DaeShim Coffee

The space was compact but thoughtfully arranged—low tables, comfy cushions, and a few Instagrammable corners made it a go-to for casual hangouts and study sessions. ☕️ The menu was affordable (₫1–100,000) and included: Korean-style drinks like sweet potato latte and yuja tea Espresso-based drinks and Vietnamese coffee Light snacks and desserts, often with a Korean twist Their iced matcha latte and bingsu-inspired desserts were especially popular, offering a sweet, refreshing break from Saigon’s heat. With a 3.3-star rating from over 200 reviews, DaeShim Coffee was appreciated for its ambiance and aesthetic, though some noted inconsistencies in service. Despite its closure, it remains fondly remembered by those who enjoyed its cozy, Seoul-inspired charm. DaeShim Coffee was a cozy, Korean-style café known for its minimalist aesthetic, soft lighting, and youthful energy. With its pastel tones, clean design, and K-pop playlist humming in the background, it was a favorite among students and fans of Korean café culture. If you’re looking for similar Korean-style cafés in Saigon, I’d be happy to recommend a few that are still open!