A newly opened coffee shop in Thu Duc City, Ho Chi Minh City, has quickly attracted attention with its unique design resembling a garden paradise. Featuring over 5,000 plants, including ornamental varieties, hydrangeas, and temperate species, the shop offers a relaxing experience amidst nature. The manager stated that they use an automatic irrigation system to maintain moisture for the plants and have set up various scenic elements such as streams, wooden bridges, and misting systems to create an appealing environment for visitors.
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The coffee shop spans more than 1,000 m², divided into indoor and outdoor areas. The outdoor garden area is designed with terraces overlooking the garden and is decorated with moss balls and air plant baskets. It provides an ideal setting for those who love green spaces and photogenic spots.
In addition to the lush environment, the shop offers over 40 types of drinks and pastries priced between 50,000 and 70,000 VND, available in a self-service format. The shop operates from 7 AM to 10 PM, with an entry fee of 35,000 VND to access the garden paradise. On average, the shop welcomes over 800 visitors daily, with numbers potentially doubling on weekends.
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Located in a large alley with ample free parking, the shop is relatively easy to find. To avoid crowds, visitors are advised to arrive early, especially on weekends when the shop is very busy.
The coffee shop spans more than 1,000 m², divided into indoor and outdoor areas. The outdoor garden area is designed with terraces overlooking the garden and is decorated with moss balls and air plant baskets. It provides an ideal setting for those who love green spaces and photogenic spots.
In addition to the lush environment, the shop offers over 40 types of drinks and pastries priced between 50,000 and 70,000 VND, available in a self-service format. The shop operates from 7 AM to 10 PM, with an entry fee of 35,000 VND to access the garden paradise. On average, the shop welcomes over 800 visitors daily, with numbers potentially doubling on weekends.
Located in a large alley with ample free parking, the shop is relatively easy to find. To avoid crowds, visitors are advised to arrive early, especially on weekends when the shop is very busy.
(Vnexpress.net)
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