Lofita Tea & Coffee in Hanoi, Vietnam

Lofita Tea & Coffee – Trần Quốc Hoàn is a branch of the Hanoi café chain at 225 Trần Quốc Hoàn in Dịch Vọng Hậu, Cầu Giấy. It is a good fit for travelers who want a polished café break with city views, students looking for somewhere to work or meet, and small groups who prefer a bright, modern setting rather than a traditional street-side coffee shop. Lofita’s own website continued to list this branch as active in January 2026, while current Foody and Vietnam Airlines guides also identify the same address. The main practical caveat is that published opening hours differ slightly between sources, so very early or late visits are worth confirming.

The branch’s location is part of its appeal. Lofita’s 2026 material places it at 225 Trần Quốc Hoàn in Cầu Giấy, near the Hồ Tùng Mậu and Phạm Hùng area and close to major university zones. The company describes the branch as having broad windows, strong natural light and a decorated balcony, while Vietnam Airlines highlights a rooftop setting and wide city views. This is therefore not the kind of café where the attraction is only the drink itself; the upper-level outlook, contemporary styling and photo-friendly corners are part of the experience. Visitors who prefer a quick takeaway may not get much from that design, while those staying for conversation or work are more likely to appreciate it.

Lofita’s current operator site presents the chain as a tea-and-coffee concept with several distinct drink lines rather than a single specialty-coffee focus. The website menu navigation includes coffee, detox juice, Lofita drip coffee, yogurt and cacao, cashew-milk drinks, tea and macchiato. A 2026 Lofita article also promotes machine-brewed coffee made from Vietnamese beans, cashew-milk drinks and an English-style afternoon tea set. Vietnam Airlines independently describes the Trần Quốc Hoàn branch as serving milk tea, detox juices, fruit smoothies and carefully roasted coffee. The practical result is a menu broad enough for mixed groups, especially when one person wants coffee and another prefers fruit or tea-based drinks.

The café is also positioned for more than a short social stop. Vietnam Airlines describes this branch as suitable for study groups, work and weekend meetups, and current Foody metadata classifies it for families, groups and office workers. Foody additionally lists Wi-Fi, air conditioning, outdoor seating and a private room. These directory amenities are useful indicators rather than guarantees that every seating zone is always available. If you need a quiet table, a private area or space for a meeting, contacting the café beforehand is safer than assuming the desired section will be free during a busy evening.

Current opening information is consistent enough for ordinary daytime planning but not identical. Foody currently shows 07:30–22:00 for the exact Trần Quốc Hoàn branch. Vietnam Airlines gives 08:00–22:30, while some broader café guides use still different closing times. Because Foody is branch-specific and recently crawled, 07:30–22:00 is the clearest single schedule to publish, with the discrepancy noted. The difference matters mainly if you plan breakfast immediately after 07:30 or intend to remain after 22:00. For a normal afternoon or early-evening visit, the sources overlap comfortably.

Price guidance is similarly approximate. Foody displays a current range of 35,000–100,000 VND, while Vietnam Airlines gives 50,000–100,000 VND as a reference range. These figures may reflect different items or update cycles, so they should not be treated as a fixed menu tariff. They do show that Lofita operates in a mainstream modern-café price band rather than as a bargain sidewalk coffee stall. Exact seasonal drinks, afternoon-tea sets, cakes and promotions can change, so the current menu at the counter or on the brand’s channels is the best reference if budget or a particular drink matters.

The branch is also set up for practical everyday use. Foody currently lists takeaway, delivery, card payment, car parking, free motorbike parking and reservations as available or relevant features, and ShopeeFood continues to index the 225 Trần Quốc Hoàn branch for delivery. Foody also displays a capacity of about 80 adults. Those points make Lofita more workable for group meetups than a tiny specialty café, although capacity does not mean a table will be available at peak times. Reserving ahead makes sense for a larger group or if you specifically want an outdoor or view-oriented table.

For accessibility, Foody currently flags the branch as offering support for people with disabilities, but it does not explain the exact facilities. There is no sufficiently detailed source confirming step-free access from the street, lift dimensions, accessible toilets or barrier-free access to every rooftop or balcony area. Visitors with specific mobility requirements should therefore contact the café directly. That approach preserves the useful accessibility signal without overstating what the directory label proves.

Getting there is straightforward by taxi or ride-hailing service because 225 Trần Quốc Hoàn is a clear urban address. The branch sits in a busy Cầu Giấy district rather than the historic center, so travelers staying around Hoàn Kiếm should expect a cross-city ride. For people already in the university, Mỹ Đình or western Hanoi areas, it can be a convenient café stop. No entrance-level coordinates were independently confirmed in this research cycle, so the address is more dependable than recycling the old WordPress map pin.

A typical visit can easily run from about one to two hours for coffee, photographs, conversation or laptop work, with longer stays natural for study groups. That is an editorial planning estimate rather than a venue rule. Lofita does not charge an admission fee; the cost comes from what you order. Visitors interested mainly in a rooftop photo or city view may be satisfied with a shorter stop, while anyone using the café for work will want to allow more time and choose a quieter period.

Lofita Tea & Coffee – Trần Quốc Hoàn is therefore a well-documented, active Hanoi café branch with stronger current evidence than many small independent venues. Its main strengths are the bright multi-level setting, rooftop or balcony views, broad drinks menu and practical group-friendly amenities. The tradeoffs are small but worth noting: opening hours differ slightly between current sources, price ranges are indicative rather than exact, and accessibility details are not sufficiently specific. For most visitors, arriving during the middle of the day, using the verified 225 Trần Quốc Hoàn address and checking the latest menu or late-evening hours will make the visit straightforward.