From outside, the shape of an upside-down wooden house and an upside-down door draws the attention of customers. Inside, all the furniture and decorations, such as a piano, door-cases, ceiling lights, tables, chairs and classic paintings, have been set upside-down in the cozy space, full of golden light and immortal melodies. The special space surprises customers, especially those who come to Up Café for the first time. Vietnam Pictorial presents some images about this unique café to readers.

Up Café is located in a quiet alley on Nguyen Trong Tuyen Street, Phu Nhuan District, Ho Chi Minh City and stands out with its distinctive shape of an upside-down house. Photo: Nguyen Luan The upside-down roof and windows. Photo: Nguyen Luan All  the furniture have been hung upside-down inside. Photo: Nguyen Luan Tables and chairs hang upside-down on the ceiling. Photo: Nguyen Luan A piano is set on the ceiling. Photo: Nguyen Luan A round table hangs above the bar. Photo: Nguyen Luan The Mona Lisa painting is hung upside-down on the wall. Photo: Nguyen Luan The Up Café’s space becomes stranger in the evening. Photo: Nguyen Luan A young couple is sitting near an upside-down arch. Photo: Nguyen Vu Thanh Dat With its unusual design, Up Café is an interesting destination for young patrons. Photo: Nguyen Vu Thanh Dat