The story of the room
A bright, quiet vegetarian room in an alley off Nam Kỳ Khởi Nghĩa: white upper walls over a green-painted lower wall, timber tables, green placemats, and framed lotus, Buddha and yên art.
Style: Calm, bright and home-style: a green-walled room with timber tables and green placemats carrying the house mark, set for shared vegetarian cooking.
Story: An alley room, not a street-front shop: you turn into the alley and find the calm room inside. The basket arrives first, the clay pot lands in the middle, and groups linger under the lotus painting through lunch and dinner, with an afternoon rest between.
Menu: No menu is published here. The menu page carries the empty state; ask in the room.
Hours: 08:30–14:00 and 16:00–21:00, every day.
The green room
White above, green below: the painted lower wall runs beneath framed art — a lotus painting over the group table, a Buddha figure print, and the yên calligraphy piece between lotus-leaf prints. A wooden shelf ledge holds dried flowers and small frames.
The shared table
Long wooden tables, green placemats, bowls and chopsticks set simply. Groups eat from the middle of the table: basket rolls first, then the pot, soups, greens and leaf rolls, in the order the table fills.
The house mark
A green lotus leaf over a brown field, with lowercase hoan hy and gold CHAY lettering — the same green and gold carried on the table placemats. The wordmark's voice is lowercase and calm, never loud.
The room and the table











