Centre Point’s afternoon tea is less a formal tiered stand and more a relaxed hotel-café buffet. For a few dollars, you can settle in with tea, coffee, juice, fruit, pastries, and small savory bites, then take your time in the cool, quiet pause between Da Nang outings.
I like two things in particular: you can refill your plate and ask for more tea, and the selection can include a useful mix of sweet and savory snacks, from crème brûlée and fruit to mini sandwiches or fried spring rolls. It is an easy way to turn a hot or rainy afternoon into a comfortable break.
The trade-off is that the buffet is not especially large or consistent. Some dishes may run out, and the room can feel crowded or the seating less comfortable at busy times, so I would not make a special trip across town just for an elaborate pastry display.
- At a glance
- A hotel café break, not a grand tea ceremony
- From arrival to the buffet table
- What might be on your plate
- Tea, coffee, and the details of service
- What the price buys you
- Finding Terra Café and planning your visit
- Who will enjoy this afternoon tea?
- Should you book it?
- FAQ
- Where is the afternoon tea buffet?
- What time is the buffet open?
- What food and drinks are included?
- How much does it cost?
- What is the child pricing?
- Can I change or cancel my booking?
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9 / 9- Location: Terra Café, ground floor, Centre Point Danang Hotel & Residence, 02 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai, Hai Chau, Da Nang.
- Hours: Daily from 2 to 5 PM.
- Food: Artisanal pastries, seasonal fruit, savory specialties, and small desserts. Specific dishes can change.
- Drinks: Signature teas, fresh coffee, and chilled juices are included.
- Price: Listed from about US$5.25 to US$5.79. Check the current price when booking.
- Best for: A low-cost, unhurried break, especially if you are already in central Da Nang.
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A hotel café break, not a grand tea ceremony
The setting is an elegant hotel, but the format is casual. You arrive at Terra Café on the ground floor, present your mobile voucher, and are shown where to sit. The food is arranged buffet-style, so you help yourself rather than waiting for a formal sequence of courses or a server to bring a traditional tea stand.
That difference matters when you decide what you want. If you picture a long, polished service with delicate cakes presented one by one, this is not quite that. Think instead of a comfortable lounge, small bites, and a flexible afternoon stop where you can sample a little, return for more, and have a drink without turning the meal into a production.
The hotel setting gives the experience a useful sense of calm. Da Nang’s heat, rain, and traffic can make an indoor pause appealing; this offers one without requiring a full restaurant meal. The atmosphere is described as peaceful and unhurried, though it may be busier at some times than others.
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From arrival to the buffet table
The afternoon service runs from 2 to 5 PM every day. Arrive on time for your selected booking, and show your mobile voucher. Late arrivals and no-shows are not refundable, so do not treat the start time as a loose suggestion.
If you arrive a little early, staff may ask you to wait until your scheduled time before seating you. Once settled, you can look over the food and drinks, then begin with whichever mix appeals: a small pastry and tea, fruit and juice, or a more substantial plate of savory items.
There is no set itinerary beyond this. You are not moving through several venues or following a guide. The main event is the buffet itself, with time to eat, have a drink, and enjoy the hotel’s quieter indoor setting. A visit of about an hour should give you time to sample the spread at an easy pace, though the service window lasts from 2 to 5 PM. Confirm any seating limits when you book if you plan to stay longer.
What might be on your plate
The menu can vary, which is part of the experience and one reason not to arrive with a fixed wish list. Sweet options have included crème brûlée, panna cotta, pudding, mochi, and small pastries. Fruit is a recurring part of the spread, and some visitors have particularly appreciated the amount available.
Savory choices have included mini sandwiches, mini burgers, kimbap, bánh mì, fried spring rolls, and hot rolls. These are small portions rather than a set meal, but combining several savory bites with fruit and dessert can make the tea feel more filling than its light-sounding name suggests.
The range is appealing for a casual buffet, but it is not necessarily extensive. One day might bring a dish you do not see on another, while a particular dessert may be gone before you reach the table. Crème brûlée, in particular, has been reported to run out without being replenished. If that is your priority, arriving near the start of service is the sensible move.
Food is replenished during the afternoon, and the buffet can include fresh additions as the menu changes. Still, replenishment does not mean every item is guaranteed to return. Treat the selection as a rotating assortment, not a promise of unlimited servings of every dish.
Tea, coffee, and the details of service
The included drinks are signature teas, fresh coffee, and chilled juices. Tea is one of the stronger reasons to choose this over simply grabbing a pastry elsewhere: you can ask for more, and hot water is available. If you like a stronger cup, ask for enough tea bags rather than filling a large cup with hot water around a single bag.
Coffee has also been a favorite, while chilled juice offers a refreshing option on a warm afternoon. These drinks make the price feel more worthwhile than a snack-only stop, particularly if you plan to sit down and take your time.
The staff experience is another plus. The service team is described as helpful and attentive, and staff members Xuan and Ngan have been singled out for friendly, efficient care. A vegetarian visitor was also able to request freshly prepared vegetarian sandwiches, a thoughtful option if the ready-made selection leans heavily toward meat. That does not guarantee every special request can be met, so ask before booking if you have dietary needs.
What the price buys you
The listed starting prices are about US$5.25 to US$5.79, though the exact amount may vary by booking and date. At that level, the value is less about rare ingredients or elaborate pastry work and more about getting a spread of snacks, several drink options, and a calm place to sit.
That is a fair deal if you are nearby, want a light meal, or need somewhere air-conditioned for an afternoon pause. The combination of savory food, fruit, dessert, and refillable tea can add up to more than a quick coffee stop. Several dishes are served in mini portions, so you can try a few things without committing to one large plate.
The price also helps set expectations. You are not paying for a luxury hotel tea service with a broad array of finely made cakes. Some of the food is ordinary, and the buffet’s variety can be limited. If you have to cross the city to get there, the savings may not justify the detour. If you are staying nearby or already sightseeing in central Da Nang, it is much easier to recommend.
Finding Terra Café and planning your visit
The meeting point is Centre Point Danang Hotel & Residence, at 02 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai, Thach Thang, Hai Chau, Da Nang 550000. Look for Terra Café on the ground floor. The venue is in the heart of the city, making it a practical stop between other plans rather than a destination that needs a day built around it.
Book your preferred time and arrive promptly. If that time is full, staff may recommend another slot. The voucher is valid only on the date and time specified, if a time is shown, so check those details before you set off. Changes are allowed until 24 hours before the activity in eligible bookings; some pass, presale, freebie, and voucher situations cannot be changed. You can cancel for a full refund at least 24 hours before the activity date, using destination local time.
Children aged 6 to 11 are counted as children based on official ID. Children aged 11 and older pay the adult rate. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, pets are prohibited, and anyone who appears intoxicated may be refused service without a refund.
Who will enjoy this afternoon tea?
I would choose this for a relaxed, low-cost break rather than a special-occasion meal. It suits friends catching up, families who want a calm indoor stop, solo visitors looking for a comfortable place to pause, and anyone who enjoys grazing on small sweet and savory bites. It is also a handy option when hot weather or rain makes an outdoor plan less appealing.
The buffet’s flexibility is a real advantage if your group wants different things. One person can focus on tea and pastries, another can fill a plate with savory snacks, and a third can keep it simple with fruit and juice. The range may be modest, but the format leaves room to pick and choose.
You may want another venue if your main goal is a lavish high tea, a large dessert selection, or a fixed menu with polished table service. The self-serve setup can feel less formal, and the dining area may be crowded at peak times. Go for the easy pause and reasonable value, not for a showpiece spread.
Should you book it?
Book the Centre Point afternoon tea if you are near central Da Nang and want an inexpensive, comfortable way to spend an hour or so. The best reasons are the mix of sweet and savory snacks, drinks included with the buffet, friendly service, and an unhurried setting.
Skip it if you would need to make a special journey for a wide choice of elaborate cakes. The food selection can be limited, and individual favorites may run out. For the price, though, this is a useful little escape from the city’s pace, especially when you are happy to let the menu surprise you.
Afternoon Tea Buffet at Centre Point Signature Da Nang
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FAQ
Where is the afternoon tea buffet?
It is at Terra Café on the ground floor of Centre Point Danang Hotel & Residence, 02 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai, Thach Thang, Hai Chau, Da Nang 550000.
What time is the buffet open?
The listed hours are Monday to Sunday, from 2 to 5 PM.
What food and drinks are included?
The package includes signature teas, fresh coffee, chilled juices, artisanal pastries, seasonal fruits, and savory specialties.
How much does it cost?
The package is listed from about US$5.25, while the experience summary gives a starting price of US$5.79. Check the current booking price before purchase.
What is the child pricing?
Children aged 6 to 11 are considered children based on their official ID. Children aged 11 and older are charged the adult rate.
Can I change or cancel my booking?
Eligible bookings can be changed until 24 hours before the activity starts. A full refund is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, based on destination local time. Some booking types cannot be changed.
