BonPas Bakery & Coffee — Restaurant in Đà Nẵng

BONPAS Bakery

Friendly and professional staff. Nice atmosphere. They have a good variety of delicious cakes, drinks, pastries and other food items. And the prices are very reasonable.

What more can you ask for 🤗

Service: Friendly and Professional Rating: 5/5

Atmosphere: Nice vibe Background music playing Rating: 5/5

Hot Salted Coffee: Wow, this was absolutely delicious! Price: Rating: 5/5

Black Coffee Wow, great quality coffee. This was absolutely delicious! Price: 25K Rating: 5/5

Peanut Butter Hot Chocolate Wow, this was absolutely delicious! Price: 39K Rating: 5/5

Salted Egg Milk Pastry: Wow, this was absolutely delicious! Price: 21K Rating: 5/5

Steamed Beef Ban Bao: Delicious Price: 21K Rating: 5/5

Pumpkin Danish: Unfortunately, I couldn’t taste any pumpkin Price: 21K Rating: 3/5

Egg Tart: This wasn’t for me, strange after taste Price: 19K Rating: 3/5

If you’re in the area, I recommend you visit BONPAS...

Summary: this is good for company, ok as workspace. Lots of pasties, cakes. Few guests in day time. Bánh mìs better than from the street, but same prices. Take away. Prices cheap in general. Water/tea self-service.

They have sales in the morning, late afternoon, and evening (buy 1 get 1 at 1600-1800). This is the first of four Bon Pas in the city - the main bakery that supply the others. Lots of declicious photo opportunities.

Interior = large and bright space, mostly tables for two (round and square), varied seats, some power outages, separated seating/pastry areas, good lighting.

Location = relatively central, west of river, not far from Han bridge.

Air / sound = quiet in day time, loud in morning and late in the day (because of sales).

Staff = active, professional, helpful.

As workspace = good in day time, lots of seats, bright.

The 5 stars are for the calmness of the place, workspace potential, food (bánh mì/burger options),...

We were introduced to this bakery by the concierge of the hotel we were staying in when asking to try the local Banh Mi. They mentioned this place was very popular with the local younger generation, which was true!

When we got there we managed to slip into the final available table. Food was good and so were the drinks. We didn’t find it expensive at all.

Unfortunately, they ran out of Banh mi (it was around 8+PM at the time) and we were forced to try other their assortment of bread and cakes which were all good. So, if you’re a tourist like we are and are looking to try out their famous local bread dish,...