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Đan Trường coffee business expansion
Overview
Vietnamese singer Đan Trường is expanding his coffee business ventures across Vietnam and the United States.
In Vietnam, he is growing his Bo's Coffee House brand, with a new modern location scheduled to open on October 16 at 37 Than Canh Van in Bac Ninh. Located near 3/2 Square, the venue features large glass panels designed to offer views of the square and surrounding greenery. The singer intends for these spaces to serve as venues for sunsets, fireworks, and musical performances. This follows the success of his first Bo's Coffee House in Ho Chi Minh City, which opened in May 2026.
Simultaneously, Đan Trường is expanding his Cafés Quán brand into the United States, with a new location set to open in San Jose on October 24.
Reports indicate that Đan Trường continues to collaborate on these business ventures with his ex-wife, Thủy Tiên. Despite their 2021 divorce, the pair maintains a civil relationship focused on co-parenting and managing shared business interests. Đan Trường stated that the joint business model serves as an opportunity for their son to gain early exposure to the business world.
Entities
Đan Trường · Ho Chi Minh City · San Jose · Bac Ninh · Bo's Coffee House
Timeline
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[CULTURE] 3 sourcesSinger Đan Trường expands into coffee business in US and Vietnam
Vietnamese singer Đan Trường is expanding into the coffee business, operating shared cafes in the US and Vietnam alongside his ex-wife, Thủy Tiên.
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[CULTURE] 3 sourcesSinger Đan Trường expands Bo's Coffee House to Bac Ninh
Singer Đan Trường is expanding his Bo's Coffee House brand to Bac Ninh, Vietnam, with a new modern cafe near 3/2 Square scheduled to open on October 16.
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesSinger Đan Trường expands Cafés Quán to San Jose
Vietnamese singer Đan Trường is expanding his Cafés Quán chain to San Jose, USA, following successful business operations in Vietnam.
Sources
cafef.vn · kenh14.vn · soha.vn
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