Amid the hustle and bustle of city life, Cu Xa coffee shop with ancient decorations, reminding of Hanoi’s life in the 90s of the last century has become an ideal rendezvous of many tourists.
“Back in time” coffee shop in the heart of Hanoi Photo: VNExpress
Located on the first floor of the old collective housing quarter on Lang Ha Street, the coffee shop embraces an intimate atmosphere and simple setting which makes visitors reminisce about their childhood years.
The intimate atmosphere of Cu Xa coffee shop Photo: VNExpress
The coffee shop’s space is adorned with the style of the 1990s when 7x and 8x generations were still at primary and secondary school.
"Back in time" coffee shop in the heart of Hanoi Photo: VNExpress
Although it is not large, it is airy thanks to the wide windows. Inside the coffee shop includes lime walls, classical flower tiles, and antique furniture.
"Back in time" coffee shop in the heart of Hanoi Photo: VNExpress
It is an absolutely perfect destination for people who love peace and tranquility.
"Back in time"coffee shop in the heart of Hanoi Photo: VNExpress
The wooden furnishings and flower cushions were the typical features in houses 30 years ago.
The unique collection of idol posters and cassette tapes. Photo: VNExpress
The bicycle and sedge bag - familiar items of the locals. Photo: VNExpress
Chess and brick games were popular recreational games of children, before the explosion of the technology era. Photo: VNExpress
A cup of coffee costs 30000VND ($1.3). Tourists will be gifted popcorn- the favorite food of children in the old days. Photo: VnExpress
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