3Đ CHILL
A colonial villa tucked into a quiet alley — a cool green courtyard, vintage gạch bông tiles, and a pink guava tea waiting for you to chill.
The colonial villa in the quiet alley
Turn off Tran Quoc Thao into alley 120/4 — the city falls away behind you, giving way to the courtyard, the tree shade and the smell of phin coffee.
Cool in the morning, chill at night. The courtyard sits under tree shade all morning; by evening, strings of lights turn it into a different place entirely — romantic, quiet, with only gentle music.
Inside, the villa keeps its colonial bones: white columns, arched doors, wooden cabinets, warm yellow lamps — and underfoot, vintage gạch bông tiles, the tile-red pattern repeating beneath every table.
Upstairs is airy and air-conditioned, with big windows. The staircase looks out over the tree canopy and jasmine flowers — the view regulars whisper about.
Three starred dishes
On the shop’s menu board, the items marked ★ are the owner’s own recommendations — here are three of them.
Phê Kem Muối
Rich phin coffee crowned with salty cream — the house drink mentioned most.
Trà Ổi Hồng
Cool pink guava tea, sunset-pink in the glass — the pride of the fruit-tea line.
Latte
Reviewers praise its rich, balanced body — the latte for mornings that need certainty.
The menu on the shop wall
Copied from the menu board in the shop — every item, every price, even the owner’s ★ marks.
One shop, two chill rhythms
Inside is for working, the courtyard is for talking — and when the lights come on, both slow down.
Cool in the morning
Tree shade over the courtyard, ceiling fans turning, outlets and free filtered water — camp all day without a worry.
Chill at night
String lights sparkling through the leaves, gentle music, a pink guava tea — the city feels far away.
Finding the alley
Tucked into alley 120/4 Tran Quoc Thao — with a spacious parking lot, rare for an alley café.
