Quán Bụi, a restaurant group in Ho Chi Minh City, operates a multi-concept dining facility called Quán Bụi Complex at 14 Võ Trường Toản Street. Three concepts — Vietnamese cuisine, Thai cuisine, and a café — are housed in the same location, making it easy to accommodate a group whose members want different things to eat.
Three restaurants to choose from in one place
The facility houses Quán Bụi Garden 3 for Vietnamese cuisine, Sticky Rice for Thai and Isan cuisine, and Café'In for coffee and light bites. Quán Bụi is a restaurant that serves Vietnamese home-style cooking in a modern Indochina-style setting. The most straightforward appeal of this complex is that people who want a full meal and those who want to relax over coffee can choose the same destination.
When is it most useful for travelers?
It suits groups who don't want to commit to Vietnamese food alone and prefer to choose on the spot. On the other hand, if you have a short stay and want to focus exclusively on Vietnamese cuisine, heading straight for Quán Bụi Garden 3 from the start avoids any indecision. Any discounts or perks introduced during the soft opening in November 2025 should be considered expired; check current prices and menus on the official website before visiting.
Address & opening hours
Venue name：Quán Bụi Garden 3（Complex）
Address：14 Vo Truong Toan, An Khanh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City
Hours: Daily 7:00–23:00
Phone：+84 902 79 39 05
Store information is subject to change. It is advisable to check opening days, party size, and seating preferences on the official website's venue listings and reservation page before visiting.
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Source:Quán Bụi official website
How to build your order
Deciding first on hot or cold, coffee or tea, sweetness level, and whether you want dairy will help you narrow down even a long menu. Even if you cannot pronounce the item name accurately, pointing at a photo and confirming size, ice, sugar, condensed milk, and toppings one by one is enough. Once you receive your order, compare the receipt against the product name.
How to read a "signature menu item"
A signature item is a way into understanding a brand, but it won't necessarily suit your taste or appetite. It may also be limited to a certain period, a specific branch, or delivery only. If you can't find an item listed in an older article, don't insist on ordering something with a similar name — ask staff to help you find something currently on the menu with a comparable flavor.
