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Private Saigon City by Motorbike & Local Coffee
Explore Saigon by motorbike, visit iconic landmarks, and enjoy authentic Cà Phê Bệt like a local.
Cong Caphe is a cafe in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City.
Editorially verified July 1, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.

Guided tour · 4 hours
Explore Saigon by motorbike, visit iconic landmarks, and enjoy authentic Cà Phê Bệt like a local.

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Address: 42 Nguyen Hue Street, Ben Nghe Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City
Partea is an English tearoom inside the Cafe Apartment on Nguyen Hue, serving a long list of loose-leaf teas in vintage porcelain in a chintzy room.
OrderA pot of loose-leaf tea with the scones.
DrinkAfternoon tea
TipIt is one of dozens of cafes stacked in the Cafe Apartment; the tea list is the reason to climb up.
The Japanese specialty brand % Arabica occupies the fourth floor of the Cafe Apartment, a minimalist white counter pouring precise espresso downtown.
OrderThe signature Kyoto latte or a clean espresso.
DrinkKyoto latte
TipIt sits on the 4th floor of the Cafe Apartment; go early to beat the queue for a window seat.
Trung Nguyen Legend is the flagship cafe of Vietnam's biggest coffee company, a grand Le Loi space serving the brand's phin-brewed robusta blends.
OrderA phin of the Legend blend, black or with condensed milk.
DrinkVietnamese phin coffee
TipIt is a polished chain flagship, handy for a downtown coffee break with reliable air conditioning.
Old Compass is a bohemian third-floor cafe and cultural space hidden down a Pasteur alley, a bookish, old-world room for drip coffee, tea and events.
OrderA Vietnamese drip coffee with a slice of cake.
DrinkVietnamese drip coffee
TipIt is up three flights down an alley by Liberty Citypoint; the entrance is easy to miss, so watch for the sign.
The Vagabond is a patisserie and cafe set in a restored old villa in Da Kao, pairing carefully made French pastries and cakes with coffee in a calm room.
OrderA French pastry from the counter with a flat white.
DrinkCoffee and French pastries
TipThe old-house setting is the draw; the pastry case is best stocked earlier in the day.
Partea is an English tearoom inside the Cafe Apartment on Nguyen Hue, serving a long list of loose-leaf teas in vintage porcelain in a chintzy room.
OrderA pot of loose-leaf tea with the scones.
DrinkAfternoon tea
TipIt is one of dozens of cafes stacked in the Cafe Apartment; the tea list is the reason to climb up.
The Japanese specialty brand % Arabica occupies the fourth floor of the Cafe Apartment, a minimalist white counter pouring precise espresso downtown.
OrderThe signature Kyoto latte or a clean espresso.
DrinkKyoto latte
TipIt sits on the 4th floor of the Cafe Apartment; go early to beat the queue for a window seat.
Trung Nguyen Legend is the flagship cafe of Vietnam's biggest coffee company, a grand Le Loi space serving the brand's phin-brewed robusta blends.
OrderA phin of the Legend blend, black or with condensed milk.
DrinkVietnamese phin coffee
TipIt is a polished chain flagship, handy for a downtown coffee break with reliable air conditioning.
Cafe Slow is a calm, greenery-filled coffee shop tucked down a Thao Dien lane, a work-friendly spot for slow-brewed Vietnamese coffee and a quiet morning.
OrderA slow-brew filter of Vietnamese single origin.
DrinkSlow-brew filter coffee
TipIt is down a residential lane in Thao Dien; the garden seating is the reason to seek it out.
Old Compass is a bohemian third-floor cafe and cultural space hidden down a Pasteur alley, a bookish, old-world room for drip coffee, tea and events.
OrderA Vietnamese drip coffee with a slice of cake.
DrinkVietnamese drip coffee
TipIt is up three flights down an alley by Liberty Citypoint; the entrance is easy to miss, so watch for the sign.
The Vagabond is a patisserie and cafe set in a restored old villa in Da Kao, pairing carefully made French pastries and cakes with coffee in a calm room.
OrderA French pastry from the counter with a flat white.
DrinkCoffee and French pastries
TipThe old-house setting is the draw; the pastry case is best stocked earlier in the day.