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I have visited Gat 2 times already, and every time I drink a glass of bac xiu I am amazed because it is so delicious, really delicious (just for me). Returning to SG, I haven't had any place as delicious as at Gat (literally delicious, not the kind of "Anything eaten or drunk in DL is delicious" haha)

The cafe decor has investment, this is suitable for couples or a group of 3-4 people only Coffee is brewed a bit burnt Outdoor space is a bit messy My personal feeling is not very chill and comfortable The staff or owner is also not flexible, overall an uncomfortable experience.

A quite hot cafe in Da Lat in recent days. The vintage style decor is nothing too new, but resonating with the vibe of Da Lat, on the slope with a panoramic view of the mountains and forests, and embraced by countless wild flowers, Gat Tan Doi brings a very real life appearance, like a refuge from the hustle outside. Just stepping lightly down the stairs scattered with dark red bougainvillea petals, everyone will quickly immerse themselves in a completely different space, with old decor pieces carrying a strong vibe from the time of "My Grandparents". Choosing a corner table, looking at the daisy flowers, enjoying a cup of coffee and letting your soul drift to melodious lyrical music, it feels like watching life gently pass before your eyes ✨ The menu is quite simple, prices are relatively acceptable, and quality is well taken care of. The staff here talk as gently as the cafe's vibe, sometimes speaking so quietly I had to ask again 2,3 times 😅

Everything seemed so great to me on my trip to Da Lat when I found Gat Tan Doi. The space must be said to be satisfying, gentle and chill. Everyone, remember to order Olong cream cheese. They sell rich flan at the bottom of the glass, the olong milk tea base is fragrant, and the cream layer is on top. It couldn't blend together any better. Now back in Saigon I crave it but don't know what to do TT^TT The cafe is a bit hard to find. In an alley and located below. The cafe has stairs going down. Hidden behind a bougainvillea bush. And 1 wooden sign with faded lettering. Next time I go to Da Lat, I will definitely drop by again. Feeling everything is so peaceful at Gat Tan Doi (the name sounds a bit sad)

The cafe has a true Da Lat vibe: vintage, warm, and very chill. Located quite close to the center, so it is easy to find, but stepping inside feels completely separated from the outside, with a quiet space and gentle, sad music. A place very suitable for sitting alone, reading a book, or simply "staying still" for a bit