An Up House Replica by National Geographic – Image from its website
I love the movie Up. It’s my all-time favourite Disney movie. The movie was so touching and deep that I sometimes wonder whether the targeted audience (i.e. children) understand the meaning of the show.
I was really intrigued to check out the Up Café in Saigon after my friend told me about the Café’s interesting concept.
There were no giant balloons tied to the roof and it definitely won’t bring you soaring through the sky. The twist here is …….. everything in the cafe is UPside down, including the facade and the entrance to the cafe. SPOILER – you can only push open the entrance door from the left and not the right because it’s upside down. Geddit? 🙂
[LEFT] Upside Down Frames – This would be a brilliant new decoration idea especially if you have a haunted house. 😛 The air-cons were not inverted for good obvious reasons.
[RIGHT] Upside Down Cabinet and Window
Upside Down Grand Piano – Perhaps Jay Chou can try this stunt in his next concert.
Up Cafe House Specials – The drinks here were average but hey, the whole point of coming to Up Cafe was for the concept.
Overall – Up Cafe is a nice chill out place with an innovative concept. It’s definitely worth at least a visit for the unique experience. Enjoy!
Up Cafe
Tel: +84 (08) 3845 2155
Opening Hours : 7am-11pm, Daily
Add: 269 Nguyen Trong Tuyen Street, District Phu Nhuan, Ho Chi Minh City (15 minutes cab ride from District 1)
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