Cây Cam Ngọt

Super lucky to stumble upon this cafe. The road to the cafe is quite a steep slope; if you cannot ride down, you can ask the staff to guide you down. I went during Tet, but the cafe was not crowded or bustling at all. Cute check-in corners, extremely fresh air. Drink prices are also reasonable and quite delicious. 10đ for the cafe!

The drink shop is located down a slope that is a 1 bit tricky to navigate. Drinks: delicious and every item has its own name. Price: around 50-60k/glass. The cafe has many rustic, natural scenes. The best time to take photos is in the morning. I went in the late afternoon and dusk, so I did not get many beautiful photos.

A famous cafe in Da Lat with poetic and peaceful angles for photos, bringing a vibe just like its name, reminding me of a famous book, "My Sweet Orange Tree", very pure, a bit gloomy but also soothing. 🖤 The cafe's space is well taken care of and really invested in. Everything seems disjointed but is connected together by some invisible thread, taking everyone's feelings through hovering emotions so that finally when leaving the cafe, the mood feels like having finished a long novel filled with emotion. The menu is a plus. This is a rare cafe in Da Lat that balances the quality of drinks and the decorated space. Meticulous and detailed in both flavor and presentation, Sweet Orange Tree really shows me the heart of the people in the trade. The most characteristic feature of the cafe is its teas. The multi-layered flavor of the drinks is truly a touchpoint of emotion. Pick a corner, sip a mouthful of tea, and let your soul wander as gentle breezes pass through the canopy to soothe you, you will feel how poetic and peaceful Da Lat is. The downside is that because the cafe is so hot, it will be very crowded with people taking photos, sometimes leaving no place to sit. I was lucky to arrive on a weekday morning and chose a prime corner, but if you go on weekends or holidays, there will probably be no room to squeeze in 😃