New life from peaceful coffee corners

There, each corner of the table is a separate world , some people are studying hard, some are focusing on work, some are simply looking for some quiet to contemplate life.

For a long time, coffee culture has become a characteristic of Dak Lak people. People drink coffee to start a new day, go to coffee shops to meet, chat, relax, and discuss work. Over time, coffee shops have constantly changed from traditional to modern style, meeting the diverse needs of connoisseurs. In particular, the appearance of study and work coffee shops has become a familiar meeting place for many young people.

"Yen" coffee shop space in Buon Ma Thuot ward.

Nestled on Ha Huy Tap Street (Buon Ma Thuot Ward), for nearly 4 years, the “Yen” coffee shop has been like a quiet corner in the middle of a bustling city. Inside the shop, bookshelves are full, green trees are fresh, and light flows through the windows, creating an airy, quiet space. The space of the shop has both large tables for study groups and small private corners. Here, people can concentrate on thinking or simply watch people and listen to the sounds of the streets.

Not far away, the “Oliu” shop (Dinh Le street, Buon Ma Thuot ward) has also become a familiar meeting place for those looking for a space to study and work. With the desire to bring a comfortable, quiet environment but still full of energy and creative inspiration, “Oliu” seems to not only sell drinks, but also sell space to customers. The shop is designed with many flexible options, suitable for each person's needs.

In areas with many universities and colleges, students from all over flock to, leading to the need for comfortable study and work spaces. In Ea Kao ward, many coffee shops have opened separate areas for students, attracting a stable number of customers. At coffee shops such as: "Den", "Duong", "Bamos" ..., every day it is easy to see students studying, working in groups or consulting documents. "Duong" coffee shop (Nguyen An Ninh street, Ea Kao ward) has a fairly spacious space, divided into many separate areas. In front is the area for customers who want to study and work, the space is neatly designed, warm wood tones, moderate light, tables and chairs suitable for sitting for a long time. The back area has an open design for customers to freely talk.

As a regular customer of “Duong” cafe, student Tran Van Lam (Tay Nguyen University) said: “Normally at home, in the rented room, it is sometimes difficult to concentrate, but at the cafe it is quiet, seeing everyone studying and working, I naturally feel more motivated. Therefore, I often choose to study at the cafe, especially when exam season comes”.

The appearance of study and work cafes, though not noisy or sophisticated, has become a familiar meeting place for many young people. ( In the photo : Young people studying and working at "Duong" cafe, Ea Kao ward).

Not only students, many freelancers and young office workers also seek out coffee shops with convenient spaces to work. Working in a job related to writing and content creation, Ms. Nguyen Thi Hanh (Ea Kao ward) always prioritizes quiet coffee shops. She confided: “Working in a coffee shop space dedicated to work brings a sense of freedom. The atmosphere in the shop is both peaceful and full of energy, helping me to be more creative and work more effectively.”

Study and work cafes are opening up a new rhythm of life, where young people can study, create and enjoy. Each person lives in their own world with an assignment, a project or an idea budding amidst the warm aroma of coffee.

Miraculous

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/xa-hoi/202511/nhip-song-moi-tu-nhung-goc-ca-phe-yen-binh-85917a2/