Savoring Coffee & Art Gallery

The shop is on a street corner, quite quiet, you can chill and watch the street. There's also an air-conditioned room for working. The drip coffee is bitter and strong, true to traditional taste.

On a sunny afternoon, my brain was a bit dizzy, I accidentally walked into a coffee shop, but it was absolutely fine. The new shop still smelled of wood. My friend ordered salted coffee and praised it as delicious. I drank tamarind tea, which was also okay, but adding some tamarind seeds to chew on would be great to satisfy my craving. Luckily, my friend really liked the displayed paintings here. The shop has many great spots for taking photos. I hope more people will come to discover it.

A corner that is both a cafe and an art painting museum. The space is not too large, but the decor is very artistic. The drink prices are a bit high but still quite reasonable. For drinks, I had a bạc xỉu (iced milk coffee), my cup was made less sweet, which suited my taste, it tasted like coffee mixed with Cô gái Hà Lan or TH Truemilk, very okay. Sitting in the cafe in the morning, listening to music and the chatter of other customers, having a cup of coffee was extremely chill. I also planned to take a few photos with the painting background, but unfortunately I went alone that day. Overall, the cafe is quite okay for those who want to explore paintings.