Mơ Đi Hội — Restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City

Poor overall experience. Hella big NO for me. The drink was okay — I’d give it a 7/10. Tastes fine, nothing to complain about, but also nothing to rave about. It’s just… drinkable. ~ 80k per drink, it’s kind of pricey, but considering it’s in the city center, I can live with it. Plus, 10k/motor parking fee. The space is nice. Quiet, well-decorated, with some cute photo corners. It’s good for light work or catching up with friends. But here’s where things go downhill: I could clearly hear the owner and staff snapping at each other behind the counter. Not exactly the kind of background noise you want when you’re trying to relax. If there’s tension among staff, maybe keep it behind closed doors? Also, the vibe from the owner was off. They sounded polite, but the facial expressions said otherwise. You can fake words and tone, but it’s hard to fake your face. That passive-aggressive energy? Yeah, we felt it. And another thing — in a quiet café, yes, you can hear other people talk. That’s normal. But constantly reminding customers to lower their voices? It’s a bit much. People are here to enjoy themselves, not sit in silence like they’re in a library. In short: pretty place, okay drinks, but the atmosphere and attitude? Big no. I...

When I first entered, one of the employee spoke to me in Vietnamese and I’m like sorry (I can’t speak Vietnamese). There was a lot of people when I went and the space is quite small however, the staff was so kind to let me sit somewhere where I could see the church and do some people watching. He had to ask a bunch of other customers if he could take the chair that someone is using with their laptop on for me to have a chair. But the. I wanted to see the church and when he saw me looking around, he guided me to the other side with a window, but there were also some customers seating there but I think they finished their drinks, so I was able to sit beside the window with the church view. 🫶🏻🤗 The cafe itself was very aesthetic and the drinks were also good and of course pretty. The staff...

This place suits its name which means “go home”. It’s not only the vibes but the hospitality and their friendliness that made it feel like home (despite the language barrier). Also the most friendly staff we met from all the cafes we visited; and that will always make me remember this place.

It was hidden on the 4th floor of an old house (or apartment). The entrance was actually the same to someone else’s house, so we didn’t expect it. But after we entered the main door and climbed the stairs a bit, the sign could be seen.

It was quite an effort to reached the 4th floor. But it’s all worth it. Home made food, good drinks, good place. Couldn’t...