Sugamelt Pastries & Coffee

Very clean, pleasant place and great service. 🥰 They have comfortable seats inside. Ordered bacon & egg dijon, ham & cheese sandwiches. They were tasted ok, but only, as personally, I found the sauce a little greasy. 🤭 I got some donuts take-out. They were fresh and reasonably priced. We enjoyed them. I will try more flavors next visit. 🚶‍♀️

It is a dessert shop that is highly recommended for tourists who come to Laos. It is the most delicious donut in my life. There is softness of the dough and sweetness just right. There are a variety of menus. The inside of the shop is beautifully decorated. The service staff is very good. Highly recommended.

We had a great experience here. Very welcoming when we walked in. Beautiful fresh doughnuts with a lot of choice of flavours, all made to order. We had an original glazed and the special- Passion Fruit Curd with Gold Leaf. Amazing! 16,000kip each - Bargain. Plus the ambience was very chilled and relaxing. We recommend Sugamelt!

Sugamelt — donuts and sandwiches heaven. Sugamelt just reopened with all their full options, and it’s as good as ever! The ordering system is super fast and convenient, supporting both Lao and English, which makes it easy for everyone. Their donuts are soft and flavorful, sandwiches fresh and satisfying. A free cold water corner is a nice touch, perfect while waiting or enjoying your treats. The space is clean, bright, and welcoming. Every visit feels cheerful and satisfying. Whether for a quick snack or a little indulgence, Sugamelt is always a happy stop in town — I’m glad to come back every time!

As is often the case in November it was raining in Vientiane and so, purely by chance, I ducked in here. In actuality the front's a wee bit drab and clinical lookIng for me, so, if not for the rain I might have walked on by; I'm glad I didn't The ordering system is pretty swish and very logical, someone has put some thought into that for sure. I ordered a hot latte which WAS hot, and tasty for 45000 and just sat for a while to enjoy the ambiance. In actuality this is really two cafes in one. The left side is comfy and dark, it has books and interesting art, this section extends right to the back. On the right side adjacent to the counter is a brighter, more famIly oriented area that suits a different clientele; you could almost see a couple and their teenage children entering and the parents would sit in the right hand section whilst the children would leave them to sit in the other side.