OVENIN

The space was small but thoughtfully arranged—light wood tones, a few well-placed plants, and the comforting aroma of fresh bakes made it feel like a little slice of Scandinavia. It was the kind of place where you could sip a latte slowly, read a book, or simply enjoy the stillness. Their croissants and cinnamon rolls were local favorites—flaky, buttery, and baked fresh daily. Paired with a smooth flat white or a pour-over, it was a simple but satisfying experience that kept regulars coming back. OVENIN was a cozy, minimalist café and bakery known for its warm pastries, soft lighting, and understated charm. With its clean design and gentle ambiance, it offered a quiet retreat from the buzz of Hanoi’s café scene. Though OVENIN has now closed its doors, it remains fondly remembered by those who appreciated its quiet elegance and honest offerings. In a city full of noise and novelty, OVENIN stood out by doing the basics beautifully—and that’s what made it special.