🎄 They Spent Billions Decorating This 24/7 Saigon Cafe for Christmas! 🎄
Join us as we dive into the enchanting world of Mê Coffee & Tea, a 24/7 holiday wonderland in Saigon, Vietnam! Located at CityLand Park Hills, this cafe has been transformed into a festive village featuring a jaw-dropping 12-meter Christmas tree, dazzling LED light curtains, and over 200 illuminated candy canes—all for the holiday spirit! With thousands of plush teddy bears and vibrant displays, the magic truly comes alive after sunset. Immerse yourself in this extravagant holiday experience and see how billions of Vietnamese đồng have turned a simple cafe into a dazzling Christmas destination. 🎅✨
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Speaking of the excess christmas decoration 🎄at that cafe ,this emoji can describe it🙀It looks great though 😎Thank you for sharing this cafe tour A K 🙂👍!!!
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Hey, AK. Looks like teddy bear heaven at this cafe! I liked the teddy bear tree. 😊
Are you back in Vietnam? There are lots of activities and events happening between now and Lunar New Year. It’s a great time to visit!
Wow! Amazing!
Does it snow where you are, AK?
so interesting !
Thanks!
if only snow would really fall on Saigon…
I give them credit that it is pretty and in goods taste
The outside decos are a little over the top for my taste but it certainly is festive. Is Christmas celebrated as a religious holiday in Vietnam or more as a seasonal holiday? I don’t know the religious demographics of Vietnam. My goodness… so many teddy bears!! What an attractive restaurant. Nice decor.
SOOOO BEAUTIFUL; Thank You for bringing JOY to our breakfast in Hawaii.
So cozy, quaint, unique❤❤❤
The day's of walking 6 miles in the rain to work are long gone. I understand we have to grow as people but don't forget where you came from. The hungry days and the people who were there with you are gone as well.