A series of interesting cafes that you must visit once in Ho Chi Minh City

Anh Coffee Roastery
Located at 200 Pasteur, Vo Thi Sau Ward, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City, the shop serves Vietnamese and Italian coffee and accompanying pastries.

Inspired by the scenery of the red basalt land where coffee is grown, the entire interior space - floor, walls, bar and even seating blocks of Anh Coffee Roastery are made from red terracotta bricks. When entering the restaurant, diners will be amazed by the unique architecture, delicious drinks and beautifully and delicately presented. Photo: Facebook Anh Coffee Roastery

Inspired by the scenery of the red basalt coffee growing area, the entire interior space – floor, walls, bar and even seating blocks of the shop – are made from red terracotta bricks. When entering the restaurant, diners will be amazed by the unique architecture, delicious drinks and beautifully and delicately presented.

Bonjour Café The Art
Renovated from an old house, the cafe is decorated in a classic, gentle style. This is the right place to sip a cup of coffee and relieve stress after tiring worries.

Located at 42 Thao Dien Street, Thao Dien Ward, the restaurant has both indoor and outdoor space. Photo: Facebook Bonjour Café The Art

The restaurant is located on Thao Dien street, with both indoor and outdoor space on the porch for diners to sit and sip coffee and watch the city.

Co Ba Dong Khoi Coffee
Although hidden in an alley, the shop is still very crowded thanks to delicious drinks and enthusiastic staff. The shop has unique furniture and decorations such as a brass rotary phone, a cub car from the 80s or a trumpet radio speaker powered by vinyl records. The restaurant has a rooftop space that covers the entire view of Saigon at sunset.

Not only is it a regular coffee shop, Do Phu Coffee also has historical significance as it is a place to store many memorabilia of the Saigon Rangers in the past. Photo: Foody

Do Phu Coffee – Korean broken rice
This is not a strange address for Saigon people. Not only is it a regular coffee shop, this place also has historical significance as it preserves many memorabilia of the Saigon Rangers in the past. When entering the restaurant, diners feel like they are returned to the 40s of the last century. Photo: Foody

Photo: Queen Koi Coffee Garden 621 Binh Tan rocket

Koi fish coffee
The model of cafes floating on the water with koi fish underneath is very popular in Ho Chi Minh City. Most families will bring their children here to see koi fish on weekends or gather with friends. Photo: Facebook Queen Koi Coffee Garden

Koi fish cafes often have open, airy spaces. Photo: Facebook Dalaland Coffee

Cong Coffee
For a long time, this has been a very popular brand among Vietnamese people. This chain of coffee shops in Ho Chi Minh City is very diverse, each shop has a different layout and style to attract customers. Currently, Cong Coffee has more than 5 branches in Ho Chi Minh City, scattered on Dien Bien Phu, Ly Tu Trong, Hong Ha, Hai Ba Trung streets… Photo: Foody

What makes Dabao Concept attract diners is its bold Hue style in the heart of Saigon. It is known that the shop is built on the foundation of an old house with a large area. Photo: Facebook Dabao Concept

Dabao Concept
What makes this cafe system attract customers to the shop is the bold Hue decoration style in the heart of Saigon. The coffee space is located in an old house with an area of 800m2.

Du Mien is a famous large coffee chain in Saigon. The shop is suitable for meeting partners, discussing and discussing work because of its neat layout and quite high price. Photo: Du Mien Coffee Facebook

Du Mien Coffee
Du Mien is a famous large coffee system in Saigon, with establishments named Mien Dong Thao, Du Mien Garden and Nha Wood. The shop is suitable for meeting partners, discussing and discussing work because of its neat layout and quite high price. This place also serves both lunch and dinner for diners who reserve a table in advance.

Lacàph Coffee Experiences Space
The shop has a mission to tell the story of Vietnamese coffee to the world. If you want to enjoy coffee while watching the bartender prepare it or make your own cup of coffee according to your own taste, diners can go to 220 Nguyen Cong Tru Street, Nguyen Thai Binh Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City. .