Comma Coffee Reading Room

Kape sa Comma Coffee Reading Room in Phonsinuan Vientiane Laos ???????? Place: If you are looking a place for coffee and workspace then must visit this coffee shop. Bookworms must enjoy this place.. try to read : A song of Stone by Iain Banks Location: accessible few meters from main road of Phonsinuan , limited parking space in front of cafe Price : reasonable starts at $2= Lak 40,000 ~ Must visit! #commacoffee #bandongzkitravels #VloggersPhilippines #Laos #fypシ #CommaCoffeeReadingRoom #CafeInLaos #travelLaos

Nice atmosphere and a cozy spot for students or professionals to work on their tasks. Plenty of power outlets by the desks make it convenient for laptop users. The coffee is tasty, but be cautious after enjoying the red velvet tart as it can leave your teeth noticeably red when you smile

I really liked the cozy atmosphere and ample seating at the café. However, the books were a bit disorganized and dusty when I visited, which made it a bit challenging to find something good to read. On the bright side, the tea and dessert I ordered were decent.

Not your usual coffee shop. They’re more coffee roasters than cafe. They take their beans seriously. A lovely place but expect crowds of people studying.

Peaceful and spacious place. We've really enjoyed the pour over with Yunnan beans (catimor anaerobic natural), the catimor from Paksong was nice too. Just be careful that the date of roasting is within a month or it doesn't feel as fresh. The veggie dumplings were very nice. Good surprise to find an Osho book. Good time there

10/10!!! This is THE place to be! I can say with confidence that this is the BEST cafe I've ever been to. It cannot be improved. It's perfect and amazing. I'm blown away. You can easily spend a whole day here. The vibe is great. I was the only foreigner here. Everybody else are locals. Lots of high school and university students doing group projects. But it is very quiet and calm. The music is at perfect volume and super relaxing pleasant ambient lounge music. There are bookshelves everywhere that have very interesting books about SE Asia and Laos in English. There are boardgames! Good one! Catan, Carcassonne, Chess, even Go! Amazing. Bonus: there's LEGO! The building and space is extremely appealing and in Lao traditional style. Beautiful inside and out. The furniture is great. There's seating arrangement for every need. Couches, armchairs, even beds! Omg. It's a dreamscape! I really love the comfort and comfiness here. Also it's all very nicely spaced out. They even have whiteboards. Group work, solo work. Anything you can imagine. They really thought this thru to a T. The assortment of cakes is great. Very yummy and affordable reasonably priced cakes. The beverages are all in the range of 45000 to 55000 kip. They specialise in coffee and actually their coffee is Lao grown! Wow! It doesn't get better than this! You're really supporting a good cause by coming here. There's free parking on the property, but for motorbikes only. Cars can park on the road though. The location is quite tucked away. You wouldn't expect to find such a cafe here. They also have lockers! The only thing I don't like is that there are a few mosquitos. Perhaps this could be addressed in the future. In the meantime, bring mosquito repellant. Nice AC also btw. Staff is also friendly!

I love this cafe, it is ideal for remote working, for study and for enjoying an excellent Lao Coffee. The personnel are kind and ready to help. Inside the café books are everywhere, the majority are in English but it is possible to find Chinese, Japanese, Lao, Thai, Korean and French books, there are board games as well. It is possible to find a rich selection of Lao coffee produced by small farmers in forests between 1200 mts and 1400 mts in several regions in the country. The environment is young and dynamic with young students as main customers, there is some music in the background but the volume isn't loud and helps concentration. It's not in the tourist area of the city but if you need a quiet place where to do some job, or read a book it's one of the best places in the city. Unfortunately I couldn't try the cuisine because the day I visited comma coffee it was not available. This is another reason because I should go back there!