MICASA Cafe — Restaurant in Vientiane Capital

The atmosphere of the café reminds me of a 60's themed environment. However, there was aircon in those years unlike here. Be prepared to feel hot, especially when the afternoon sun has been hitting on the windows. Nonetheless, the space is cozy either for a chat or for working.

The coffee and croissant were alright, the coffee had a little burnt after taste so I'm guessing the beans are quite darkly roasted and the milk consistency of the latte wasn't as expected. The croissant was a bit dry. All of this was 35k, so still worth your penny.

The waitress in the beginning was ok, but ignored me for the payment and another one came, but she was a bit abrupt. So not the best experience.

I think this space has the capacity to really take it to the next level, but as reviewed there are a few things that miss the mark. 3 stars might be a bit harsh, I would be giving it 3.5 if I could as I think there is room for a few substantial...

For Vientiane the fit and finish of this place is excellent. Even walking in, I noticed the front steps had a pebble finish I’d never seen here. The interior continues with quality of build out. The decor and layout is cozy and the staff quick and receptive. We went there for pancakes but they were all out. It was 9:30 on a Sunday morning, and we were the only customers. So I’m not sure if we had just beat the rush or they were just out of batter that day. The waffle we tried was small but tasty, and the coffee was good. It’s too bad they only have two seat that face the Mekong they have a...

Loved the vibe of this place 😍 Tasteful decor, tables with electrical plugs, comfy chairs, squeaky clean toilet, quiet, and great Lao style coffee! Staff don't really speak English but their menu is extensive and colorful. Prices are slightly cheaper than other cafes in Nam Phu too. I wish I'd stayed closer to...