
Five shops with the same menu, the same prices, the same 24-hour opening. But they sit in five quite different parts of the city, so the customers differ sharply. Knowing which is where lets you pick the one that suits what you are doing.
Right by Ben Thanh market, near the walking street. The busiest foot traffic of the five, both local and visiting.
Suits: grabbing something while walking around the centre, or sitting with a nut milk coffee after the market.
Its own line: 0926.166.166.
On a main road in an office district. This shop has the most pronounced rhythm of the five: busy early as office workers head in, then busy again late as they head home.
Suits: breakfast before work and a late meal after a long day. Also the most convenient for deliveries to the office buildings around it.
Its own line: 0926.193.193.
At the start of Tran Hung Dao, a few minutes' walk from Ben Thanh. A compact shop, built for speed.
Suits: anyone in a hurry — stop, collect, go. The best of the five for somebody passing on the way to work with no time to sit.
Its own line: 0926.195.195.
In the middle of the De Tham – Bui Vien area. This shop has the highest proportion of foreign customers, and it is where opening around the clock makes most obvious sense — the area lives at night.
Suits: visitors looking for vegan food, and anybody needing to eat at one or two in the morning. It is also where the most questions about ingredients come up, since travellers eating fully vegan tend to ask in more detail.
Its own line: 0923.166.166.
The only shop outside District 1, and the most distinctive of the five: it sits inside the District 7 branch of the Chay 365 restaurant rather than in its own unit. Close to Phu My Hung and the Tan Thuan export processing zone.
Suits: customers in District 7 and Nha Be, and people working in the processing zone. For anyone around Phu My Hung it is the only shop inside the free-delivery radius.
Its own line: 0925.166.166.
| If you are | Most convenient |
| Walking around the centre | 38 Lê Thị Riêng |
| Commuting early or home late | 15B Nguyễn Thị Minh Khai |
| In a hurry, stopping briefly | 2B Trần Hưng Đạo |
| In the backpacker quarter, or eating at 2am | 148B Đề Thám |
| In District 7, Nha Be or Phu My Hung | 210 Bùi Văn Ba |
All open around the clock, but each has its own rhythm — worth knowing if you want to avoid a wait:
A general rule for all five: 7:00–8:30 and 11:00–13:00 are the two busiest windows. If you need speed, avoid those, or call ahead and collect.
The four District 1 shops are all on busy roads, so where to stop is a real question:
The shared line 0923.183.183 works for all of them — an order placed there goes to whichever shop is nearest the delivery address. That is the one to use for deliveries, since a shorter journey means warmer bread.
The individual lines above are useful when you want a specific shop — for instance, you are standing nearby and want to know whether they still have something.
Orders from 500,000d are delivered free within 5km of whichever shop is nearest the delivery address, not from one fixed point. Having five spread across the city covers considerably more ground than one large shop in the middle would.
Addresses beyond 5km are still delivered, with a charge based on the actual distance.
Yes, and the same 24-hour opening. What differs is the neighbourhood and the kind of customer.
148B Đề Thám, in the De Tham – Bui Vien area. It has the highest proportion of foreign customers and fields the most questions about ingredients.
It sits inside the District 7 branch of the Chay 365 restaurant rather than in its own unit. For anyone around Phu My Hung it is the only shop inside the free-delivery radius.
For delivery, the shared line 0923.183.183 — the order goes to whichever shop is nearest, so the bread arrives warm. A direct line is useful when you want one specific shop.
From whichever shop is nearest the delivery address, not from one fixed point. Five shops spread out covers far more ground than one in the middle.
Yes, with a charge based on the actual distance, quoted before the order is confirmed.
Translating every item into English sounds friendlier. But with vegan food, translation misleads in exactly the place where it matters most.
The shop sits in the backpacker quarter, so questions from foreign customers fall into a few clear groups — several of which local customers never ask
The four District 1 shops sit around the centre but in four different directions. From Ben Thanh, which is nearest depends on whether you're walking o
The obvious search returns a muddle: places closed years ago, meat restaurants with a vegan section, and places kilometres away.

Vegan banh mi and plant-based coffee in Ho Chi Minh City. Five shops open 24/7 including Sundays and holidays. Free delivery within 5km on orders from 500,000d.