The Talking Walls
An Alley 339 corner where charcoal walls, rattan glow and hand lettering do the talking.
Take Coffee was born for takeaway — but step into Alley 339 and you’ll want to stay.
The shop sits deep in Alley 339 To Hien Thanh, District 10 — a near-black charcoal room where oversized hand-lettered lines own the walls: “Sống Đơn Giản — Lấy Nụ Cười Làm Căn Bản” on one side, “Enjoy Your Life Before You Die” on the other. That is the shop’s manifesto, written straight onto the walls.
Light comes from woven rattan pendants — warm pools gathering on the charcoal walls, lighting pallet sofas, the string-art world map and the superhero mask gallery in the corner. Beside the window onto the alley stands the 3D wood-block art wall, charred blocks set against raw timber.
And true to the name, everything here is ready to go: the hexagonal “Take” badge on the paper cups, handled mason jars, and the paper loyalty stamp card — fill it with stamps for a treat.
Why Take
- Walls that talkTwo oversized hand-lettered walls — a manifesto for simple living and big smiles — are the soul of the shop.
- Rattan glow on charcoalWoven rattan pendants pool warm light on near-black walls — the light itself is the décor.
- The superhero mask cornerA whole wall of masks — Spider-Man, Batman, Iron Man, Hulk, Joker — a playful accent in the moody room.
- Born for takeawayThe hexagonal “Take” badge, mason jars, the paper stamp card — for the hurried and the lingerers alike.
Is it your kind of place
Need a quick takeaway cup — the shop was built for exactly that.
Want a quiet alley corner to work or study under rattan light.
Anyone hunting a polished downtown lounge — this is a charcoal-walled alley shop.