Coffee culture has flourished across most provinces in Vietnam, but in the vibrant city of Saigon, the coffee wave has been elevated with brands following the specialty coffee philosophy, also known as the third wave of coffee. One of these brands is Là Việt. Stepping into this coffee shop, you don’t just simply enjoy a delicious cup of coffee, you experience coffee culture itself.
In Da Lat, Là Việt appears as a miniature coffee workshop, where visitors can witness various stages of roasting and coffee preparation. In Saigon, however, Là Việt is located in alleyways, where coffee culture is closely tied to alleyway culture, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in a calm atmosphere that emphasizes sharing.
Anyone in need of a peaceful space to read a book, chat with friends, work, or escape the hustle and bustle of the noisy streets should not forget to visit one of the five locations of this brand in Saigon. Among them, Là Việt at alley 57A Tú Xương and alley 191 Hai Bà Trưng are housed in charming two-story white villas, with verandas filled with greenery and glass doors from floor to ceiling to maximize natural light, creating a spacious and comfortable atmosphere for customers. Each space is designed with a bright color scheme, complemented by the deep tones of wood, and offers an inspiring view of lush greenery and buildings reflecting both French and Vietnamese architectural styles.
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