B.Story Café — a small museum in the Tu Xuong alley, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City
A small museum called a café.
The white villa at 57E Tu Xuong — upstairs, European busts reflected in mirrors; outside, a fairy-lit alley, double-wall glass cups, and the round white sign with a bee. B.Story isn’t a café — it’s a living gallery.
Three wings, three stories
Every corner of B.Story is an artifact: the villa facade, the warm-lit ground floor, and the string-lit alley. Walk all three wings and you’ve read the whole café.
The white villa & the bee
The B.STORY sign with a bee on the white wall — a balcony upstairs, free parking across the street with a receipt.
Glass, rattan & warm light
A big glass door, rattan chairs, green-cushioned seats — off-white tones throughout. Air-con cool even at midday.
Strings of fairy lights
The alley and courtyard strung with fairy lights — B.Story at night: white walls glowing warm, no neon.
The museum menu
The famed 75k avocado smoothie in a double-wall glass — plus lychee tea, matcha, ximuchuli and Red Velvet cake. Prices recorded from guest reviews (2020–2024) — reference only, confirm at the café.
Signature drinks
75k avocado smoothie, 75k lychee tea — double-wall glass cups.
Matcha & oddities
Red bean matcha latte, ximuchuli, blended matcha.
Cakes
A big 65k Red Velvet slice — but reviewers call it dry: order drinks.
White walls, bee & mirrors
Real photos from the café — the facade, the glass door, the bust room, and the garden stair.
Spend an afternoon at the museum
The Tu Xuong alley, District 3 — the white villa opens every day, free parking across the street.