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The AKOMA Café & Fusion story — the green door at 38 Truong Quyen
A miniature French or Spanish street, packed into one facade in District 3.
Deep-green wooden doors, green window frames, whitewashed brick walls, and the mustard-yellow “Akoma CAFE FUSION & MORE” signboard hung high — the facade at 38 Truong Quyen makes passersby feel lost on a street in France or Spain. A wooden “Welcome” sign sways by the door frame, plants crowd every gap, and a standing menu board on the pavement invites guests in.
Inside is warm and compact — and a rare Horeca model: a café on the ground floor, a European-fusion kitchen serving spaghetti, salmon, baked cheese mussels, herb-grilled beef, and a homestay upstairs at the same address. Three floors, three moods.
Drinks are crafted like dishes: layered drinks served in wine glasses, dried-rose styling, cappuccino with latte art alongside almond cookies. Tea and mojitos take half the menu — Virgin Mojito 40k, Blueberry Mojito 45k, Strawberry Blueberry Tea 49k — with clearly listed prices from webreview.vn.
- A green–white–yellow facade like a miniature French or Spanish street — the most photographed detail in District 3.
- A wooden “Welcome” sign swaying on the deep-green door frame, plants crowding every gap.
- A rare Horeca model: ground-floor café, European-fusion kitchen, upstairs homestay — three floors, one address.
- Layered drinks in wine glasses with dried-rose styling — drinks crafted like dishes.
- A real European-fusion kitchen: bolognese 75k, salmon 85k, baked cheese mussels 119k, herb-grilled beef 129k.
- A standing menu board on the pavement — the cafe invites guests in from the street, true European-bistro style.
Green door, white brick, yellow signboard — a background that needs no filter.
Spaghetti, salmon, baked mussels — a European kitchen at 55–129k right in the center.
Herbal tea 39k, mojitos 40–45k — half the menu is tea and mocktails.
Warm but compact — better for a short stop than camping out.
Small and cozy — not the place for very large groups.
A homestay upstairs at the same address — ask at the cafe directly.