Behind the Mạc Thị Bưởi shopfront, a two-storey heritage house glows with lanterns, a hand-painted staircase and the smell of fresh roast.
Don't rush — every turn of the alley is a frame, from the bright orange storefront to the upstairs gallery.
Through the 39/10 gate you step into a heritage alley hung with lanterns, flags and potted plants — and Ghé's unmistakable bright-orange storefront.
A warm peach corridor of patterned cement tiles under twinkling string lights — a gentle transition before the climb upstairs.
A hand-painted red–blue–orange staircase with directional arrows — every step a brushstroke leading upstairs.
Upstairs is a small gallery of framed art, a porthole window and breezeblock walls — quiet, bright, made for long sits.
Real prices from the in-store menu. Unit: thousand dong.
Hand brews from 120K — Catimor, Yellow Bourbon, Moka, Đak-Nông, Gia Lai · oat milk +10K · bean upgrades +20–40K