KAIWA - ORIENTAL TEAHOUSE

Kaiwa in my impression is a bit like a pub, maybe because I often pass by Kaiwa when the shop is lit up, the red letters on the 2nd floor and the lights in the neighborhood called "Japanese street" are also a Among those reasons, Kaiwa is a tea shop, with an unexpectedly spacious and quiet space. . Kaiwa looks somewhat modest from the outside, but the space inside the shop is divided into two areas, each with two floors of space. With the main color tone of blue and white, design and decoration aiming at simplicity and neatness, Kaiwa brings a cool, private and comfortable green space. Each floor is equipped with enough indoor light and natural light, something I really like. And in addition to the common spaces, Kaiwa also has private rooms, suitable as coworking spaces for large groups. Coming to Kaiwa, I find it most suitable for studying or working, a tea shop with a Japanese feel so everything is light. . And if you want a space to chat, Kaiwa also has outdoor table corners . Kaiwa follows a model that quite a few shops do at the moment - focusing on matcha. Right in the main room, Kaiwa also displays many ingredients that the shop wants to introduce with basic information. Kaiwa's menu is also mainly matcha drinks, carefully selected to bring quality to the drinks. This time I tried Matcha Latte (65k) and Sunbeam (65k). The matcha flavor is mild, with a characteristic fishy taste but not unpleasant at all. Sunbeam is genmaicha with corn milk so you will feel the aroma of roasted rice and the slight sweetness from corn milk. I quite like this dish. . Recently Kaiwa also organized a workshop on Origami. With Kaiwa's space and orientation, I find workshops like this very suitable. The security guard at Kaiwa is also gentle and likable, another plus point! #songkran2024 #mytravelhacks #cherryblossom2024 #historicallandmarks #localguides #goodfoods #cafe #coffeeshop #saigon