Coffee, Tea, or Bee?

I love Vietnamese coffee, and if you know anything about the best Vietnamese coffee, 168 is the place that true coffee experts go for the most robust, most fulfilling cups.

While the days can be slow, afternoons at 168 can be the best time to read a book, work on some spreadsheets, or make a few friends. The ladies at 168 are experts at directing you to finding the right drinks for you, whether it's a Vietnamese coffee, a Western coffee, a milk tea, a juice, a shake, or a classic Red Bull. For coffee, it usually comes out to $8 a cup, but for juice or milkshakes, it can go up to $15.

Bang for buck, a coffee is your best bet... But make sure you stay for the second, third, and fourth rounds. Waitresses at 168 are very hospitable and are always making sure the gentlemen stay hydrated by refilling their teas, for a few bucks of course. While some of the ladies are skinny like a jimmy, others are thicker than a snicker. Most of the ladies will spend some extra time with you in their private room next to the restrooms, but not all of them offer such services. Depending on the girl it could be $20-40 per dance or more... I'm still trying to figure out who likes to boogie and which ones are too shy to dance. There's nothing too crazy that happens at 168, but I guess some ladies would rather focus on making the drinks instead of making return customers.