✈️ The Cua Ngo Cafe near Han Market is amazing! You've got to go there~

The brick café Cuong Ngo we knew near Mickiewicz — not Cửa Ngõ Café ~ It's a different Cua Ngo Cafe near Han Market. I can't tell whether this is Cuong Ngo branch 2 or Cuong Ngo branch 1. Cuong Nga, Cuong Nga, Cuong Ngo — the sign gets read so many different ways that I keep getting confused about the name. The vibe here is insane. It feels like coming to play in a huge garden. It's about a 10-15 minute walk from Han Market toward the Cao Dai Temple, but it's worth the walk. The concept is that four large buildings are connected, and you cross a pond over stepping stones to move to the next building. The interior has many cute, cozy little concepts. With a stream flowing throughout the entire yard, it really feels like visiting a huge garden. It's a garden cafe in the woods. Since there are several buildings, the interior is big and there are lots of seats. At this Cường café you can try on traditional costumes, and I think I heard it's free for one hour, but I passed on it with my humble body... lol What do you call that outfit that isn't an áo dài? It looks like it could be a Chinese ethnic minority costume, or something from the Peru area, or maybe something from the Sapa region~^^ The inside has air conditioning. When I go to Cường's café, I take like a million photos, hehehe. Go check out this Cường Ngô (Cua Ngo) café near Hancheon Market — you really have to visit! It keeps making you go "wow" over and over~^^

Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/9NELcq3c2THTH5bJA