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Vo Hoang Phuc, 32, along with two friends opened Bike Coffee, geared toward Saigon's cycling enthusiasts. |
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Opened in July, right during a lull between two Covid-19 outbreaks in Vietnam, the cafe has slowly attracted a loyal following. |
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As the cafe's staff consist of mostly college students and tour guides, Phuc said this long-term project has helped him support others through the pandemic times. |
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Tour guide Anh Toan (pictured), 35, first met owner Phuc in the Mekong Delta. Part of his job was to repair bikes for guests in their cycling journey across Vietnam. |
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The cafe has become the informal headquarters of a growing "cycling community" sharing experiences and expertise on racing and maintainanace. |
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Besides drinks, the coffee shop also sells cycling accessories. |
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Bike Coffee is located at 816 Hoang Sa street, Ward 14, District 3. Opening time is from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. every day, including weekends. |