Hoa Lan Souvenir and Coffee Shop

“Hoa Lan Souvenir & Coffee Shop” is within walking distance from the Da Nang Cathedral. It is a precious shop that handles souvenir miscellaneous goods aimed at Japanese people. Please drop by during your city sightseeing around the Da Nang Cathedral.

How to get there: 5-minute walk from Da Nang Cathedral! Downtown Tran Phu Street | Hoa Lan Souvenir and Coffee Shop

Hoa Lan Souvenir & Coffee Shop is a souvenir miscellaneous goods store located a 5-minute walk from the Da Nang Cathedral.

The classic city sightseeing route in Da Nang—Han Market -> Da Nang Cathedral -> Museum of Cham Sculpture—is all located along Tran Phu St., and Hoa Lan Souvenir & Coffee Shop is situated about 5 minutes away on the path from the Da Nang Cathedral to the Museum of Cham Sculpture.

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Sister store Moc Lan Souvenir Shop is also very close by!

There is a souvenir miscellaneous goods store called Moc Lan Souvenir Shop located closer to the Da Nang Cathedral than the Hoa Lan Souvenir & Coffee Shop introduced here, which is a sister store owned by the same owner. The product lineup and store concept are slightly different, but the YUGOC product lineup and prices are the same, so you can buy at either store!

Let’s buy souvenir miscellaneous goods at Hoa Lan Souvenir & Coffee Shop in Da Nang!

Hoa Lan Souvenir & Coffee Shop in Da Nang is a famous store that boasts a long-established presence in the shopping street where the Da Nang Cathedral is located. Along with its affiliated Moc Lan Souvenir Shop, it has been featured in guidebooks around the world, and now not only Japanese but tourists from all over the world visit here.

The miscellaneous goods handled are also very abundant, and all kinds of Vietnamese miscellaneous goods are available, from clothing and furnishings to palm-sized small items.

For Japanese tourists, embroidery and knitted miscellaneous goods seem to be rather popular. For bags, woven baskets and plastic bags are persistently chosen and loved regardless of age. In addition, coffee coasters, pot mats, and hand-knitted stuffed toys are also becoming classic souvenirs in recent years.

Not only do they convey a sense of Vietnam, but practical miscellaneous goods that can be used every day are well-received, so please try picking up various items.

If you want to buy YUGOC in Da Nang, this is the place! Hoa Lan Souvenir & Coffee Shop

For YUGOC, which has its main store in Ho Chi Minh, Hoa Lan Souvenir & Coffee Shop is a valuable handling store in Da Nang.
The products handled are as follows:

– Vina Crepe (Traditional cookies)
– Assorted 3 types of Cashew nuts (Coffee, Wasabi, Tom Yum Goong)
– Banh Trang (Deep-fried rice paper street food snack)

Vina Crepe | Traditional Vietnamese baked crepe

Vina Crepe is a traditional Vietnamese baked sweet with a cookie-like texture. Because the original flavor is vanilla peanut, it is thought to have been born during the French colonial period, but the details are unknown. At YUGOC, two types, vanilla and chocolate flavors, are packaged together.

It is a cookie-like sweet made by layering thinly baked crepe dough into many layers. It is characterized by a delicate texture that gently crumbles when put in the mouth, and its deliciousness perfectly matches the Japanese palate.

The vanilla flavor is beautifully decorated with coriander leaves like pressed flowers, giving a sense of Vietnamese essence. It has a visual impact, but it doesn’t have the unique smell or taste of coriander at all, so even those who dislike it can enjoy it with peace of mind.

Assorted 3 types of Cashew nuts | Enjoy 3 Asian countries: Coffee, Wasabi, and Tom Yum Goong

The assorted 3 types of cashew nuts is an original product launched by YUGOC in 2025, and it is a confident work that quickly became a best-seller.

Three flavors representing Asia—Vietnamese coffee, Thai tom yum goong, and Japanese wasabi—are packed in one box. It is popular among Westerners familiar with Asian culture, but it also perfectly suits the Japanese palate. Not only can you enjoy the unique flavor combinations, but the package design is also sophisticated, making it recommended as a gift.

Banh Trang | Souvenir the favorite street food snack of high school girls in Ao Dai

Banh Trang refers to rice paper, one of Vietnam’s soul foods. YUGOC’s “Banh Trang Roll” is an old-fashioned street snack made by cutting rice paper wrapped with spices into bite-sized pieces and deep-frying them crisp.

It is loved across generations, but it boasts immense popularity especially among Vietnamese high school girls. After school, students in Ao Dai gather at food stalls in front of the school gates and happily stuff their cheeks with Banh Trang—such a scene unfolds as an everyday occurrence.