Mr. Pie occupies a small shophouse on Nguyễn Cừ with a handful of outdoor tables, a sofa corner, and vintage-style interior that leans more neighborhood bakery than polished café. What draws people back — some weekly, some every Sunday — is the pastry itself: a crust that arrives crunchy, holds together through the filling, and avoids going dense or greasy, wrapped around beef, pork, salmon, Phở Steak, or the Korean-inflected Bulgogi made with soy-sauce-marinated pork. The sausage rolls, available in beef, pork, and salmon and sold two per order, are the consistent bestseller across the menu, and reviewers specifically note they survive the delivery journey hot and intact.
Combos — a 120g or 250g pie paired with a drink, side, and pickle — are priced in a way that reads unusual for a Thao Dien address dominated by upscale cafés and international restaurants. Mashed potatoes with gravy anchor the plate on the savory side. The menu also extends into territory not common at Western-leaning bakeries nearby: gluten-free cloud bread, mini egg tarts, a CoBa tart made with coconut and banana, seasonal Christmas fruit pies packed with 10-plus varieties of fruit, and homemade tartar and honey mustard sauces produced in-house.
The clientele skews toward the expat community seeking something familiar — Australians in particular recognize the format — alongside local regulars who have made it a standing weekly habit. Staff are consistently mentioned for patiently walking first-timers through the options and explaining the menu. Packaging earns specific praise, which matters for a format that needs to travel.
For Thao Dien, well-supplied with brunch spots and European-style bakeries but thin on savory hand-held pastry done at this level, Mr. Pie fills a precise and underserved niche — at a standard the 4.9 rating across 278 reviews makes difficult to argue with.
World class 👏🏻 kudos to the owner and staff. Everything was on point. 5/5. The price point is so good, the quality is so high. Thank you for keeping it affordable for locals even though it’s in a expat district. You’re doing God’s work. You’re making the world a better and brighter place with your pies.
Great place to grab a savoury snack - lots of pie varieties with flaky and yummy crust. Tastes like I’m in England or Australia I’m addicted! I ate here yesterday too 😝
The crust is perfectly crunchy while the inside stays moist. The flavor is nicely balanced between the meat and the crust. The staff are friendly and enthusiastic. There are many interesting options on the menu. We’ll definitely be back to try more!
I was recommended this shop by a food delivery app. It was a surprise for me ‘cause I didn’t know there is somewhere in Thao Dien that serves Australian Pie. I had pie some times when I was visiting Australia, and this shop gave me a nostalgia feeling. I visited this shop on a Sunday morning, at the open hour. The location was small but they still managed to have some tables outside, a cozy sofa and some tables inside. With vintage decoration style inside the house. It was a little bit hot inside even though they had the air conditioner running. This was the only down side of this shop in my opinion. The upside was pies, of course. Pies were soft and crunchy. The juicy beef inside came along very well with the sauce. They also had detox water with citrus, thyme and some herbs, which gave the water a purple color. It looks like the owner is Korean but has a passionate love with Australian pie. The price is okay for a shop in Thao Dien. The portion is a little small for me but is appropriate for my friend. They also have frozen pies, so you can buy and heat it up conveniently at home. The drinks were also okay. In conclusion, it worth a try.
All pies here are amazing. Hot, crispy and super tasty. My boyfriend and I would come here every week. It’s pretty good even when being home delivered also as it would still be freshly hot and crispy. Highly recommend!
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The image shows an exterior view of Mr. Pie Bakery located in Thao Dien, Saigon.
The image shows an exterior view of Mr. Pie Bakery located in Thao Dien, Saigon.
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