MAY KITCHENWARE

Aesthetic ceramic and coffee shop where it seems the biggest appeal is the decor and interior design. Plenty of patrons using the store as a backdrop for photography in all nooks and crannys, which is understandable as the store is beautifully staged. However, this causes the store to be quite crowded and there's a bit of a wait for drinks. Drinks are standard. Ceramics are varied and there are a number of interesting pieces - we picked up 2 variants!

Beautiful and comfortable place to chill with your friends. The owner has dedicated a lot of effort to decorating and organizing the space. Both the indoor and outdoor areas feel very open and breezy. The first floor features a selection of ceramics for sale. While I don’t think the drinks are that great, the atmosphere makes it worth returning.

This cafe is my most amazing one in Vietnam. For me, who studied ceramics when I was a student, the design, glaze and color of each vessel have different interpretations. I enjoy each work very much.

Great for cute photoshoots 😉 The rustic cafe on the first floor has a wonderful selection of kitchenware and serves fantastic beverages. I enjoyed a rich iced matcha. Upstairs, the peaceful and feminine study area is perfect for relaxing or working. A charming and tranquil spot—highly recommended!

Very beautiful place, the aesthetic is amazing. It’s beautiful and unique. Liked it a lot.

Calling all kitchenware lovers and cafe enthusiasts! This unique spot in Hanoi has both - browse for beautiful cookware and then enjoy a coffee in their charming cafe.

Pros: + The café is easy to find right on the main road. + Prices are not cheap, but they are consistent with the location on the street, around 65k. + The space is lovely, spacious, and quite open. On the first floor, there are additional pottery items for sale at various prices. + Drinks are prepared quite quickly. Cons: + When I visited, there was no security guard to guide parking. + The drinks are not particularly unique or impressive given the price. Overall, this is still an ideal place for me to come back for photography and pottery shopping, but not necessarily for drinks.

This place is a rare gem where it sells nice plates and bowls (very tasteful and artsy ones that you find only in fancy restaurants) and coffee (they even have kombucha). I like its artistic vibe and indoor/outdoor split and certainly instagramable. It is located a bit southeast of Tay Ho/Westlake. There are many good restaurants nearby off the main road if you get hungry after.