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In a Scandinavian-style interior finished in pale wood and green, you spread out your laptop with a signature tea of peach, orange, and lemongrass in hand — The Coffee House is a homegrown chain that Vietnam’s Gen Z has chosen as a “café you can linger in like home.” Co ...

In an interior of terrazzo floors and brass accents, with motifs evoking old French clocks, you taste the signature “avocado milk” — Katinat Saigon Kafe is a Vietnam-born café that has drawn Ho Chi Minh City’s young crowd with a design that reconstructs the look of old Saigon in a modern way ...

Over the coffee, a generous topping of salty cream-cheese foam — Cheese Coffee is a Ho Chi Minh City-born café that made waves with the unexpected pairing its name suggests, “cheese × coffee.” The first sip’s salt and sweetness, and the bitterness that finally blends in ...

Vietnam is the world’s second-largest coffee producer, yet most of it has been exported as commercial-grade Robusta. Bucking that current, the ones working to reconnect origin, roasting, and brewing with their own hands are Every Half Coffee Roasters. In Ho Chi Minh ...

In coffee-loving Vietnam, premium Japanese matcha whisked cup by cup — Nagocha Matcha is a Japanese-style café that puts Japanese matcha center stage. It directly imports tea leaves from across Japan, including Uji and Kagoshima, and offers deep-green matcha lattes, hojicha lattes, and matcha sweets. Co ...

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A complete guide to comfortably working nomad-style at cafés in Vietnam. In addition to Wi-Fi conditions, the power-outlet situation, and how to choose a seat that’s easy to work at, we introduce recommended cafés that are actually easy to use. Centered on Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, we sum up tips for creating an environment where you can focus.

A thorough explanation of how to choose Vietnamese souvenirs that convey good taste. Centering on stylish, well-received goods, food, and design-conscious local brands a cut above the usual staples, it introduces them. A practical guide covering price ranges, places to buy, points for judging without failing, and cautions when bringing items back to Japan.

A detailed explanation of judging points worth knowing when choosing Vietnamese goods. Centering on bamboo products, rattan goods, and embroidered items, it lays out differences in quality, the individual variation unique to handwork, typical prices, and cautions for long use. A practical guide compiling check methods to avoid failing at markets and specialty shops.

We carefully select and introduce stunning rooftop bars you can enjoy in Vietnam's major cities. In addition to the appeal of each city such as Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Da Nang, we clearly explain points for choosing without failure by night view, atmosphere, price range, and use case. It's also perfect for pre-trip or pre-business-trip research.