Cheese Coffee 157 Lê Thánh Tôn — Restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City

Racist and rude baristas. Went in this afternoon, November 18, 2023. Barista intentionally served customer who came after me, who was a local, and then hassled me when I called them out on it. The drink was made but the barista held onto it, letting the ice melt and the drink go bad, as she interrogated me about showing my receipt and blatantly acting like I was trying to steal the order from them. The place wasn't even busy, they knew I was there waiting for the order. And after all that trouble, the iced coffee wasn't even good and completely water down because it's was nearly all ice. I don't post reviews often in general, especially negative ones, but these people were so beyond awful and incompetent. Avoid this place at all costs, especially if you're a foreigner or from the U.S. like myself. Loads of other coffee shops in the area to visit for a decent experience and actually...

Didn’t know it was a check-in spot until we got here. But the crepe was disappointing. It’s delivered frozen in the middle- which means lacking flavor, bland but saved by the salted coffee crème it packed extra on top. Jasmine Milktea boba was regular. I don’t see anything particularly special about it, not sure the hype here. Maybe for the location-being at the intersection with 2nd floor with some cute furniture 🪑 it earned its check-in spot name, though I would bother coming back not for location, drinks, cake, or atmosphere as lights color mixed between warm and white light, does not creat a cozy feel throughout. And I did not bother checking in-the only picture I took here was the...

Cheese Coffee at 157 Lê Thánh Tôn offers a prime location just off the bustling area of District 1, providing a serene environment perfect for a Sunday visit. The contemporary place has a classic European vibe, with indoor seating on two floors and a small outdoor area.

Known for its unique cheese foam coffee, I enjoyed the Phin Đặc Biệt (Phin Special) for VND65,000. They also serve a variety of specialty beverages and light snacks; the Bánh Salted Egg Yolk Croissant for VND69,000 was okay.

WiFi is available, and they accept credit cards and Apple Pay. This spot attracts both locals and tourists, and I recommend it for a peaceful taste of cheese coffee in the heart...