MANKI TRUE ARTISAN CAFE

The beginning of my wandering post in Saigon is a cafe located right in the heart of bustling and bustling District 1. I was introduced to Manki by a friend because "it's really your type", and indeed Manki is truly my type, everyone. An unobtrusive cafe, hidden in an apartment complex, but with personal touches. Personality and soul are also very special to be able to stay in the hearts of guests (especially guests from far away like me). . The space at Manki is suitable, not too modest but not too spacious. There are approximately 7-8 tables in the house: there are double tables for those who come to work individually or for light dates; There are also large tables for slightly larger groups. ✨ The overall space in the house with its quiet brown-beige colors and the fragrant scent of coffee enveloping it brings a strange feeling of calm, slowness and relaxation. . And another thing I love about Manki is the balcony space overlooking Ly Tu Trong street where many vehicles pass by. Green trees, bright yellow sunlight and a few cool breezes, watching the streets full of life, feels like a lifetime. . Manki focuses a lot on coffee. My friend also praised the coffee at Manki very much. I stopped by the shop when I was a bit sunstroke + coffee drunk, so I only dared to order Almond Affogato (85k), but it really suits my taste. One of the few restaurants I went to in Saigon that impressed me with its drinks! The almond cream is extremely filling, and the coffee blends well too. If I have the opportunity to return to Saigon, Manki will still be on my wishlist. #songkran2024 #mytravelhacks #cherryblossom2024 #historicallandmarks #localguides #goodfoods #cafe #coffeeshop