Every Half Coffee Roasters Tu Xuong — Restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City

Nestled in the heart of District 3, Every Half Coffee Roasters Tu Xuong is a gem for coffee enthusiasts. Located near popular attractions like the War Remnants Museum and Turtle Lake, this specialty coffee shop offers a perfect respite from the bustling city.

Every Half burst onto Ho Chi Minh City's coffee scene just before the COVID-19 pandemic, quickly expanding to five locations despite the challenges. The Tu Xuong branch showcases the brand's signature blend of modern aesthetics and rustic charm. Its bright, minimalist interior features stainless steel accents harmoniously combined with pale woods and touches of greenery, creating an inviting atmosphere.

For those seeking fresh air, the outdoor seating area provides a tranquil space to relax under the shade, ideal for leisurely sipping coffee or catching up with friends. The cafe caters to both coffee purists and adventurous drinkers, offering meticulously crafted, lightly roasted beans alongside an array of signature drinks.

With WiFi available, Every Half is also a popular spot for young professionals and students to work or study. Whether you're in search of exceptional coffee or a stylish place to unwind, Every Half Coffee Roasters Tu Xuong delivers a memorable experience in the...

Every Half Coffee Roasters, Ho Chi Minh City. @everyhalf.coffeeroasters

The best cafe to visit after your day at War Remnants Museum n Ho Chi Minh city. This specialty coffee cafe located about 1-2km from city center in a very nice, green neighborhood. The interior of the cafe is a large open concept with a huge courtyard with trees if you love some outdoor coffee session (but mind you, the weather is hot and humid).

They serve their house blend with mixed of vietnamese origin coffee which is something worth to try. The taste is slightly mild acidity with hint of sweetness which probably better with lesser milk.

The inside of the cafe is cozy with plenty of seating. You can also buy their roasted coffee which started from 160,000 vietnamese dong (RM31) per 200gm bag and the cup of coffee range from 65, 000 VD (RM13).

Great place to chill for good coffee in Ho Chi Minh...

I’ve been hitting this coffee shop regularly for both my caffeine fix and to get some work done. The coffee is consistently good, and the vibe is usually pleasant. However, there’s one tall guy with glasses I assume is a staff member who could use a bit more training—he tends to get really loud, to the point where I can hear him even from the back of the store. It’s a bit distracting. I used to enjoy the outside seating, but recently it hasn’t been as inviting. The chairs don’t seem to be cleaned and dried properly, and I’ve occasionally found bugs under them, especially after the rain. I understand that bugs are part of the deal in Vietnam’s heat and humidity, but it’s been worse lately. Despite these issues, the drinks are reasonably priced and tasty, so I’ll likely keep coming back. I just hope they address these concerns to make the experience...