcoming, friendly and kind. I had their pandan latte and it's by far the best drink i've had in a long time. I also had these steamed layer cake slices that were absolutely delicious. I highly recommend that you stop by and try this place. I will be back!

I’ve been to countless coffee shops in New York, but Lê Phin Organic Café is on another level! Every drink here tastes phenomenal and alive — you can feel how much love and care goes into each cup. We ended up ordering half the menu!!! Thank God I didnt trust some reviews here for saying the pandan flavor isn’t strong. The pandan latte is from HEAVEN — this is coffee with a gentle hint of pandan, not a sugary dessert. It’s subtle, creamy, and so well-crafted. People expecting a sweet pandan soup are missing the point — this drink shows real skill and restraint. You can taste that they use all organic ingredients, sourced thoughtfully (they even use Trader Joe’s products for quality). Everything feels fresh, natural, and made with intention. Yes, prices are a bit higher, but it’s WORTH it — this is a café that truly cares about flavor, health, and community. It’s a local gem that honors Vietnamese coffee culture while staying creative and modern. The space is warm, minimal, and calming — the kind of place you end up staying longer than planned. If you’re looking for creative drinks and best Vietnamese coffee in NYC, skip the chains and come to Lê Phin. It’s easily one of the most thoughtful and delicious coffee shops in the city.