Tucked in an alley at the crossroads of Tran Quoc Thao and Ky Dong streets in Ho Chi Minh City’s District 3, May Café is a different world of quietness and comfort.
May Café is crowded all during the week but it doesn’t get noisy as patrons respect the quiet space.
The café covers a large area divided into individually decorated rooms. Outside is an open space with eye-catching white tables and chairs.
The first floor of May Café has elegant sofas. The second floor has two rooms for young customers. In these rooms, customers can move the tables and chairs to suit their taste. Big pillows in bright colors are placed everywhere and guests can lie around. On summer afternoons, you may see some people having a nap.
May Café is a great place for part-time workers and people who need to relax. Bring along a laptop or a book to entertain yourself or just relax all day long.
At May Café, you will also have a chance to play “wood pulling.” This game, common at cafés and tea shops, is suitable for parties and people of all ages. To play - place strips of wood to make a tower. If your wood strips collapse the tower, you lose. You can practice by playing on your own.
There is a great selection of drinks at May Café priced at VND25,000-35,000 (US$1.40-2). The friendly staff provide excellent service.
Comfort is the feeling visitors have when they come to May Café. It is no exaggeration that this café is the perfect choice for people who need to chill out.
Reported by Diem Thu |