The Cafe Apartment

☕ Hidden Gem with the Best Salty Coffee! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Cafe Apartment is such a charming and unique spot in Ho Chi Minh City! Tucked away in an artsy building full of character, it’s the perfect escape from the busy streets below. I tried the Vietnamese salty coffee, and wow—it was a game changer! Creamy, rich, and just the right touch of saltiness that balances the sweetness perfectly. It’s a must-try for coffee lovers looking for something new and memorable. The vibe here is peaceful and creative, with lots of greenery and vintage charm. It’s the kind of place you can linger in for hours, reading, chatting, or just enjoying the view. ✅ Definitely recommend for a relaxing coffee experience with a twist.

Cafe Apartment is a very cool spot that’s definitely worth checking out. Tucked away upstairs, it offers the option of taking a lift if needed—but for those up for a bit of a pre-meal workout, the stairs are a fun way to get your steps in before indulging in all the good food. The atmosphere is cozy and creative, with a relaxed vibe that makes it perfect for anything from catching up with friends to enjoying a quiet solo coffee. The food is delicious, the drinks are great, and the overall experience feels like discovering a hidden gem in the city. Highly recommended if you’re looking for somewhere with charm, good eats, and a bit of character. Don’t miss it!

Unique experience at The Cafe Apartment We visited Good Day Cafe on the 8th floor and really enjoyed the cozy atmosphere and view. Just a heads-up. if you want to use the elevator, there’s a small fee collected by someone stationed outside—though some cafes, might refund it if you dine in. The entrance is quite narrow and serves as a motorbike parking area, so it can be easy to miss. Still, it’s a cool spot to explore if you’re into local coffee culture.

I visited in heavy rain so the atmosphere wasn't as good as it could be, but with a balcony view sipping coffee it was very peaceful. In a very good location near the river and main shopping areas it's easily accessible. We ordered from the chocolate cafe which had some nice drinks however the waffles and service are sub par. It's great to go and see and a must do if in Saigon

A Must-Visit Spot for Stunning Photos and Great Dining This building is an absolute gem for photography lovers! The exterior is beautifully designed, making it the perfect backdrop for stunning photos. Whether you’re capturing it during the day or when it’s beautifully lit up at night, the architecture truly stands out. Beyond its photogenic charm, the building also offers a fantastic dining experience. Each floor is home to a variety of restaurants and cafés, serving everything from local delicacies to international cuisine. Whether you’re in the mood for a quick coffee, a refreshing drink, or a full-course meal, there’s something to satisfy every craving. If you’re looking for a place that combines aesthetics with great food and drinks, this spot is definitely worth a visit!

Really cool spot in the heart of HCMC! The Cafe Apartment is an old residential building converted into a maze of small cafes, boutiques, and creative spaces. Each floor has its own vibe—some are minimalist, others cozy and artsy. Great place to explore if you love photography or just want to chill somewhere with character. What I liked: • The concept is super unique—it’s not every day you have multiple cafes stacked in one vintage building. • Loved the balcony views overlooking Nguyen Hue walking street, especially at sunset. • I tried egg coffee and a matcha latte—both were great (though a bit pricey). Things to know: • There’s a small elevator fee but most cafes will discount it from your bill. But we took the stairs • Some shops were closed or under renovation, so a few floors felt quiet or empty. • Prices are on the higher side, definitely more touristy than local. Worth a visit if you’re in District 1, especially if you want to escape the typical coffee chains and try something more authentic and artistic.

Coffee Apartment has a fun and unusual concept, with each cafe in the building trying to stand out through quirky design. It looks cool and makes for great photos from the outside, but the experience inside doesn’t really live up to the hype. Definitely more worth seeing than actually visiting cafes inside.

Such a cool spot! What used to be an old apartment block is now filled with cafés on every floor. There are lots of steps to climb, but there’s also an elevator if you’d rather skip them. It’s busy & full of life, We had our best meal in Vietnam so far here—highly recommend checking it out!