Bookworm's Coffee

Food is average. Pretty sure my "baked" potato was microwaved. This would have been fine, but on top of that the staff are rude and pushy. Despite the cafe being quiet, it feels like they don't want you sitting there. There's plenty other cafes with much more friendly staff, and probably better to stick to Vietnamese food, since this is some of the worst British food I've ever eaten

A small little place in the middle of the city. They offer many Non Veg, Veg & Vegan options and have a whole menu to choose from. The staff was friendly and the food was tasty. They have a variety of food for cheap. Breakfast is yummy and had great variety. Items we tried - Veggie fried rice, Veg Vietnamese Pho with Tofu for breakfast Scrambler Eggs with toast and Cold coffee.

Had full English breakfast, VND 159,000 includes sausages, baked beans, fried egg, hash brown, all decent, cooked ok however, bacon was little bit greasy, similar to streaky type bacon. My breakfast came with complimentary coffee, but it was too sweet, tasted more like hot chocolate. This little restaurant IMO, would benefit from some modernisation, it feels old fashioned & menus looked grubby. I noticed there were 2 motorbikes parked inside, which I thought was odd, considering its restaurant.

They have good menu, non veg as well as vegan. We had really enjoyed the food. But as an Indian I like bit spicy food which I always prefer. So it might not be good if you are spicy food lover. But it's also worth to try it once. Owner is pretty good but somewhere she is busy too so I have to keep reminding her to get our order.

After getting tired of the non interesting small breakfast menu in my hotel my friend and I decided to eat out for breakfast. Again here we thought to try something more closer to British taste. So I opted for a Vegetarian omlette which was served with chips and baked beans. It was lovely. My friend opted for a traditional English breakfast. The menu was very extensive here with many British and European favourites as well as food from around the world. With such an extensive menu you wonder how they can make so many dishes in one kitchen but what I had was lovely and can't complain really. My only minor criticism of the place was it looked a bit run down and in need of redecoration. The menus didn't look like they had been wiped down in a long time. The location was perfect next to walking street.

BEST ENGLISH VEGAN FOOD! The owner of the restaurant is so lovely. He is kind and funny. Bookworms offers meat as well as amazing VEGAN food. The English meals are incredible. Homemade burgers, quiche, bangers N mash, Vietnamese food, ice cream, and apple crumble. Just to name a few favorites. I ate here so many times while in Ho Chi Minh and would say it's my favorite place to eat vegan food out of all the places I tried the 2 weeks while in the city. The only downside is the prices can be high for the western food, however it is worth the price because the portions are large and the food is homemade.

Food didnt taste fresh for veg bacon and veg sausage . Omlette didnt ask what type and gave sunny side up when its not even written also. Place looks shabby . But service was fast and didnt even give water

Avoid! I only really put reviews on if a place is really good or really bad, and this, unfortunately, was the latter. We nearly walked out right at the start as it looked dirty and the menus were caked in dirt. But we decided to give it a try as sometimes these places are hidden gems. Unfortunately not here. The plates and cups were disgustingly dirty. The staff uninterested and the food terrible. The veggie sausages were clearly just frozen sausages that hadn’t been reheated properly and were cold in the middle. The coffee (served in the dirty cup) tasted like instant. We went and ate somewhere else after leaving here. There are many many better options in this area.