Vietnamese Coffee Filter Set. Also Known as a Vietnamese Coffee Maker or Press 8oz Gravity Insert (Medium, 1-Pack)

Exactly what I was looking for after seeing it in a restaurant in Norwich. It looks and is very simple but with the right coffee which is available on Amazon works perfectly. Great price as well.

This little filter was delivered quickly, with good communication from seller. I bought one for myself from James some months ago, and enjoy using it every day. This second purchase was a gift for a friend - to share the phin filter love! It comes with very clear instructions and makes a perfect cup of filter coffee in minutes. This little filter is so easy to clean too - hand-wash or dishwasher. Thanks again to the company for a very pleasant buying experience and a courteous, follow-up email. Highly recommend this product and company.

Bought on a whim after watching a YouTube video. Cheap and cheerful but makes actually quite decent coffee, but6be prepared to experiment a bit with dose and grind to suit your taste. This one (smallest) was decently finished with no sharp metal edges. Watch the dimensions though - this one is small.

Fantastic ,great tasting coffee

I was originally looking for a single cup cafetiere when I spotted this and decided to give it a go. I am so pleased that I did. It makes delicious coffee, is really easy to use and clean, is environmentally friendly (no paper filters needed) and is portable. What's not to love? I bought a medium size and use 3 slightly heaped teaspoons of coffee to make a small standard sized cup which is exactly what I wanted. If you want a mug of coffee, you'll need a bigger size. I shall be ordering more - one for myself to take to work and some as quirky Christmas presents for friends who are hard to find something quirky for :)

This is an excellent little contraption. Good quality and exactly the same as the ones I saw being used in Vietnam. Makes very good - and strong - coffee. It is effectively three filters. One inside the container, one on the bottom of the container and one in the little plate that holds the container on the cup. All stainless steel and no throw-away paper or plastic required. If you don't like strong coffee you can remove the inner filter I guess. This and my "Joy Revolve" stove top Moka pot are my go tos for making excellent coffee. Highly recommend this, especially for the price!

I wanted a way of making a decent cup of coffee whilst camping, and this both fulfils that need, and also keeps with the whole mantra of being part of nature. My first attempt was a bit of a disaster, but entirely my own fault. I used 2 desert spoons of finely ground coffee, tamped it down and followed the instructions. After waiting nearly 5 minutes, I was presented with a drink that was so strong it could've competed in the olympics. Drinking it made me feel like toddler that had been given a red bull. I needed to try again (after waiting for the effects to wear off). The instructions state that traditional Vietnamese coffee is made with condensed milk. So I fought my way through the growling toilet roll grabbing hordes in Tesco, and bought a can. This time, I also took the coffee dosage down to about 2 teaspoons, and used a coarser grind. Much better this time around, although the addition of the condensed milk made it sweeter than a bag of puppies dipped in honey. I can see how some may like the taste, but this one isn't for me. I've now arrived at a happy medium (like a well-paid clairvoyant). Sticking to the 2 teaspoons of coarse grind, along with normal milk, it makes the perfect cup for me. It's not bitter like French press can be, and tastes very well-rounded. This thing takes an age to make a coffee, but in a good way. It forces you to slow down. To enjoy the act of making the drink. It's very cathartic. Highly recommended if you like your coffee, but also like to relax and take in life for a while.

Edit: Shortly after leaving this review, the sellers contacted me to offer a full refund, which is great customer service :) I ordered the Large size as other reviewers noted the medium was a bit small and going off the helpful photo the supplier shows comparing different sized cups, I figured it would be the best size for me. As a comparison from myself, in the attached photo is an old model I bought IN Vietnam on travels some years ago. That one fills what I would call a "medium" cup (with saucer, on left). The Large one supplied via Amazon this month fills a fairly standards sized mug (the one on the right being from a print on demand shop). The quality of the metal on the new model reviewed here is great. No complaints there for the money! My original one comes with a screw down filter, and the external plate on the bottom is welded to the filter body. Unfortunately the screw filter has, after about 10 years of regular use, stopped working well. So the new one with its press down "gravity" press seemed like a better idea. The only problem with this is that the diameter of the gravity press is a good few mm less than that of the body, so it rattles around. I appreciate I'm being picky here, but... When you fill it with water, the press doesn't have enough friction on anything to hold it in place, and the pressure of the water counteracts the pressure from gravity... so the press mostly just floats, which allows the coffee grind to settle on top of it and the water flows through the body far too quickly to get a good strong coffee. I tried it a number of times, pressing down harder on the coffee to compact it more, and the result is the same - too fast a flow, weak coffee and a mess of grinds on top of the press, making it much more messy to clean. Also, the plate at the bottom is NOT attached to the body, so when you lift that up there's invariably some additional dripping which makes a bit more mess. Muscle memory is hard to overcome... My old model actually held the coffee in place, compacted it nicely so that after making the nice strong cuppa, one firm tap on the kitchen compost bin = 95% clean. I was going to send this new one back but it's too much hassle for the price. Will definitely be looking for another screw down model instead as it's far easier to control the strength (and mess). If anyone is curious what the black bits on the side are - they're just there to lift the potentially scalding hot body off the cup safely, which is a nice touch.

Good quality.

Als Liebhaber typisch vietnamesischen Kaffees finde ich dieses Set: „Thang Long 2er Pack Vietnamesischer Kaffee Filter Brewer. Ideal für Reisen und Camping, 325lml groß, Gravity Insert. Verkauf durch: Fitzgerald's Shop“ hervorragend. Natürlich werden Metallelemente heiß, das ist bei jedem üblichen original vietnamesischem Kaffeesiebsystem so. Mir gefiel die Größe sehr. Und man sollte gelegentlich die Sieböffnungen mit einer Bürste reinigen, oder gelegentlich kochendes Wasser direkt hindurch fließen lassen, um ein Verschließen der Poren durch im Kaffee enthaltenes Fett zu verhindern. Ich finde es ein sehr gutes und empfehlenswertes Produkt.

Es la primera cafetera de estas características que compro. Es curiosa. Hace un café de goteo perfecto, dependiendo de la calidad del café claro. Perfecta para viaje, por su tamaño.

Wer noch nie vietnamesischen Kaffee probiert hat, sollte das unbedingt tun. Zusammen mit dem original Kaffeepulver ein Traum! Die Größe 325 ml ergibt einen großen Becher voll, die Qualität ist auch nach mehreren Monaten in täglichem Gebrauch top. Sehr empfehlenswert.

Für mich die kleinste Kaffeemaschine der Welt, die in jeden Rucksack passt. Mit gutem Filterkaffee, auch vietnamesischen Kaffee, eine entspannende Kaffeezeremonie.