I really like Joma. The bakery goods are fresh and warmed up. The Latte is always perfect and with a nice touch of art work. It all just works so i spend more of my late mornings there luxuriating in the moments. If you visit...More

I made a few visits when I needed a short break from the healthy and delicious Vietnamese food. Surprisingly, Joma makes a very good reuben. Even more of a surprise, the bagels are edible too! It's a nice place for coffee. It's a bit expensive...More

I went to Joma Bakery several times. Even though the price is quite high but I really like the smiles of staff. The Brownie there was good

We went to the joma coffee for breakfast. The prices are quite high for Vietnam. We only had 2 musli with fruits and 2 coffee (small) and paid over 300k. The fruits were fresh but the musli did not have a good taste. On the...More

The bagel was like a marshmallow, the smoked salmon tasted like it was soaked in formaldehyde, and the egg....well, the egg was so bad words fail me. Roadkill, maybe? It really stank and may put me off eggs forever. To be fair, I didn't try...More

This place has various types of breakfast catering to popular european and western favorites. Fruit shakes are delicious and service is very good as well. Coffee is great too. It’s one of those good places to start the day.

Been to joma cafe in Luang Prabang and now in Hanoi too! Both times were great, the cheese steak sandwich and the frozen cappuccino were amazing.

This place has great food and coffee, very professional and gracious service—casual, but careful and considerate, lots of comfortable seating and consistently excellent music. What more could one ask? Oh, yes! Fair pricing!! Definitely recommended.

I've come across this bakery when I first arrived in Hanoi, after having a pho at Pho 10. Noticing they have one cinnamon roll left, we ordered it, and yum! It was the 2nd best cinnamon rolls that I had in my whole life! (The...More

I can say almond croissant is the most delicious almond croissant I have ever tasted anywhere, even in France. The coffee is excellent too. Pricey for Hanoi norms but worth every dong. Free WiFi and comfortable, quiet ambiance. A place to renew yourself, away from...More