Searching for good vietnamese coffee and a bmx or bike shop

Simsalamim New member

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13 years ago

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Simsalamim New member

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13 years ago

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Quynh NHD Active member

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13 years ago

Try Phuc Long coffee shop at Crescent Mall, Dist.7

Anatta ViP

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13 years ago

Quynh NHD wrote:
Try Phuc Long coffee shop at Crescent Mall, Dist.7

They have a small and popular shop at Mac Thi Buoi, D1 as well. Good coffee and nice staff. Just don't try to say the store's name in English though .
You can buy coffee beans at the store and they will grind them for you.

Quynh NHD Active member

31POSTS

13 years ago

Anatta wrote:
They have a small and popular shop at Mac Thi Buoi, D1 as well. Good coffee and nice staff. Just don't try to say the store's name in English though .
You can buy coffee beans at the store and they will grind them for you.

Right, and the one at Crescent is an interesting place to stay. Worth to try

Jaitch Guest

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13 years ago

Quynh NHD wrote:
Try Phuc Long coffee shop at Crescent Mall, Dist.7

When I buy a product or service, I prefer more of the price went to the quality of the product than paying the rent.

Notice how many stores have closed at Crescent?

I like the coffee shops where patrons sit on the sidewalk - great coffee, too.

Nhung11281 Contributor

104POSTS

13 years ago

Once we have targeted the product(s) we need, it shall be so easy. Sources: supermarkets, markets, or even some convenient stores.

Quynh NHD Active member

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13 years ago

Jaitch wrote:
When I buy a product or service, I prefer more of the price went to the quality of the product than paying the rent.

Notice how many stores have closed at Crescent?

I like the coffee shops where patrons sit on the sidewalk - great coffee, too.

Never mean coffee at Crescent is better Jaitch. Just recommend a nice place