Mille Mille - Boutique Store - Trần Cao Vân — Restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City

Mille Mille is an exquisite café that truly stands out in the heart of the city. From the moment you step in, you're greeted by a warm and inviting ambiance, with cozy seating and tasteful décor. The menu is a delightful blend of classic and innovative offerings, with their signature mille-feuille being an absolute must-try. Each layer of the pastry is perfectly flaky and melts in your mouth, while the cream filling is light and not overly sweet. The coffee selection is also impressive, with each cup brewed to perfection, catering to both espresso enthusiasts and those who prefer a milder blend. The staff at Mille Mille are attentive and friendly, always ensuring a pleasant experience. Whether you're there for a quick coffee break or a leisurely afternoon, Mille Mille provides a perfect setting. It’s a gem that promises a memorable experience for...

The atmosphere is quite lovely — the high ceiling lets the light pour in beautifully. The coffee is good. The service, however, moves like molasses — if the molasses were also a grumpy old man. The ham in the ham croissant is of good quality, but the croissant as a whole tastes rather like a lonely uncle’s heel scraping at a nail salon.

The truffle croissant is ideal for those who dislike matcha, as the flavour is entirely absent. The strawberry croissant, on the other hand, is perfect if you wish to keep birds away from your berries by making them completely inedible.

The paper cups for water felt a bit cheap, though I do understand the need for thriftiness in this economy. The butter used in the croissants tastes like the sort of New Zealand export they wouldn’t use themselves.

All in all, though, a good experience — I’ll...

This is one of the nice and spacious place to enjoy your crossiant and coffee.

We had banana Nutella, lasagna and cheese garlic butter crossiants. For ice coffee, we ordered matcha latte, dripped white coffee and pandan coffee. The pandan coffee is surprising rich, and the lasagna crossiant was surprisingly tasty.

The food was delicious and great tasting, and the picturesque deco and setting really enhances your appetite.

Certainly one of the places to come back for more, with a gigantic crossiant as its backdrop. Too bad the crossiant was not hanging from the rooftop like the other branch, but the deco is nevertheless tastefully done. Coupled with nice city music, makes for an idillic afternoon in this...