Located right on the bustling Nguyen Van Cu Street (No. 01, Nguyen Van Cu Street, Cai Khe Ward, Ninh Kieu District, Can Tho City), Mối Cafe appears like a peaceful oasis, completely separated from the noise and hustle of the city. Right from the first time setting foot here, the cafe brings an unusually relaxing feeling, promising to be an extremely ideal coordinate for "virtual living" as well as relaxing for the youth of Tay Do.
Stepping inside, you will immediately be overwhelmed by a space heavily imbued with the vibrant and liberal breath of the Mediterranean. The cafe is meticulously designed with characteristic pure white walls, dotted with rustic thatched roofs and countless tropical plants.
Every walkway is paved with pristine white pebbles, intertwined with rustic wooden planks guiding customers to explore every corner.
The appearance of towering cactus bushes, terracotta potted plants, or woven rattan and bamboo tables and chairs has created a remarkably harmonious architectural whole.
Every detail is cleverly arranged, bringing the feeling like you are stepping into a high-end seaside resort rather than simply a coffee shop.
One of the design corners that impressed me the most in the indoor space is the white wall carved with uniquely mirrored circular hollows. Instead of paintings or elaborate patterns, the cafe took advantage of the very reflection of these mirrors to fully capture the natural scenery, plants, and sky inside. This is truly a "top-notch" background that any photography enthusiast will fall for. Standing at this corner, just wearing a light dress and raising your camera, you will instantly have magazine-worthy photos.
But the most "valuable" point of Mối Cafe, the thing that makes the soul of the shop, definitely has to be the view looking straight out to the vast river. The cafe was very delicate in designing a wooden corridor with sturdy railings reaching out to the edge of the river, creating a wonderful space to enjoy the natural scenery.
On windy afternoons, standing here breathing in the fresh air, casting your eyes far away to watch the peaceful pace of life on the water and the faint silhouette of the bridge in the distance, all sorrows seem to vanish. This airiness and freedom are the priceless "specialty" that enclosed cafes in the city center can hardly have.
Choosing a beautiful spot by the mesh table right next to the riverbank, ordering a drink, and fully enjoying the scenery here is an experience that couldn't be better. The drinks are served in charming and pretty glasses printed with the "Mối" logo. Furthermore, the prices here are extremely reasonable, completely commensurate and somewhat of a "bargain" compared to a meticulously invested space that possesses a million-dollar view like this.
Revealing a little more, Mối Cafe also has another branch located on Vo Van Kiet Street (No. 82, Vo Van Kiet Street, An Hoa Ward, Ninh Kieu District, Can Tho City). This branch possesses a significantly more enclosed, quiet, and focused space, extremely ideal for those days when you need to hug your laptop to chase work deadlines or find a "chill" corner to concentrate on studying.
