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Our story — Nhà Ba Teria
A sculpted-earth building in Saigon — where Japanese tea ceremony meets Vietnamese streets.
Nhà Ba Teria hides at the end of alley 72 Trần Quốc Toản inside a building curved soft as sculpted earth — “deeply Vietnamese”, as one TikTok visitor put it. Through the green wire gate with its hand-painted sign, you enter a shaded terracotta courtyard where the green matcha bar sits inside the red-earth shell.
The shop is the “younger sibling of Thường Nhật” — born around May–June 2025, carrying its big sibling's calm into a small alley corner. Two crafts, one house: hand-whisked matcha alongside specialty coffee from three named single farms — Hadijm, Cánh Cam, Ngọc Linh — each with the shop's own tasting notes.
Guests come for the calm: “beautiful, quiet, undisturbed” — a place to study, to work, or simply to sit slow with a cup of matcha.
who it's for
Reviewers call it quiet and undisturbed — good for long daytime sits.
Japanese tea ceremony on a Vietnamese street — slowness is the default mode.
The curved terracotta facade is the star — visitors come to film and photograph it.
Small round tables, an intimate space — best for 1–4 people, not a big gathering.
the shop in brief