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April Tea Shop
Address: 1 Nhieu Tu Street, Ward 7, Phu Nhuan District.
With less than three weeks until Lunar New Year, the spring atmosphere has already made an impressive impact at April Tea Shop since the beginning of January.
The impressive space attracts many young people to visit during this time.
The space at April Tea Shop is decorated with many unique photo spots for Tet (Vietnamese Lunar New Year), inspired by the style of Tet celebrations of the past. In the days leading up to Tet, the shop transforms into a dazzling and beautiful space. The courtyard becomes stylish with bouquets of flowers in various colors and a striking wall of red envelopes. Classic blue porcelain vases displaying vibrant yellow apricot blossoms add a touch of elegance to the Tet scene. Particularly impressive is the miniature scene recreating the incense-making village of Hue in the front of the shop, captivating many visitors.
The miniature landscape of Huong Village in Hue has been causing a sensation on social media recently.
The cafe is famous for its many Instagrammable spots, offering plenty of opportunities for customers to take photos. However, please note that if you change into a second outfit or more, April Tea Shop will charge an additional fee of 200,000 VND for taking photos.
No matter which corner of the shop you're in, you'll be able to take some really festive photos.
Pho Ma Coffee & Tea
Address: 89A Nguyen Dinh Chieu Street, Vo Thi Sau Ward, District 3.
Pho Ma Coffee & Tea is one of the cafes in Saigon that started decorating for Tet 2024 earliest. Customers will be surprised by the spacious interior, decorated according to a Tet concept with a prominent red color scheme, creating a wonderful picture of warmth and reunion.
'Spring Flowers' leads into the cafe's space.
In particular, Pho Ma Coffee & Tea pays meticulous attention to every detail, arranging various miniature scenes to provide customers with many artistic spaces to experience Tet (Vietnamese New Year). Just point your camera, and you'll instantly capture dazzling and vibrant moments to welcome the new year. Especially, Pho Ma Coffee & Tea allows customers to take photos and change clothes freely without charge.
If you prefer to avoid crowds, you can visit Pho Ma Coffee & Tea during the morning hours. This is the ideal time to enjoy the peaceful and beautiful atmosphere the cafe offers.
At Pho Ma Coffee & Tea, you can also enjoy treats that bring back childhood memories.
The Seat Cafe
Address: 491/2 Le Van Sy Street, Ward 12, District 3.
If you're looking for a uniquely decorated cafe in Saigon for Tet (Vietnamese Lunar New Year), then head to The Seat Cafe – a space with a distinctly Tet-themed ambiance.
The cafe has a small but cozy space, with many charmingly decorated corners perfect for taking Instagram-worthy photos. The cafe's Tet (Lunar New Year) concept is carefully crafted with a deep red color scheme, deeply traditional yet with a touch of modernity. Against this backdrop of red, the space is further enhanced by touches of yellow from apricot blossoms and chrysanthemums. In addition, the paintings and photographs decorating the cafe evoke memories of springtime in old Hanoi.
Every corner of the cafe has both classic and modern touches.
Visitors to The Seat Cafe also receive lovely postcards as souvenirs. If you're wondering where to take Tet photos in Saigon, stop by The Seat Cafe to enjoy coffee while capturing some truly memorable spring photos.
The paintings and photographs decorating the cafe also evoke memories of springtime in old Hanoi.
Chieu Cafe
Address: 195 Pham Van Chieu Street, Ward 14, Go Vap District.
Stepping into Chieu Cafe is like traveling back to the spring of the 1990s, where the hustle and bustle and modernity of the city streets disappear, leaving behind a peaceful, tranquil cafe with its own private haven. The first impression for every customer is the spacious courtyard overflowing with color, where delicate and beautiful decorative elements create an impressive focal point for Chieu.
Stepping into Chieu Cafe is like entering a world of your own.
Exploring this cafe, you'll encounter familiar objects from the past: an old sewing machine, a black and white television, a peacock-patterned blanket... all symbols of the past, recounting the nostalgic beauty of Chieu. These details are not merely decorations, but gently awaken childhood memories in each person's heart.
The vibrant chrysanthemum blossoms burst forth on the rustic straw mound, creating a small garden resembling a miniature Tet market. The warm and inviting atmosphere is like a living painting, inviting guests to immerse themselves in the spirit of spring and Tet of yesteryear.
Customers visiting Chieu are delighted with the Tet (Lunar New Year) themed decorations in the outdoor space of the cafe.
Caramew Cafe
Address: 108/26A Tran Quang Dieu Street, Ward 14, District 3.
Caramew Cafe is attracting attention online with its cozy, traditional Tet (Vietnamese New Year) concept, perfect for taking photos in traditional ao dai dresses.
During the Lunar New Year season, Caramew dons a vibrant "spring maiden" outfit.
From the ground floor to the first floor or even the outdoor patio, Caramew Cafe utilizes every space to create impressive photo opportunities for customers. Although the cafe is always crowded, with its well-designed layout, you can still easily enjoy your own private space and take pictures.
Caramew Cafe also allows changing rooms at no extra charge. So feel free to bring extra clothes if you want to take many photos in different outfits.
