The garden in the alley
Cafe Oshima's hides down alley 2/37 Cao Thắng — a Japanese-style café with an in-house roastery, the Terra Nova blend, and a boundary wall printed with komorebi tree shadows.
The alley hideaway
From Cao Thắng street the café is nearly invisible — a small turn leads into a green courtyard where the city's noise dissolves.
Komorebi — shadows on the wall
Dappled tree shadows — komorebi — on the boundary wall are the café's signature image: Saigon sunlight through the leaves, painting a picture that never sits still.
The roastery & Terra Nova
The café roasts in-house and owns its Arabica blend — Terra Nova, built for milk yet deep enough for black: milk chocolate, hazelnut, dried berry.
Window seats upstairs
The first floor is the café's quietest corner — sit by the window, watch the tree shadows, look down on the garden. It is also the most photographed spot.
Asked before it's poured
Staff always ask your taste before they pour — separate Arabica and Robusta menus, oat-milk options, vegan and pet-friendly, free wifi.