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CAFÉS<br />
Bach Dang<br />
An institute that’s been around for over 30 years, Kem<br />
Bach Dang is a short walking distance from The Opera<br />
House and is a favorite dessert and cafe spot among<br />
locals and tourists. They have two locations directly<br />
across from each other serving juices, smoothies,<br />
shakes, beer and ice cream, with air conditioning on the<br />
upper levels.<br />
26-28 Le Loi, D1<br />
Café RuNam<br />
No disappointments from this earnest local cafe<br />
consistently serving exceptional international standard<br />
coffee. Beautifully-styled and focussed on an attention<br />
to quality, Cafe RuNam is now embarking on the road to<br />
becoming a successful franchise. The venue's first floor<br />
is particularly enchanting in the late evening.<br />
96 Mac Thi Buoi, D1<br />
www.caferunam.com<br />
Chat<br />
A quaint cafe with a red brick wall on one side and a<br />
mural of everyday life in Saigon on the opposite. A<br />
friendly staff serves smoothies, juices, and a good array<br />
of Italian-style coffee such as cappuccinos and lattes for<br />
cheap, prices start from VND15,000.<br />
85 Nguyen Truong To, D4<br />
K.<strong>Co</strong>ffee<br />
Accented with sleek furniture and dark wood, this cozy<br />
cafe serves fresh Italian-style coffee, cold fruit juices,<br />
homemade Vietnamese food and desserts. The friendly<br />
owner and staff make this a great spot to while away<br />
the afternoon with a good book or magazine.<br />
Opening time: 7AM- 10PM (Sunday closed)<br />
86 Hoang Dieu, D.4 - 38253316/090 142 3103<br />
La Rotonde Saigon<br />
Situated in an authentic French colonial structure, this<br />
relaxed café is the perfect haven to escape the hustle and<br />
bustle of District 1. The east meets west interior décor is<br />
reminiscent of Old Saigon, and is greatly complemented<br />
by the Vietnamese fusion cuisine on offer.<br />
77B Ham Nghi, 1st Floor, D1<br />
The Workshop<br />
The cafe is located on the top floor and resembles an inner<br />
city warehouse. The best seats are by the windows where<br />
you can watch the traffic. If you prefer your coffee brewed<br />
a particular way, there are a number of brewing techniques<br />
to ask for, from Siphon to Aeropress and Chemex. Sorry,<br />
no Vietnamese ca phe sua da served here.<br />
27 Ngo Duc Ke, D1<br />
Le Bacoulos is a French brasserie<br />
located in the heart of <strong>Thao</strong> <strong>Dien</strong>.<br />
Following the brasserie tradition,<br />
Bacoulos serves typical French food<br />
at affordable prices.<br />
66 04/2018<br />
Daily Set Lunch<br />
at VND180.000<br />
2 courses + 1 soft drink<br />
Le Bacoulos french bistro,<br />
13 Tong Huu Dinh<br />
<strong>Thao</strong> <strong>Dien</strong>. Q2. HCMC<br />
02835194058<br />
The open-air premises include a bar<br />
and terrace and there is an air-conditioned<br />
dining room.