
HARVEST BAKING
30 Lam Sơn, Phường 2, Quận Tân Bình, TP.HCM, Việt Nam
About the venue
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Harvest Baking is a special bakery originating from the chef of Tim and Lulu Ottaviani from San Francisco. our goal is to bring you fresh pastries with American style and flavors of the US and European countries such as scones, breakfast bread and grain breads. we also have favorite traditional cakes such as fudge brownies, cookies and ice cream cakes.
Our passion is to give the less fortunate Vietnamese opportunities and skills in life. Backing the bakery Harvest Baking is to bring motivation to work for low-educated Vietnamese people to achieve the opportunity to succeed in life.
The secret to making delicious cakes is that people make it. as well as the attention for each loaf becomes perfect, we also care and nurture the bakery staff. Harvest Baking with all his heart. Through our guidance, bakers are aware of their own value, recognizing the reward for hard work and more appreciation of the role of each individual and the work they are doing.
We look forward to all feedback from customers about our products and service that can help us reach a higher level. thanks for your introduction to our friends about our bakery shop as well as your full support.
Allows the bakery Harvest Baking brings the gentle feelings and taste of those quiet days to your home, school and meetings in your company.
Order us today.
you can find our products at Loaves and Fishes.
Address: 30 Lam Son Street, Ward 2, Tan Binh District, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Telephone: (08) 3547 0577 Fax:
Websiteharvestbaking.net
-mail[email protected]
Opening hours: 7:00 - 15:00
cide holiday periodSunday
Average price / person: 100,000~300,000 (VND)
Accept Card Payments: Not yet applicable
Ausable foreign languageEnglish, English
Accupion: ~50
Parking spaceYes (free)
DeliveryYes There
Customer Reviews
I ate cake here once. you invite. I see the cake here is not decorated but the taste is really delicious. clipped American cake is different, but every crime is a bit expensive. Hehe :))