soo coffee & bakery _ DQ

**A solid local gem in Thảo Điền! 🐾☕️** Soo Coffee is definitely one to add to your Saigon café list, especially if you're a pet parent. Tucked at the end of Alley 23A Trần Ngọc Diện, the walk in is super charming, with lush greenery and a laid-back neighborhood vibe. You can park your motorbike along the alley, making it easy to grab a coffee and explore the nearby shops. The café has two floors, both with high ceilings, plenty of natural light, and a breezy, comfortable atmosphere. Everything feels clean, spacious, and well-maintained. **The real highlight? They genuinely love pets here.** 🥹🤍 Unlike many cafés that only allow pets in outdoor areas, Soo Coffee welcomes them inside. The staff greeted my furry friends with so much warmth and even brought them their own little cup of water without being asked. Such a small gesture, but it really made my day. Major brownie points for that! The coffee and pastries are good, too, and the staff are happy to help you choose if you're unsure what to order. Everyone was incredibly friendly, attentive, and welcoming throughout the visit. Honestly, it's the kind of place that makes you want to come back, not just for the coffee but for the hospitality. Huge thanks to the Soo Coffee team for making both pets and their humans feel so welcome. **Pet-friendly, great vibes, lovely people. Definitely worth checking out if you're around Thảo Điền!** 🐶✨

I can only give this place 2 stars the earl grey ice cream was very good, but My wife and her friends drinks were terrible, the place was very loud, uncomfortable and place looked in bad shape. It could use some renovations. Looked very unappealing and no decorations on the wall looked very boring. I definitely wouldn't comeback and had high hopes judging by the reviews. Sadly, I can't recommend this place way too loud and not relaxing. The chairs were painful to sit on as well.

Great coffee and pastries. I also tried their caramel earl grey cake the other day and it was really good 🤤There’s a big floor upstairs that is ideal for working. They have a lot of food options I haven’t tried yet, but all the food I’ve had has been pretty tasty so far 👌🏽

1. What you get for the price doesn't seem worth it. 2. As an American who lived in NY I can tell you this isn't NY style banana pudding. There's no vanilla wafers which is probably the best part and it was what I was looking for. 3. The cinnamon roll was tough and they didn't provide enough icing. 4.the lemon pound cake was so dry, it was awful. If someone is paying around 100k VND per little dessert they should get a good product and I don't consider any of these good. I'm very shocked that after seeing all these reviews, most people loved it.

내돈내산 I didn’t expect the coffee to be outstanding, as I assumed it would be similar to many other cafés. I ordered a latte, and the taste was actually quite similar to the latte I usually drink in Korea. The fresh Da Lat milk was rich and creamy, balanced with a slight bitterness from the coffee. I’ve returned a few times, and for me, the latte is the drink I would recommend here. Since I also run a café abroad, I personally prefer coffee with a more distinctive character, created through carefully blended formulas using different single-origin beans. This place is more suitable for take-away. Sitting in can feel a bit inconvenient. There are a few floors upstairs, but the layout feels quite cramped, making it difficult to work comfortably. Once one or two groups come in, the space becomes very noisy. Just something to keep in mind.