DO PHU COFFEE

Do Phu is more than just a coffee shop and eatery; it is a historical relic tied to the secret operations of the Saigon Rangers (Biet dong Sai Gon). The establishment captures the unique culinary style and architecture of Saigon prior to 1975.
Visiting Do Phu is like stepping onto a time machine back to the 1970s in Saigon – Ho Chi Minh City. Right at the storefront is a distinctive signboard featuring old-fashioned, hand-painted lettering. Directly at the entrance, a bronze plaque reading “Historical Relic: Secret Mailbox and Floating Bunker of the Saigon Rangers” proves that this place is not merely a café, but a living record of the “secrets” kept by the rangers.
The café displays numerous photographs, documents, and precious artifacts of the Saigon Rangers. Every item—from clocks and cassette players to kerosene lamps, antique telephones, and wooden cabinets—serves as a “living witness” to a heroic era. Beyond the nostalgic atmosphere, guests can witness firsthand the unique bunker structures used by this “legendary” force.
Every object placed within the shop carries a captivating story, inviting visitors to explore and listen when visiting this one-of-a-kind address in Ho Chi Minh City. Do Phu Coffee preserves and honors the beautiful cultural values of the Saigonese people.
Address:
113A Dang Dung, Tan Dinh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City

113A Dang Dung Street, Tan Dinh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City