Bookworm's Coffee

Ordered the vegan chicken baguette which was just okay, not that much flavour. The vegan pancake tasted nice but wasn't anything special. The vegan menu is quite extensive and includes some Vietnamese and a lot of western food.

This is a great cafe. They have an extensive vegan menu. Good options for vegetarians too. Their vegan full English breakfast is superb. The cafe has lots of second hand books and board games to play too. The owner is really friendly and welcoming too. Absolutely love this place.

They have a separate vegan menu including English breakfast, sausages, rice pancakes, claypot dishes, burgers, fish n chips, and typical Vietnamese food and a lot more.
I ordered mushroom and tofu claypot and vegan spring rolls and they were one of the best I've had in Vietnam.
Owner was a super friendly vegetarian :)
We payed for 2 beers, claypot with rice, spring rolls and noodles with veggies and tofu 215 000 dong.

They have 2 menu's, one which is purely vegan and features some classic British dishes that have been veganised, such as a full English and a Sunday roast!
It also has a large Vietnamese vegan menu, and of course a menu for meat eaters aswell, with lots of vegetarian options within the main menu also.

Not particularly cheap but certainly not outrageous, the most expensive vegan option I saw was the roast at 160,000 dong, but that included a drink of your choice off of the main menu.

Doesnt look fancy but so many vegan options that are really yummy! The owner is a really nice guy who is vegetarian ! The big breakfast was really nice!!

I was a bit unsure of this place when I first saw it, but eventually came here to eat towards the end of my stay in Saigon. My companion ordered the vegan fish and chips and I decided to order the full vegan breakfast (for dinner). The food was certainly authentically British-style, and brought back memories of a big fry-up breakfast we had in Camden that I struggled to finish. This would be too much for me for breakfast, but was fine for dinner. The food is fine if nothing outstanding, but the British thing is obviously a draw-card for some people and I didn't really see vegan food like this anywhere else in Vietnam. There is not a huge amount of indoor seating if you're wanting to stay cool.

My husband and I went in this morning after seeing it on the app. I wish that we looked at the menu prices before going in.
we ordered the cheapest items (beans on toast + banana shakes) and it was still nearly $8 Canadian. The service was good, but we won't be coming back as it is too pricey for us.

As the owner is veggie vegan and veggie dishes are prepared separately as he understands this is important. I sometimes wonder in other mixed places if this is always the case. There is a new vegan menu with an excellent range of vegan food.

There is vegan western and Vietnamese food, the mushrooms or mushrooms and tofu in clay pot are amazingly tasty. The noodle dishes are great. When you're missing home the Heinz beans or English breakfast are great. There is now a full English vegan (as well as veggie) breakfast and a vegan Sunday roast including yorkshires. There is also chips with a variety of things - burgers, sausage, beans etc if you want real chips.

The owner is extremely friendly and when the place is not busy chats for ages and recommends other places to try which I think is nice. I've never partaken in the vast array of books or board games but I see others doing so which adds to the atmosphere. Actually I bought some teaching resources here which have been very useful.

Dropped in for some lunch with my partner who's vegetarian. Full set of menues for every type of eater. Decent prices and good customer service. Also tons of second hand books for swapping or buying and games to play to keep busy. Free wi-fi and tourist info at hand. Great drop in spot for any traveller!

I had the full English vegetarian and it was really nice. you get tea with it as well. only negative is the toilet is connected to the kitchen through a whole above eyelevel and there's no sink to wash your hands.

The vegetarian options include some really yummy mock meat options which after days of bland rice was very welcome! I ended up eating here twice and both times I ate Vietnamese food while my friend ate western food and we were both very happy with our meals.

The owner is British and vegetarian himself so is very approachable if you have any queries about your food. He provides vegan menu options and also low cal options.

There's also a huge book swap (hence the name) and lots of board games available which makes for a nice atmosphere.

This cafe is conveniently located just off of Bui Vien street (backpackers area) and is really popular with expats and backpackers alike. Has an array of books and board games, making the place quite cosy (at least by BV standards).

I've been here a few times when I wanted Western (British, specifically) veggie food and Bookworm's has quite a range! You can find veggie fish & chips, burgers, roast "beef", sausages, fry ups - which is super cool!! I've only tried a few things on the veg menu and they were pretty good - not the healthiest food, but good if you are craving a veggie version of British comfort food.

This lovely little cafe has so much character!
The menu is just....WOW! So many options especially for veggies and I love the English spin on it :)
Keiran the owner is lovely and extremely helpful, he gave us lots of advice on our trip in Vietnam and helped us with finding our way about!
I ate here many times (being vegan) I found that there aren't AS many options than veggie. But keiran was willing to do certain dishes without egg etc on request :) The tofu veg noodle soup I definitely recommend!!
A BIG THANKYOUU!

Vegans be careful, I had to send the veggie burger back after it came with mayo despite my please of no egg or dairy. Otherwise the food was good. Plenty of choice, nice little place and decent service.