
Customers ask us this often: what time does the kitchen start so that there is hot bread in the morning? The honest answer is four. That is when the bread comes out of the oven, the tofu comes out of the freezer to thaw, and the vegan cold cut is sliced thin — all so that it is ready for the customers who arrive at six and seven.
All five shops are open 24 hours, so the kitchen never fully closes. There is somebody on through the night, and there is Bơ Đường and Đậu Hũ Cay for the ride-hailing drivers, the night security staff, and anyone finishing late.
Each shop has at least one member of staff through the night, serving, wrapping and taking delivery orders. The main kitchen takes a few short hours off and then comes back for the early morning.
The night shift uses the quiet to prep the vegetables, pickle the carrot, and cook the sauces. Doing it then is what keeps the early morning from piling up, and what keeps customers from waiting.
A Thập Cẩm at 59,000d or a Thượng Hạng Premium at 75,000d is not simply a matter of assembling it. The crust has to be crisp, the filling hot enough, the vegetables fresh that day. Those three things have to line up in time, or the loaf is not what it should be.
The drinks need preparation of their own. The pearls for Nut Milk Bubble Tea at 45,000d and the Brown Sugar version at 48,000d have to be cooked on schedule to stay soft. Nut Milk Coffee at 45,000d needs the beans ground each session to keep the aroma. Jasmine Lemon Tea at 36,000d is brewed in small batches rather than made up for the whole day.
Making a lot at once is easier for the kitchen, but tea left standing goes flat and pearls left standing go hard. We make small batches instead — slightly harder work, and the drink is still good when it reaches the customer.
Because the kitchen barely stops, you can call whenever you like. Call 0923.183.183 for delivery, or come to one of the five shops: 38 Lê Thị Riêng, 15B Nguyễn Thị Minh Khai, 2B Trần Hưng Đạo and 148B Đề Thám in District 1, and 210 Bùi Văn Ba in District 7. Orders from 500,000d within 5km are delivered free.
Knowing when the kitchen works lets you time your order to the bread coming out of the oven. Early in the morning it is straight from the oven, hot and crisp. Late at night there is still Bơ Đường and Black Coffee for anyone working the small hours. No part of the day is left uncovered.
Yes. All five shops run around the clock, night shift included, with somebody in the kitchen at any hour.
Yes — call 0923.183.183. The night menu has the same loaves and drinks as the day.
Around 6:00 to 7:00 in the morning and 11:00 to 12:00 at midday are when the most loaves come out of the oven. There are fresh batches in the evening too, in smaller numbers.
Orders from 500,000d within 5km of the nearest shop.
Yes — call the hotline in advance so the shop has the right quantity ready at the time you need it.
Yes. All five keep the same 24-hour schedule; none closes earlier than the others.
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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.