Bao tien mot mo binh yen

Will return next time and have a meal here. It is really relaxing sitting here. Listening to the sound of the stream, cool gentle breeze. ✅ Pros - So beautiful scenery (not too outstanding but very chill), many photo spots - The server sister is friendly and cheerful, the 4 family is genuine and hospitable - Drinks are okay, price is fair (acceptable) ❌ Note - Car parking is 10m away (direction from the city to the cafe, you will encounter the parking lot first) - Motorbikes can drive right up to the place, slightly steep, weak female drivers please contact the shop for assistance - The entrance/exit of the shop is located right at the bend of the pass slope, so everyone please pay attention to safety 🙏🏻

I visited Bao Tien Mot Mo Binh Yen on a quite beautiful day in early T12 and really found this place to be just like its name. The cafe is nestled among a persimmon forest and coffee garden on Mimosa Pass, the space is extremely quiet, completely separated from the noisy streets. Behind the cafe, there is also a small stream, with coffee tables placed along the stream, making sitting very relaxing, cool, and pleasant. The way down to the cafe is a bit steep and inclined, but the staff will assist in riding guests down, so everyone can rest assured. If walking, it is also a quite nice experience, not too far nor too close: crossing the coffee garden, persimmon garden, stairs with anti-slip, along the way there are cute slogans, walking slowly feels very "healing". I went at the end of the persimmon season but there were still quite a lot of fruits, staff even picked persimmons for guests to eat, the persimmons were soft and sweet. Regarding drinks, I found them okay, not too outstanding but fits the atmosphere. Pickled peach was a bit bland to me, adding a bit of milk makes it easier to drink. Sunflower seeds 25k were very ok, sat shelling for a long time and still hadn't finished. The dish recommended by many people is fresh persimmon yogurt - worth trying. Prices are generally affordable, true to the spirit of "peace is not expensive". The cafe has several "special staff" which are dogs, especially a yellow-furred one super gentle, friendly with guests and very cute. The staff are enthusiastic, gentle, creating a close feeling. A small note is that the shop is located inside the hill, so go in the sunny season, or if it rains, you should ask the shop in advance if the road is slippery. Overall, this is a place very worth experiencing for families, groups of friends or anyone looking for a truly peaceful corner when coming to Da Lat.