We opened in April 2022. We are open from Thursday to Sunday from 11:00 to 18:00. We are located about 5 minutes from the east exit of Yoyogi-Uehara Station. We are behind Asahiya. The Vietnamese Embassy is also nearby. We specialize in Banh Mi and Vietnamese coffee. The food menu consists only of Banh Mi. The interior of the store is mainly black, with a counter and chairs. There is a small table seat as well. You place your order and pay in advance. The staff, a young Vietnamese woman, does her best to communicate in Japanese, but there were some language barriers. The owner, a Japanese person who speaks Vietnamese, was not present at that time. The Ham Banh Mi costs 700 yen, and the Coconut Coffee costs 600 yen. There is a set discount of minus 200 yen. Each order is made fresh, so it takes some time. I was asked if I wanted cilantro in my Banh Mi. The taste was delicious, with the acidity of pickled vegetables, the sweetness of sweet chili sauce, and the aroma of cilantro giving it an Asian flavor. I tried Coconut Coffee for the first time, and although it was sweeter than I expected, it was delicious. It contained what seemed to be coconut flesh, which was edible and had a texture similar to bamboo shoots. As I continued to drink, the sweetness became just right, and those who like Royal Milk Tea would probably enjoy it. It didn't taste much like coffee, more like a warm coconut drink. They also offer other unique Vietnamese coffees like Yogurt Coffee and Condensed Milk Coffee. I personally really liked the Coconut Coffee, so I want to try other Vietnamese coffees next time. Although there were no other customers during my visit, many passersby stopped to look at the menu outside. At least five people stopped in the 30 minutes I was there, so it seems like there is a lot of interest in the place.