The Hummingbird Café & Roastery - Coffee shop in Thao Dien, District 2, Ho Chi Minh City

A beautiful and serious coffee roaster. First, coffee is very nice. The latte and cold brew are really above average. I can easily enjoy the coffee here more than workshop. The barista are so experience and very knowledgeable. The food is nice too. Overall new experience for the coffee lovers.

One of the most charming cafés I’ve visited in Saigon, with excellent coffee, amazing pastries, and a truly relaxing atmosphere 🩷 I visited Hummingbird with a few of my teachers, and this café was actually recommended by one of my foreign teachers. She told me she had visited Hummingbird many times and absolutely loved the pastries here. According to her, the baked goods taste very similar to what she would find back home in the UK. She even said that whenever she’s in Vietnam for work and starts feeling homesick, this is one of the places she likes to visit. After trying the pastries myself, I completely understood what she meant. The cakes and pastries here are wonderful. They’re not overly sweet, which I personally appreciate, and they have a light buttery richness without feeling heavy. Everything tasted incredibly fresh, and you can tell a lot of care goes into the baking. The drink menu is also quite extensive. I highly recommend trying the coffee here—the quality is genuinely good and definitely one of the highlights of the café. The atmosphere is another reason I would happily come back. The space feels cozy, peaceful, and effortlessly charming. It’s the kind of café where you can sit for hours chatting with friends, reading a book, or simply enjoying a quiet afternoon. The only small downside is that the café is quite popular and can get busy, especially during peak hours. Parking is also a little inconvenient since the parking area is located a short walk away from the café. However, once you’re inside, the food, drinks, and overall experience make it completely worth it. Overall, I’d happily give Hummingbird 5 stars and will definitely be returning. I especially recommend this place if you’re meeting international friends, clients, or business partners. Between the atmosphere, the quality of the coffee, and the authentic-style pastries, I think many foreign visitors would absolutely love it herể 🌿

Probably my favorite café in Saigon. It has such a comfy, laid-back vibe with a really nice ambiance that makes you want to stay longer than planned. The pastries are good, and the coffee is even better. You can tell they take their beans seriously, with a solid selection and well-made brews. My mom really liked the bagel as well. It still feels like a bit of a hidden gem, not overly hyped online, more of an if you know, you know kind of place. Staff were also really friendly, which made the experience even better.

When the aroma of freshly roasted coffee greets you at the entrance, you know a café takes its craft seriously. Hummingbird is among the standout roasteries in Saigon, offering a refined blend of imported and local beans that truly shines in every cup. Their menu is the kind that keeps you coming back—each drink feels like the next irresistible discovery. Beyond coffee, they serve a daily selection of house‑baked pastries at prices that feel like a steal compared to high‑end pastry shops. The brownie, in particular, has earned its spot as a crowd favorite. The only limitation is the shop’s size—half the space is dedicated to the impressive roasting equipment, leaving fewer tables than you might hope for. That said, the best seat in the house is right by the roasters, where you can sip a cappuccino while the rich scent of beans fills the air. All in all, Hummingbird is a perfect stop when you’re craving quality coffee and a quick recharge.

Their coffee was excellent, I took a single origin from Vietnam (Liberica), absolutely loved it. Also their plain croissants are the real deal, my god! I was shocked, love it!