Itâs been a while since Iâve had a real crush on a cafĂ© in Parisâone that truly stands out from all the ultra-minimalist spots serving the now-ubiquitous matcha drinks. Of course, they offer those trendy matcha options too, but with some genuinely enjoyable twists. What really won me over, though, were the traditional Vietnamese drinks, which felt like such a refreshing change from the usual coffee or cafĂ© au lait. The atmosphere is charming and bucolic, with flowers everywhere and wooden furniture that creates a warm, cozy vibeâvery much in tune with the spirit of Paris. That said, itâs still a fairly popular spot, and it can get crowded quickly. I was lucky and barely had to queueâI even found a seat right away. Still, I really think itâs worth visiting, especially if youâve never tried Vietnamese drinks before and are looking to discover new and...
   Read moreThe service was very slow. We waited about 20 minutes for 2 coffees and 2 cookies. We asked the cashier about the coffees and he gave us incorrect information. Therefore, I chose a very sugary coffee. My friend ordered "Egg coffee" and when we received it, it was a completely different product. He claimed that we had ordered this, and told us reproachfully that the "Egg coffee" was not available for take out anyways (it was not indicated on any sign). None of the desserts had prices, we had to ask for them one by one. They don't have a professional and fluent service. The only positive thing was the...
   Read moreHa Noi 1988 in the Marais is an absolute hidden treasure: part flower shop, part café - and all charm. It was my first time trying Vietnamese coffee and it was love at first sip: rich, bold, and perfectly sweet. The space itself is small but magical, filled with fresh blooms and a calm, welcoming vibe that makes you want to stay a little longer. Moreover, the vibe here is so comforting, with gentle music, thoughtful details, and a setting so beautifully curated it almost feels like a secret garden in the middle of Paris. A lovely spot for something a bit different in the...
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