Rêverie - Make dreams taste real - Cafe in Ho Chi Minh City

I had a truly wonderful experience here! The food was delightful, though perhaps not the absolute best I've ever had. 😋 The service was impeccable, with the staff being incredibly attentive and friendly. 🥰 The atmosphere was so calming and inviting, perfect for relaxing. 🌳 Definitely worth a visit! ✨

Very cute cats! Matcha and coffee also very tasty

📍 ʀᴇᴠᴇʀᴇ - ꜰᴜʟʟ ʜᴏᴜꜱᴇ - I was in the neighbourhood and was searching for a cafe I hadn't visited yet. Ended up choosing Rêverie Full House, and the experience was such an intriguing blend of art, calm, and character. The space stretches across three narrow floors, each filled with creative touches and soft, quiet corners. The staff were kind, patient, and able to walk me through the drink options even without an English menu, which I really appreciated. My coffee was simple and decent, nothing over the top, I let the barista choose a drink for me which I rarely do and it was fine but the setting made it enjoyable. What truly gave the café its charm were the resident cats drifting in and out of view like they owned the place. It might be a bit difficult to find but it's located right at the alley next to Mai House Hotel. Follow the signs and don't be afraid to step into the entrance and through a large rotating stone door

Cozy place with one side looking out to a small green field, which is hard to find especially in this central part of HCMC. There are yarns for sewing and a wall full of notes and art you can add to. Very calm and chill. Entrance is a bit hard to find but it helps creating an oasis experience.

Unique art space with 3 levels. The only issue is the stairs as not all parts have railings and small steps. If you are 1.8m or taller, you might find level 2 and 3 very tight. Decent drinks and quiet. There is 1 resident cat. 1 of the young guy speaks decent English. No English menu but luckily the guy could explain to us the different coffees with/without milk, etc. Limited drink menu. Wished they had more tea without milk varieties for tea drinkers.