L'Usine Lê Thánh Tôn

Staff were super friendly, the menu offers many options. I had the poached eggs on ham hock and it was delicious! I also got the watermelon kombucha. It's a little on the pricier side but for Western food, relatively expected. I spent about 300,000 in total. Next time I could definitely be tempted by a sweet treat!

My favorite breakfast spot in Ho Chi Minh! Food looks as good in person as it does on the menu and in photos and tastes even better. I can’t help getting multiple drinks every time I visit. It’s all delicious in a quaint atmosphere with friendly staff. A special thanks to Jonny for his warmth and attentive service.

Decent spot for Western styled brunch. Egg florentine is good and tastes similar to other egg toast dishes. Salmon soba bowl is a little bit bland but the salmon is cooked nicely with a crunchy skin. Pulled pork is done right from both the flavor and texture. Ambiance and service is good. Premium price tag but probably worth it.

I was a little unsure at first when I saw people saying this was the best brunch in Ho Chi Minh City, but it totally lived up to the hype. The hash brown with salmon was so good, and the drinks were great with lots of options. Definitely a must-try brunch spot in HCMC!

DELICIOUS!!! Ok, as we entered the cute restaurant we were greeted by the hostess with such warmth. Then, to a table with a great view of the area was so appreciated. Now, the food was so flavorful and simply DELICIOUS. So many choices. I would highly recommend the cute restaurant.

Good for us as the shop open in the early morning but the quality of food is not good. No taste at all. Chef need to check before releasing out your dish.

Visited L’Usine Đồng Khởi for brunch and really enjoyed the space. The place has a modern, Western-style design — bright, stylish, and very Instagram-friendly. Their brunch plates were beautifully presented and tasted great; fresh ingredients, clean flavors, and good portions.

Loved their merchandise that was curated from various specialised design studios all over Saigon. However, I was a bit disappointed with the vegetarian options at their disposal. Overall, the menu seemed more like an all-day breakfast menu with many English options. I was expecting more of the local cuisine and flavours with them. Well-designed cafe!