Suối Đá
When the lanterns come on, the rocky garden turns into a different Saigon — slower, older, and full of music.
Day, night, and the lantern hour
One garden, three faces. Leafy by day, lamps switching on one by one at dusk, and a stage by night.
Wooden chairs, hanging lanterns, tall canopy — the place for a morning phin coffee.
Orb lamps along the stone path glow on, one by one. The most beautiful hour to sit outside.
Busy weekends: families, birthdays, friends around tables under the lights.
A bolero night in the garden
Suối Đá's soul is not in the glass — it's in the nightly guitar.
Many regulars — middle-aged uncles and aunties — come for phin coffee between 7 and 9 in the morning, then return in the evening for the music. Weekends take birthday and family-gathering bookings; some nights football shows on the big screen in the courtyard.
175 Nam Ky Khoi Nghia — come when the lamps glow
Live music every evening; call ahead for birthday or family-gathering bookings.
