Ca Phe Saigon – Silang, Tagaytay brings authentic Vietnamese flavors to the cool breeze of Tagaytay. Enjoy comforting bowls of pho, freshly made banh mi, flavorful spring rolls, and signature Vietnamese coffee (ca phe sua da) in a cozy, garden-inspired café. Perfect for casual dining, family meals, or a relaxing coffee break, we serve dishes made with fresh ingredients and traditional Saigon recipes. Soon to open for dine-in, takeout, and delivery. Experience genuine Vietnamese warmth and flavor at Ca Phe Saigon – Tagaytay.
Address and Contact Information
Address: Brgy 162 Santa Rosa – Tagaytay Rd, Silang, 4118 Cavite, Philippines
Phone: +63 936 948 4142
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Reviews
For food we ordered cha gio, beef pho, and tamarind chicken. Initially thought the orders were a little light on the veggies, but we asked for extra on the side and were given hefty servings of cabbage, cilantro and lettuce.
Loved the ambience also! Great vibes and coffee.
Highly recommended if you love Vietnamese food and you’re in the area.
Staff were super friendly and accommodating. Would’ve loved to stay longer if we weren’t rushing. Heard they also have branches in Marikina and Antipolo, so we’ll check that out. They also have several parking slots, which is a plus.
Unfortunately, several operational and environmental issues significantly detracted from the meal.
My dining issue was the service timing. All our dishes arrived at once, which meant we had a small window to enjoy both the pho and sandwich before either got cold. A simple ask from the staff about staggered service (or implementing it by default) would have greatly improved the dining experience.
The atmosphere presented two major problems. First, there was a noticeable fly presence in the main dining area. The staff was responsive and provided a candle, but it was ineffective at keeping them away from our table. Second, the noise level can get intense. The open and high-ceiling design amplifies all sound, making the chatter from the second floor overwhelming and disruptive to the vibe. The store music was also unnecessarily loud and had a spotty connection, further adding to the discomfort.
Overall, the food is solid, but the atmosphere makes it a bit hard to fully recommend.
For a pho to be priced at 400+ and then lack the generosity to give extra veggies on the side just like how Vietnamese food is a big miss. The broth was good, yeah, but it not a lot of veggies and meat. Fresh spring rolls was Php200+ only to taste the really thick wrapper.
Coffee was okay but again overpriced.
They can do better with the acoustics of the place too.
They have ample parking and clean toilets.
Our orders took too long, check your cctv to verify.
Beef noodle soup: 40 minutes
Chicken quesadilla: 50 minutes
Pork banh mi: almost 1 hour (we didn’t get to eat this anymore)
Also, no sriracha was available, lastly, our change was short by 40 centavos without informing us. These wait times might be understandable if the place was full, but there was only one other table occupied