Giao Mua coffee

Went here with my family recently. Had to try their coffee/pastries for a quick break from exploring Old Quarter area. Glad we found it. Love the interior, it’s a vibe! Coffee’s good! Must Visit. :)

Giao Mua is one of the most aesthetic coffee shops in Hanoi, offering a unique experience. Hidden within a narrow five-story building, stepping inside feels like being teleported to another world—almost like a cozy hobbit cave. Despite its size, the space is thoughtfully designed, creating a warm and immersive atmosphere that makes you forget the bustling streets outside. The drinks were equally interesting, with a Spanish Latte, a citrus-infused concoction, and a refreshing watermelon juice among our orders. While the prices leaned toward the higher side, the overall experience made it well worth it. From the handcrafted interiors to the inviting ambiance, it’s a perfect spot for solo visitors or groups looking for a dreamy, Instagrammable café experience. If you're ever in Hanoi, this is a must-visit spot for both coffee lovers and those who appreciate beautiful spaces. Come for the drinks, stay for the atmosphere, and immerse yourself in a café experience like no other!

We visited Aesthetic Cafe in Vietnam and loved the vibe of the place — it’s super aesthetic, cozy, and perfect for photos or just a chill time. We ordered two coffees and two snacks (banana bread and croissant). The food was really good — fresh and tasty. As for the coffee, it was just okay for me, not the best I’ve had, but still decent. Overall, a nice place to relax, especially if you appreciate good design and a calm atmosphere.

Very very beautiful cafe! Such an amazing atmosphere there, love it! I would gladly come back here again, if not for one thing! The drinks here are tasteless! The coffee is disgusting, it was impossible to drink it. But the cafe itself is very charming

Nice staff, amazing interior with balcony seating, and beautiful and tasty drinks. We ordered matcha lattes and the drinks were a nice escape from the heat. The store has seating spanning across 6floors. You can either take the spiral staircase or the elevator. This location also has restrooms for customers.

Lovely atmosphere, very unique style, loved the Hobbit-esque building. Delicious pain au chocolat and offered dairy alternatives for milk - staff explained the different dairy free options avaliable very well. There is a lift for those who struggle to mobilise but the winding staircase fits the aesthetic amazingly. Would highly recommend, worth the visit, and the views from the rooftop are amazing.

📍 ɢɪᴀᴏ ᴍᴜᴀ ᴄᴏꜰꜰᴇᴇ - The cafe offers a serene retreat from the city's hectic life. Its unique architecture, reminiscent of a hobbit house infused with Gaudí’s curvaceous flair. Creates an enchanting, cave-like ambiance that's both cozy and captivating. Each nook feels like a new discovery, inviting you to unwind and perhaps lose yourself in a good book. The gentle strains of piano or Ghibli melodies often fill the air, enhancing the tranquil atmosphere. Do mind the people coming from the other side since the spiral stair is narrow. Apparently as of now the rooftop terrace has opened to the public, perfect to overlook the street and watch people go by.

got there early and had choice of any seating. decor is great, view is decent if ur outside but furniture isn’t comfortable. only have croissants for food, the rest is drinks. coffee was small as hell. when I went to pay the server asked for small denominations instead and reached in my wallet herself. worth it for a photo and a rest but overall overrated.