VietNamNet Bridge – People who travel on Xuan Thuy Street in Thao Dien Ward in HCMC’s District 2 these days might notice a foreigner running a mobile coffee tricycle along the road. That’s Demailly Vincent, a French man who has lived in Vietnam for five years.

The coffee-selling business has been running well thanks to the curiosity of people and the hospitality of the foreign owner.

Thanks to the passers-by’s curiosity and the hospitality of Vincent, his business has attracted many customers. The coffee selling project has been carried out by Vincent and his two other friends for about eight months. The coffee tricycle is well-organized with necessary items. Vincent runs his service from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., catering to his customers who are both locals and expatriates. Normally, there are three people to work at the same time to serve take-away orders for a huge number of customers in the morning.

As a free-lance graphic designer from France, Demailly Vincent decides to start up his coffee selling business from his love for this unique drink. His coffee tricycle on Xuan Thuy Street in HCMC’s District 2.       Demailly Vincent grinds coffee beans himself to serve his customers instead of using coffee powder from other brands.         Apart from coffee, he also serves lemon-grass tea, orange juice and passion-fruit juice – Photos: Thanh Hoa

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