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Lumineux Cafe – Best Saigon Coffee shop
Submitted by SaigonNezumi (Kevin) on Wednesday, December 3, 2008 – 10:46 pm8 Comments |
Update: Lumineux Cafe is now closed.
Here is another new favorite coffee shop of mine in Saigon. Lumineux Cafe is located inside a former American built villa. The retro decor made me feel like I was actually at an older American home.
The food and coffee is great. Luminuex Cafe is quiet enough for more personal business meetings. Overall, it is a great place to hang out.
(Nice retro decorations)
(No need for fans, the old American-built houses cool very well)
(You can play the piano if you like, it is well tuned)
(Outside view of Lumineux Cafe)
(Another outside view of Lumineux Cafe)
Lumineux Cafe is located on 12 Nguyen Thi Huynh in the Phu Nhuan District.
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I've already got there.. it really cools u down ;)
Btw, u r living in VN rite??
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LikeHi Uyen:
Yep, I live in Vietnam. You in Saigon now?
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LikeI need to hang out with you more and learn the ways of phu nhuan before you move out.
Ever go to the BBQ pork chop place next to the big green church on Le Van Sy?
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Like@Dan: Nope, I do not eat pork. There is a good wonton place on the corner of Ly Van Si and Huynh Van Banh and nice Cham Halal Restaurant nearby.
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Like@ThaRum: Probably because the majority of my friends are Vietnamese so I can avoid the expat scene. Makes life more interesting. This is a great cafe.
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LikeKevin, you know a lot of nice places to hang out. I'll try to find this cafe in my next trip to Saigon.
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LikeHey Tracy, good question. A lot of buildings in the Phu Nhuan area were built for the US officers and soldiers during the war. You can always tell by the way they are built. They are still in very good condition.
Plus my friend, who is interested in architecture, tells me :-)
I did not think it was an American built house since the ceiling was too high. My friend explained that it was high to keep the lower part cooler (heat rises). Also, outside there as a car port area which only Americans tend to have. The materials were also American style, no bricks were used it seemed.
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LikeJust curious: How do you know it is an American-built villa? Was it built pre or during or post-war? It was probably actually built by Vietnamese but of American design perhaps? How is it different from any other villa?
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