Tra Viet Coffee & Tea - Las Vegas

I'm Vietnamese so I definitely have some credibility reviewing a Vietnamese coffee store lol. This place was so good we went there every day we were in Vegas (3 days total). The coffee is authentic and tasted amazing. It's very strong too. I made the mistake of drinking it later in the day. I didn't sleep til 4am! I'll be going here every time I'm at the Venetian/Palazzo area.

Needed a break from all the walking and stumbled upon anTra Viet Coffee & cold milk tea drinks with small boba. I'm a matcha fan and it's ceremonial grade and they have non dairy nut milk. I decided on Matcha Strawberry with Boba. Refreshing!!!Located second floor of Venetian by canal shops.

inside the venetian. ordered at kiosk. like the can container for drinks.matcha latte - good, a bit too sweet and not enough matcha flavor coconut crème iced coffee - super flavorful and can taste coffee

We came here twice in two days because we couldn't get enough. The menu isn't too big, but everything sounded amazing. We tried the Ube coffee, the matcha, the viet coffee - all winners. There's a reason the line is always long. This place is worth the wait. Order on the iPad and wait outside for your drinks to be called. I'd recommend coming here, even if you have to walk out of your way to find it! Be prepared to wait about 10-20 minutes!!

Brief Summary:- Located in Venetian- Refreshing tea- Comes in a unique and cute canA tea and matcha latte shop found tucked away in Venetian, and it was pretty good. I was a fan of their acai bowls; very refreshing and cleansing the palette. We ordered the matcha latte, and this comes in a can. Very cute and memorable -- also makes it safe to carry it around unsealed. The matcha latte is lightly sweet, and I thought it was milky but my relative thought it was just right for a matcha latte.

Interesting business model! You order and pay at a kiosk, then pick up your food when it's ready. There were plenty of delicious options, and I loved the unique way they can the drinks--it's a really cool concept. Personally, I found both drinks to be overly sweet and could barely finish them, but I still appreciate the creativity. Giving four stars because, while the flavors weren't for me, the idea and execution are impressive!

This coffee shop located in The Venetian Hotel has Vietnamese/Asian style drinks that are really good! Their coffee is strong and aromatic. You can tell they use high quality coffee beans to brew their drinks. They also have fruit teas and milk teas to choose from. Their salted cream was perfectly sweet with a little saltiness to bring out the flavor. This is a great place to get your caffeine fix in Las Vegas. The drinks came out really fast and they have two self ordering kiosks. There is no in door area to sit and study, but there is a food court in the Venetian you can sit at to enjoy.

This small shop has been our go to place on the strip for Vietnamese coffee for a while now. Located in the back of the canal shops. The shop's self ordering system is simple and very easy to use and service is usually pretty quick. The coffee has been spot on until today. My wife got her usual ube crème and it was ridiculously sweet. We asked the guy if he could add a little more coffee to it and even offered to pay. He said they couldn't add more coffee to it and that our best option would be to just buy another drink. Though I do recommend this shop for their regular Vietnamese coffee, I cannot recommend any of the of the crème coffees just because once it's made you're stuck with it.

Coffee is still great, always looking forward to this place when I come to Vegas. morning time is not busy and they open early!

If you are craving some Vietnamese coffee, and/or need a little boost of caffeine while doing some retail therapy at the Grand Canal Shoppes, Tra is a good place to stop. Ordering is done at the kiosks, and the staff make/seal your coffee. There is minimal interaction, at least from what I saw at my visit. Cups are cute, and different from what I've seen at other boba/coffee shops. Volume was deceptively light, or maybe because I drank quickly, but it felt/looked like my cup of Hanoi coffee was mostly ice. Kind of pricy for some coffee, but when in Vegas? :)