144/3 Pasteur · District 1 · Taproom
The taproom in order
The visit, as the gallery shows it: alley, staircase wall, bar, tables. No brewing equipment appears in the gallery, and no food menu does either — this is a taproom story, not a brewhouse or kitchen one.
Award-winning craft beer brewed in Saigon, Vietnam!
In the listing's own words
No other owner statement was found in the listing evidence — no why-we-opened, proud-of, or regulars statement — so none is invented here.
1 · The alley is the front door
The address is a hẻm address, and you meet a painted alley before any shopfront: whitewashed walls, a giant beer glass, dense lettering, string lights, low chairs and a small table against the wall.
2 · The staircase wall is the list
Inside, a concrete staircase with black metal rails climbs past a white wall in huge black capitals, ringed with drawings of fruit, hops, and grain. The painted beer names on the walls are wall lettering — decoration and list at once — not menu items, and none is priced here.
3 · The bar is a working counter
Staff pour from a long multi-tap wall; visitors sit at the wooden counter beneath the big roundel, tap list boards behind them; a branded tulip glass catches the warm interior light. Ordering runs through the ring binder, and tasting runs through the flight paddle.
4 · Tables, inside and on the street
The linger is small-group throughout: friends at wooden tables inside, framed photos on the wall, the counter and till to one side — and at night, glasses on street tables, shopfront glow behind them. The taproom opens at 11:00 and runs to late evening.
