Mille Mille – Gallery – Xuân Thủy

Mille Mille – Gallery – Xuân Thủy is a bakery café on Xuân Thủy, District 2, Ho Chi Minh City. The venue occupies a multi-story building within the Thảo Điền neighborhood. It combines a French-style patisserie with an art exhibition space. Rotating art displays line the whitewashed interior walls across the seating areas. The property shares space with the Chillala art house.

The bakery counter displays freshly baked laminated pastries and sweet entremets every morning. Bakers prepare classic plain croissants, ham and cheese croissants, and pain au chocolat daily. The pastry kitchen also rolls onion cream salt bread and savory croissants. Dessert options include the Fraisier strawberry cake, chocolate mousse entremets, and avocado crepes. Customers select seasonal specialties like mochi-filled croissants and matcha tarts from the refrigerated cases.

The beverage menu includes espresso drinks, Vietnamese phin coffee, and cold brew varieties. Staff brew loose-leaf jasmine oolong teas and prepare whisked matcha lattes at the drink bar. Minimalist furniture, curated design pieces, and large glass windows define the ground-floor seating hall. An upper floor accommodates gallery visitors and quiet remote workers at spaced wooden tables.

Nguyễn Nhật Minh established the Mille Mille brand as a specialty baking house in Ho Chi Minh City. The company later expanded from District 3 into the expat hub of Thảo Điền. This location attracts design enthusiasts, casual brunch crowds, and pastry shoppers throughout the week. The store packages fresh loaves, sourdough bread, and boxed pastries for takeaway orders.