Tube Coffee Shop
Unique cafe with drinks served in bamboo tubes, creating a rustic feel. On holidays, the cafe adds red and yellow details to make the space even more attractive for morning check-ins.
Address: 1A Suong Nguyet Anh, District 1.
Old coffee shop
Like its name, the shop has a nostalgic style with wooden tables and chairs and old objects such as lathe door frames, color TVs, ceramic vases, straw rolls, rice flowers, cyclos waiting for flowers... But thanks to that, when decorated with newspapers and national flags, the space seems to take people to a Northern countryside on September 2, a time when the August Revolution was successful.
Address: 708a Ten Lua Street, Binh Tan.
TRAFFEE SG
The space of the shop has a modern feel but is cleverly decorated with red and yellow from the national flag and decorative silk ribbons, making the holiday atmosphere more bustling. The highlight that makes TRAFFEE SG remembered by many people is the atmosphere that evokes the spirit of National Day in the heart of the city.
Address: 351/4 Le Van Sy, District 3.
Tibon by Jayden
Tibon's rustic vintage sidewalk style is enhanced by the red flags hanging all over the alley. The open space, simple tables and chairs, serving hand flags, conical hats printed with the national flag and red paper cups, is an ideal meeting place for visitors to immerse themselves in the festive atmosphere right in the middle of the street.
Address: 229 Hoang Sa, District 1.
Coffee Tray
Mam Coffee is dressed in bright red for the occasion: from the entrance with a large Vietnamese flag to the interior space decorated with Hanoi Moi newspaper, a special reminder of Hanoi's historical autumn. The cozy space, full of natural light, is an ideal choice for photos celebrating National Day.
Address: 26F6 DN6, An Suong Residential Area, District 12.
Han Coffee Shop
Decorated since early August, Han Café has been filled with red flags with yellow stars, old newspaper stands and posters of the “Declaration of Independence”. Although the space is small, it is divided into three corners with separate lines including “Independence - Freedom - Happiness”; “Nothing is more precious than independence and freedom” and “Independence Radio” so that customers can immerse themselves in the atmosphere of National Day.
Address: 1162 Pham Van Dong, Thu Duc.
NyNa Coffee
Right in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, NyNa captivates young people with its white and red tones accented with a touch of yellow on this holiday. Combined with a simple yet sophisticated and bright decor, the space is modern and youthful, suitable for groups of young people who need a fresh space but still retain the spirit of September 2nd.
Address: 212B/D18B Nguyen Trai, District 1.
Milk Tea Shop 14 Feb
Like a flower shop, the 14 Feb milk tea shop, although not very spacious, still attracts customers with its bright red color in a corner dedicated to National Day. The wall is hung with Vietnamese flags and old newspapers everywhere so that customers can join in the atmosphere of the important day with the capital Hanoi on September 2.
Address: 125/48/2 Le Duc Tho, Go Vap.
Cafe Creator
Possessing a small but airy space, it brings a rustic but no less patriotic feeling with red flags with yellow stars hanging all over the yard, under the green trees. Next to the red flag with yellow stars motif is the publication "Declaration of Independence" placed with a large calendar on September 2nd to remind of the upcoming important event of the nation.
Address: 52G Vu Huy Tan, Binh Thanh.
One Days Coffee
Located far from the center of Ho Chi Minh City, One Days Coffee is a place that many young people who love photography visit because of its neat decoration on National Day. Not only hanging flags, the shop also puts up pictures of President Ho Chi Minh, reminding people of their gratitude to the beloved father of the nation on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of National Day.
Address: 1143 Binh Quoi, Binh Thanh.
From rustic, nostalgic shops to modern, youthful spaces, Saigon coffee shops have all put on new clothes to celebrate National Day. On the occasion of the September 2nd holiday, visiting a coffee shop is not only to enjoy the familiar taste of coffee, but also to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of flags and flowers, capturing brilliant moments with the city.
