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Che Ha Ky

Chè Hà Ký

Chinese-style sweet soups in Cho Lon, open into the night.

138 Châu Văn Liêm, TP. Hồ Chí Minh

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Right nowClosed now · opens 10:00
Price15,000₫–40,000₫ / person

The story

Che Ha Ky grew from a small street cart into an established Chinese dessert house on Chau Van Liem in Cho Lon, serving the local Chinese community and many repeat customers. It offers more than 30 kinds of che, from hot black sesame and red bean soups to chilled almond tofu, ginseng and bird's nest desserts. Tables come set with complimentary Chinese tea in small patterned cups.

Serves Chinese-style che (sweet dessert soups) in Cho Lon. A natural stop on an evening route through the neighborhood.

Started as a small street cart before becoming an established dessert shop for District 5's Chinese community.

What to order

Signature

Black sesame sweet soup

Chè mè đen

A classic hot Chinese-style dessert

2

Almond tofu

Chè đậu hủ hạnh nhân

A signature cold dessert

3

Ginseng dessert soup

Chè sâm bổ lượng

Served cold

4

Bird's nest dessert

Chè yến

Among the pricier items

Local tips

Pair one hot dessert (black sesame) with one cold one (almond tofu) to try both styles.

Complimentary tea is served at the table.

Come with a small group. Tables suit 2–4 people.

Hours can change around Tet and public holidays, so check before going then.

Say it in Vietnamese

Cho em một ly chè nhé.

One Chinese-style sweet dessert soup, please.

Plan your visit

Opening hours

Monday
10:00–22:30
Tuesday
10:00–22:30
Wednesday
10:00–22:30
Thursday (today)
10:00–22:30
Friday
10:00–22:30
Saturday
10:00–22:30
Sunday
10:00–22:30

When to go

An afternoon-to-evening stop. Listings show opening from morning or late morning until about 22:00–23:00, and hours can change around Tet and holidays.

Hours may change around Tet and public holidays.

Getting there

At 138 Chau Van Liem, Ward 11, Cho Lon (former District 5). Best for groups of 2–4; larger groups may find it cramped.

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Good to know

Etiquette
  • Many desserts contain no meat, but ask about ingredients

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Within walking or a short ride