Trulli Café

I love to drink a coffee here, I like them. Cold & hot. They have good wifi and you can take a cold icetea-water, if you like. Many businesspeople come here. Sometimes they discuss bit too loud, thats why I give only 4*. I will come back 💗 Thanks

A new coffee place next to T-Ritz hotel. The coffee is so so but they also have other options for non coffee drinkers. It takes a little longer than my expectation since the order person/cashier is also the bartender. Recommend to have more support staffs (English speaking person would be a plus)

We would like to share our recent experience at your coffee shop in the hope that it may help improve the service for future customers. We visited your establishment with a family who were just visiting, and while most of us ordered drinks, one family member did not, as she had just finished a beverage at the restaurant we had dined in prior. Her intention was simply to accompany her parents and let them enjoy authentic Vietnamese coffee. We were surprised to be informed of a policy requiring all customers to order, or otherwise pay a surcharge — a fee that was, in fact, more expensive than many of the drinks on your menu. We fully understand and respect that businesses have policies, and we acknowledge the importance of encouraging all guests to order. However, there is a distinction between encouraging and enforcing, especially when it comes to unique or considerate situations. In this case, asking someone to order for the sake of compliance, despite not wanting a drink, felt unnecessary and wasteful. Our main concern is that this policy was not clearly visible beforehand. We suggest posting your policy clearly at the entrance or at the cashier area (where it will be discussed), and in both Vietnamese and English, so that customers are well informed before placing an order. This would allow people to decide early on whether to stay or look for an alternative that better suits their group’s needs. For context, we are part of a group that often goes out for coffee after lunch, typically around 11–15 people. While most of us order, there may be one or two who do not, due to having just had a drink or needing to step out shortly. We always support businesses we visit by ordering, but we also appreciate some flexibility and understanding from the staff based on the situation. With that said, we would not recommend your coffee shop for groups under the current policy. We hope you consider adjusting how the policy is PRESENTED and enforced, as we believe a more customer-oriented approach would be beneficial for everyone, especially with the foreigners.

Nice modern cafe with 2 good long tables. It’s a nice clean space, but good tables are limited with only 2 long tables and that may be already reserved sometimes. Their coffee is good enough and it’s a good space to spend some time.

Very good place to have true coffee in the heart of Saigon of District 3, it's next to the Turtle lake, a symbol of the joint D1 and D2. What I dislike was the plastics glass for my coffee (ceramics cups are served here, too). Thought the staffs should care more about container materials...