Jia Café

Very aesthetic coffee shop that is well worth the distance! Though it’s far way, the location is nice. There are barely any tourists - mostly beautifully dressed locals coming with their families. The building itself has a great concept and feels like a creative art space (the upper floors are currently under renovation, but no noises). As for the downsides, the access to the water is now blocked by a safety net, so you can't step out onto the terrace. The menu features drinks, croissants, latte tiramisu was really nice. No food though. They do not accept Visa cards, so make sure to bring cash or use a QR code. The staff speaks English well. Highly recommended!

I was surprised to find out there's a 200k VND surcharge for group photos of four people. We had already ordered drinks and were about to start taking pictures when they told us there was an extra charge??? Why wasn't this mentioned when we ordered drinks? There was also no sign or notice outside the door about the surcharge. I WILL NEVER COME BACK.

Why not put up a sign at the order counter saying "200k surcharge for taking photos with a PHONE for 4 people" so they know they're going to another restaurant? Then, after they order, bring out the bill and say it's free for 2 people but charges for 4. Such dishonest and unprofessional business practices.

This place is an absolute hidden gem. ✨ From the moment you walk in, you’re wrapped in this cozy, elegant, almost storybook atmosphere with high ceilings, warm terracotta walls, soft golden lighting, chandeliers, antique frames, floral sofas, and a beautiful little library nook that makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a vintage European salon. I ordered a matcha latte and a croissant and… wow. The croissant was toasted to perfection! 🥐 Warm, flaky, and buttery on the inside with just the right crisp on the outside - it came with a side of rich chocolate dipping sauce, which was such a lovely surprise. It was absolutely delicious. The matcha latte was smooth, creamy, and perfectly balanced. 🍵 There’s also a peaceful view looking out over a little water area, which makes it a perfect spot to slow down, bring your laptop, journal, or just enjoy a quiet moment to yourself. This has officially become a new favorite little café. So charming, calm, and beautifully done. Highly recommend if you love cozy, elegant spaces and really good coffee and pastries. 💖

Hidden gem cafe near Thuan Phuoc Bridge, breathtaking mountain views

I love this place, it's chill and friendly.

Here's my review as someone who loves going to cafes and taking photos: 1. The view is beautiful, no doubt about it, just look at the photos I took, it's European/American but also Korean, lol. 2. The drinks are delicious. My friend had the fruit yogurt and praised it, I had the pomegranate milk tea, the tea was strong and delicious. 3. Oh my god, this is the most important thing, the two staff members, Tam and Truc, are incredibly sweet. Because we were taking photos, we moved things around the cafe and stayed past closing time, but they weren't annoyed or had any negative attitude at all, they were still very happy to support us 🥹🥹 Thank you so much to the two ladies 🫰🏻🫰🏻 Overall, I highly recommend this place to everyone, hihi

Thanks so much to the waiters for the great atmosphere! They were so nice, and the girl spoke English! The place has a super cute interior, good internet, a restroom, and refrigeration. But these are all minor details compared to the coffee... it's the best in Vietnam! I had salted coffee, and it was fantastic. They thought of everything down to the last detail, so your hand doesn't get wet—the cup comes in a case. The croissant was a bit dry, but those are minor details. For coffee, atmosphere, and views, definitely come here. Thanks to the owner for such an amazing place! I'll be back 🥥🥰