Turn off the main road and walk into the alley — brick walls, climbing vines, and a phin dripping drop by drop.
The name is the map. Three steps from the main road to your coffee — this site walks that exact road.
Start on bustling Hoà Hưng street. Find number 83 — a small alley tucked off the road.
Walk into alley 10. Quieter, greener — the traffic of the main road fades behind you.
A vine-covered facade, the sign peeking through, the smell of phin coffee. Sit down, breathe out — you've arrived.
The drink that made this place. No rush, no noise — each drop falling to the rhythm of a slow morning.

Raw brick, white lime, green leaves — the shop keeps the alley's rustic vintage soul.


Spacious, bright, airy — soft orange booths to lean into all afternoon, an arched doorway opening to the next room.
The trellis out front filters the sun into soft light. Every corner is bright enough to study, quiet enough to breathe.
Rustic vintage style: simple, well-kept wooden furniture, greenery placed just right — nothing more, nothing less.
What sets this place apart: the alley IS the brand — a destination you have to walk into, not drive past.
Plus there's roomy parking out on the main road — rare for an alley café. Easy to reach, easy to linger: open till 22:00.

Walk into alley 83/10 and you'll see the vine-covered facade — impossible to miss.
