Kens house coffee & pet reviews năm 2024

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Ken’s Continental is a European-inspired cafe and deli from the team behind Bones Ramen and Farmhouse. It serves yellow pea pancakes with avocado, jamon and soft-boiled egg, and plates loaded with deli cuts, house-made pickles, olives and freshly baked baguette at outdoor tables.

While the inspiration is mainly European, Australian influences play a role. Scrambled eggs might be served on a baguette (instead of ubiquitous sourdough), then topped with garlic-herb butter. Fried eggs might come with black pudding or mortadella (instead of bacon). Avo toast features buffalo mozzarella, red grapes and herbs. A real standout is the continental deli plate, which usually includes cuts such as bresaola and finocchiona (fennel) salami from Whole Beast Butchery, cheeses from small Australian producers, house-made pickles, fresh olives, and a baguette from Loulou.

The space is warm and welcoming, helped along by plenty of wood counters, shelves and panelling. Overhead shelves are lined with jars and packets of deli goods, from house-made pickles to imported pastas. Seating is outdoors only, on a paved area surrounded by shady trees and giant leafy pot plants. Vast green umbrellas provide extra shade. The brass-framed solid timber tables were a gift from Arthur, whose owner, Tristan Rosier, used to be head chef at Farmhouse.

When I first arrived in Ho Chi Minh City I was over­whelmed by the sheer num­ber of motor­bikes and traf­fic. I had to find some­thing about the city I loved, and I did. The dog and cat cafes of Saigon. They soon became my go-to places to escape from the streets. Here is a list of the dog cafes of Saigon

Tips:

Food: If you have food you’re pop­u­lar. Ask the cafe if they will sell you food to feed the dogs. Some, how­ev­er, don’t allow it. Does­n’t hurt to ask.

Hours: Call ahead or check on their Face­book page to ensure the pet cafe you are try­ing to vis­it is open. Their hours vary and some days they might be closed. It seems their respec­tive Face­book pages are up to date.

When to go: Dur­ing the week in the day­time is prob­a­bly the best time to vis­it if you’re hop­ing for few­er peo­ple. On the week­end and dur­ing pub­lic hol­i­days the cafes are busier but still fun to visit.

Hygiene: Every cafe will require you to ster­il­ize your hands with an alco­hol spray when you first arrive. You’ll also need to remove your shoes and use the slip­pers pro­vid­ed. Some­times the cats or dogs like to pee to mark their new ter­ri­to­ry (your stuff!) so be care­ful where you put your things. I had a cat pee on my motor­cy­cle jack­et (do you know how pun­gent cat urine is?!) and a dog tried to pee on my backpack.

Drinks: All of the cafes will require you to buy drinks. The prices are about aver­age for cof­fee and oth­er drinks (by Saigon stan­dards). 30k — 60k ($1.50 — $3).

Yuna Alaska Coffee — Dog and Cat Cafe

A bunch of fluffy & friend­ly dogs on the first floor with a pug that will be in your lap with­in 30 sec­onds if he sees you sit­ting on the floor. Cats on the sec­ond-floor loft includ­ing a Sph­ynx cat that was quite friend­ly and want­ed to sit in my lap, maybe because we both have no hair we instant­ly bond­ed. There were also two kit­tens that looked to me like lit­tle Ewoks. This was the first dog cafe in Saigon that I vis­it­ed. It’s well worth a stop.

Address: 58 đường D2, Phường 25, Q. Bình Thạnh, Phường 25, TP. Hồ Chí Minh (Address is a bit odd on google maps. Search for Yuna Alas­ka Coffee) Hours: 8:00 AM — 10:00 PM Phone: 090 863 62 89 Face­book: https://www.facebook.com/YunaAlaskaCoffee/

Ken’s House Coffee

Kens House — Dog Cafe

Kens’ House Cof­fee has about 12 sled dogs of var­i­ous breeds: Husky’s, Mala­mutes etc. on the sec­ond floor. There was a small very friend­ly toy dog on the first floor that greet­ed me when I walked in though I’m not sure if he’s always there. They also sell dogs on the first floor. I asked to play with one of these dogs as they prob­a­bly don’t get much atten­tion. He was so hap­py to be out of his cage for a while.

One of the guys gave me food to feed the dogs. This made me a lit­tle more pop­u­lar but not quite as much as I was at the cat cafes with food where they climb all over you. They were blast­ing loud music which made it hard to talk. I’m not sure if this is a com­mon thing but you can prob­a­bly ask them to turn it down. Or maybe it’s just me get­ting old and not want­i­ng to feel like I’m inside a club with 12 dogs (That’s an idea. “Dog Club” spin­ning the lat­est EDM with roam­ing Huskies). I guess if they were blast­ing “Who let the dogs out” it might be more fun.

Kens House — Dog Cafe

Address: 231 Phạm Văn Hai, Phường 5, Tân Bình, Hồ Chí Minh Hours: 9:00 AM — 10:00 PM Phone: 093 208 01 84 Face­book: https://www.facebook.com/worldofalaskamalamute/

Hachiko Dog Cafes

There are 2 Hachiko dog cafes in Saigon. I went to the one at 1531A Đường 3/2. Out of all the dog cafes, I vis­it­ed they def­i­nite­ly have the most vari­ety of dogs, big and small. The cafe was full of peo­ple when I went. Dogs are very friend­ly. Though they did seem thirsty, lick­ing the con­den­sa­tion on the cups.

Hachiko dog cafe Saigon

Hachiko dog cafe Saigon

If you notice any­thing that needs cor­rec­tion (such as very thirsty dogs) please let the staff know and I’m sure that they will take care of it.

Named after the famous Japan­ese Aki­ta dog “Hachiko”, known for wait­ing for his mas­ter at the train sta­tion every day for over nine years after he passed away. Pret­ty sweet sto­ry. Read about the famous Hachiko here.

Address: 1531A Đường 3/2, phường 16, Quận 11, Hồ Chí Minh Face­book: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hachiko-Coffee/158249691397870

Oth­er Hachiko Dog Cafe:

Hachiko Dog Cafe Ho Chi Minh City — Saigon

Address: 14 Hoa Sữa, Phường 7, Q.Phú Nhuận (Khu Phan Xích Long) Ho Chi Minh City Hours: 7:00 AM — 10:30 PM Phone: 090 647 83 89 Face­book: https://www.facebook.com/HachikoCoffee.Dog/

PNE Pets Shop (PNE Coffee) — Dog Cafe

A dog cafe I didn’t get a chance to visit.

Address: 106A Nơ Trang Long, Phường 14, Bình Thạnh, Hồ Chí Minh Hours: 8:30 AM — 10:30 PM Phone: 097 329 23 18 Face­book: https://www.facebook.com/PNEPetsShop/

Little Angels Coffee — Dog Cafe

The oth­er dog cafe I didn’t get a chance to visit.

Address: Chu Văn An, phường 26, Bình Thạnh, Ho Chi Minh City Hours: 6:30 AM — 10:00 PM Phone: 094 442 04 04 Face­book: facebook.com/Little-Angels-Coffee-279194415937850/

For the full list of the Pet Cafes of Saigon check out the arti­cle here!

Have you vis­it­ed any of the cafes on this list? What was your expe­ri­ence? Com­ment below. I’d love to hear from you!