A’dor Café

One of the cooler cafes in Hà Đô Centrosa. The drinks are alright and the presentation is fine ; nothing too impressive. The place itself is spacious and nicely designed though: cool, pretty, and great for photos. The young staff are nice and polite too, which is a plus since I’ve run into some weird attitudes and service at other shophouses around Hà Đô.

Here’s a polished English version for your Google review: Adore Café, located in the Hà Đô area, is one of those places that keeps drawing me back. There’s something about the atmosphere that feels incredibly calm, cozy, and timeless. I’ve visited many times before, but this is actually my first time writing a review. What I love most about Adore is the sense of comfort and peace it offers. The café is spacious, with tables thoughtfully arranged so guests can enjoy their own conversations without feeling crowded or disturbed by others. Even when the café is busy, it still feels relaxed and comfortable. The layout is one of my favorite features. At the center of the café is a beautiful island-style coffee and pastry bar, surrounded by different seating areas. You can choose a seat by the window, near the coffee displays, or in one of the quieter corners if you’re looking for a bit more privacy. Whether you’re meeting friends, reading a book, or working on your laptop, there’s a perfect spot for everyone. The entire space is clean, well-organized, and beautifully designed. The central coffee bar feels artistic and elegant, giving the café a unique character that makes it stand out from many others in Saigon. The menu offers a good variety of coffee, tea, and fruit-based drinks. During my visits, I’ve tried their coconut coffee and several fruit drinks, and I’ve enjoyed them all. The quality is consistent, and everything is presented nicely. The staff are another highlight. Everyone is friendly, welcoming, and genuinely attentive. The drinks are slightly more expensive than average, but considering the atmosphere, service, and overall experience, I think the prices are completely reasonable. This is one of my favorite cafés in Saigon whenever I want a quiet place to relax, read, work, or simply slow down for a while. I’ve returned many times already, and I’m sure I’ll keep coming back. A must place to be 🌿

Spacious with minimalist designed. Drinks are normal decent price however they also taste very decent nothing special. The bar/kitchen is in the middle of everything it’s very loud and distracted esp when you’re aiming to study w/o headphones. There was a girl that serves me she seemed upset & tired. not sure if all the staff were this unfriendly but if they can smile to each other they sure can to the customers? You need to go to the next building for the bathroom bc they don’t have one.

Spacious and minimalism design. This place can be another option for work coffee besides Wayne’s at Viettel tower. However it is quite noisy here may be because of the way the cafe chose the music and how it makes people talk louder and louder. Price ranges is almost on bar with the workshop. Coffee is ok.

The place is airy, ample lights, good wifi. Extreme downside is you cant work here. They crack music so high that you can barely focus. Secondly, too many local gatherings, makes it unbearable to even take a phone call sitting inside. all in all total, ok.