☕ Portable Vietnamese Coffee Maker: Stainless Steel Filter for French Press, Drip, and Inox Phin – Ideal Single-Cup Serving for Travel, Camping & Coffee Lovers Review

A new experience and coffee taste. Used the same Costco coffee beans. I recommend it to those who really like bitter and strongly flavored coffee.

The product came in an already opened package. This is possibly why I miss the little lid inside. It doesn't work without it. I'm willing to change my rating if they send me a small cap.

you should get this one. i don't even like coffee and trung nguyen coffee + this filter changed my life. We highly recommend buying condensed milk in a plastic bottle so you can make this Vietnamese coffee every day or for camping.

It takes some time to learn how to use this coffee drop properly, but it produces an elixir that will give you the power of 1000 French Bulldogs. Boiling water, measuring coffee and waiting for coffee to spill allowed me to legitimately extend my coffee breaks at the office.

Do not recommend this product. When I first used it, the press handles buckled when I tried to grab the set. I've used this type of maker before, so I'm familiar with the power (very little) and was surprised at how brittle it seemed. Overall, the product feels cheap and too light.

I tried Vietnamese iced coffee for the first time a month ago and I was hooked! I did a little research on how to make it at home and bought it IMMEDIATELY and have been making my own Vietnamese Iced Coffee ever since. It's super easy to use and very convenient. Cleaning is not a big problem or hassle. The first two times I used it I got ground coffee, but that can be remedied by adding an extra paper filter if needed. Overall I recommend this coffee - enjoy your coffee!

A new experience and coffee taste. Used the same Costco coffee beans. I recommend it to those who really like bitter and strongly flavored coffee.

This coffee drop takes a little time to learn how to use, but it produces an elixir that gives you the power of 1000 French Bulldogs. Boiling water, measuring coffee and waiting for coffee to spill allowed me to legitimately extend my coffee breaks at the office.

It's easy to clean and if you use milk it gets better but if you use water the taste doesn't change much. Easy to use? The concept is simple but takes forever. The same time with a filter coffee maker makes 5 cups. Makes 1 cup. A French press is a better idea than this. Of course I mean if you want to wait and it's noon, do it. I'll keep it as a coffee novelty, but I probably won't use it.