My favourite cafe in Saigon 🥹 The interior is beautiful and comfortable to work from, the pastry’s are so fresh and delicious, the staff are so kind! I found myself returning so many times!


The Dreamers Bakery & Coffee - Bakery in Ho Chi Minh City

About This Place
The Dreamers Bakery & Coffee occupies a multi-floor space on Thảo Điền street, operating Wednesday through Sunday from 6:30 AM and functioning as a genuine working bakery rather than a café that happens to stock a few pastries. The croissants are the anchor — repeatedly singled out in reviews as the flakiest and most buttery in Saigon, with a French colleague's endorsement cited as confirmation. The counter extends well beyond plain croissants: cheese garlic, chocolate, ham and cheese, pâté chaud, and a pistachio-strawberry cruffin sit alongside passion fruit-pistachio and butterscotch New York rolls, fruit Danish, and apple turnovers.
The 88k morning combo — any coffee paired with any pastry — is the best-value entry point in a neighborhood where breakfast prices run high. For a fuller meal, the Dreamers breakfast set at 125k VND covers more ground. The KremSant boxes add a structured dessert option in three versions: tiramisu with mascarpone and Amaretto, Japanese matcha with pure whipping cream, and a coconut build using fresh coconut milk and young coconut meat.
The larger of two Thao Dien locations, the upstairs floor is quieter and draws the laptop crowd; the ground floor picks up noise on weekends. The interior leans toward greenery, natural light, and warm tones without the maximalist styling that fills many nearby cafés. Coffee runs 70k–120k, with cappuccinos at 75k. Service is consistently fast.
What gives this place staying power in a dense café district is the range: savory cropizza rolls stuffed with chorizo, bacon, or chicken sausage sit alongside delicate cruffins and cream-filled tarts, giving it genuine morning-to-midday breadth that most single-concept coffee shops in the area cannot match.
What to order at The Dreamers Bakery & Coffee

Yule Log Cake 600G
495k VND

Macaron Box
495k VND

Bánh Christmas Fruit Cake 650G
430k VND

Panettone Cake 450G
430k VND

Sauté Diced Beef
269k VND
Food
Full menu below · prices in VND.
Reviews
Their coffee and pastry combo is a reasonably good deal for this area. The combo includes a large variety of both savory and sweet pastries. I would recommend this coffee shop as to meet friends for a chat or to work quietly, due to its atmosphere together with the coffee and pastry combo. If they didn't have the combo, I wouldn't recommend it as I feel it's overpriced. Some outdoor ground level seating, but it would be quite noisy with the traffic; a couple of tables on the ground floor. The main seating area with toilets is upstairs: spacious, a variety of seating options and a play corner for children. Pleasing decor and architecture. I ordered the salted egg croissant but it's quite different from what they show on their menu (far less salted egg topping). I also had the cold brew cam xa which was basically watered-down coffee with a hint of lemon grass and orange - not recommended. My friend ordered the tiramisu coffee and she said it tasted like bac xiu, not tiramisu. Her chicken pie seemed to be a generous amount of crust. Serve-yourself chilled water is available on the first floor. Service was prompt and friendly. There is motorbike parking in the front (although rather limited) with a helpful and friendly security guard. Turning off the main road onto Thao Dien, this shop was rather difficult to spot due to poor signage - and it's right at the Y intersection, so you'll be more distracted by trying to negotiate the traffic if you're driving then spotting the coffee shop. Right beside it is a second coffee shop with even more limited parking. (It specializes in sourdough bread made on the spot with a dizzying variety of sandwiches priced at around 170.000 and up with vegan options. I perused the extensive menu as I waited for my friend - until I realized I was in the wrong coffee shop. 🤪) Don't get them confused.
It’s been a favourite of ours for more than 3 years. The staff are the friendliest you’ll meet, making you feel welcome and special every time. Our fav is the 98K morning combo. A hot latte and a freshly baked cake of choice. I’d highly recommend a visit. You’ll be glad you did.
This is such a reliable and user-friendly bakery cafe. Not only are the pastries delicious, but the menu also includes local Vietnamese dishes—perfect for travelers who might be hesitant about street food. The prices remain casual without compromising on authentic local flavors. The upstairs seating area is absolutely charming and ideal for a tea break. With consistently polite and friendly service, it’s a place I find myself returning to again and again.
Amazingly georgeous! Love this coffee bakery shop so much. You can have coffee, juice, tea, icecream, pastries, cake, bread, breakfast or lunch. Its decoration is perfect: greenery, artistic, bright and cozy. My latte is great, custart is yummy and beautiful. Price range of drinks is 70k-120K, food is 145k, cake and bread is around 60K. FYI, In Thao Dien, there are 2 shops and this one is larger.
Visiting The Dreamers Bakery & Coffee
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Breakfast available: Opens by 6 AM — a viable breakfast stop in Saigon.
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Menu starts from: 30k VND, based on 100 priced items on the public menu.
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Reservations: Call +84 358 718 788 to book — recommended for weekend dining.
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Best for: morning coffee, remote work, weekend brunch, casual breakfast.
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Delivery: Listed on GrabFood.
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Frequently Asked
- What is the best dish at The Dreamers Bakery & Coffee?
- The croissants are the standout — reviews describe them as 'flaky, buttery perfection' and 'the tastiest and freshest in Saigon,' with a French colleague cited as approving them.
- Is The Dreamers Bakery & Coffee open for breakfast?
- Yes, it opens at 6:30 AM Wednesday through Sunday. The 88k morning combo (any coffee + any pastry) is noted as 'super good value for breakfast, especially in Thao Dien area.'
- Is The Dreamers Bakery & Coffee a good spot for remote work?
- The upstairs floor is described as quieter and drawing the laptop crowd, with 'comfortable chairs, fast and friendly service.' Weekends can be noisy on the ground floor.
- Is The Dreamers Bakery & Coffee quiet or loud?
- The upstairs seating is consistently described as peaceful and comfortable. The ground floor 'can be noisy and crowded on the weekend.'
- Is The Dreamers Bakery & Coffee good for groups?
- The venue occupies a multi-floor space described as 'spacious and peaceful,' with both indoor and upstairs seating. One review notes it as 'a great place to have coffee with friends upstairs.'
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