District 1
158/4 Nguyễn Công Trứ, Quận 1, TP.HCM
Mon–Fri 11:30–14:00 · 17:30–22:00 Sat–Sun 11:00–22:30
Aesthetic Origins
Lamie is not a concept. It is a consequence — of 30 years moving between Paris and Saigon, a spray can in one hand and a dough scraper in the other.
The Process
Detroit craft isn't a tagline. It begins two days before your slice hits the table.
Where dough meets hot blue steel, the cheese crown forms. Not a topping — a consequence of the process. Every guest notices it. Nobody forgets it.
75% hydration sourdough, cold-fermented for two days. An airy, cloud-like interior under a shatteringly crisp crust. Craft that cannot be rushed.
Rectangular pans from Detroit's factory floors. The same metal that once built cars now builds the Frico.
Aesthetic Origins
Founder history as proof, not story. The discipline that tagged metro cars at 3am is the same discipline that times a 48-hour ferment.
Running metro lines after midnight — Vitry-sur-Seine, the self-declared world capital of street art. The underground taught patience, precision, and how to work in a confined space. Skills that translate directly to a blue steel pan.
Moved to Ho Chi Minh City to trace roots. Giant Step Gallery at 3A Station. Murals for Anan Saigon, Belgo, L'Usine. And eventually — Detroit-style pizza.
The precision of a graffiti artist is the precision of a baker. Both work in confined spaces. Both cannot rush. Both leave a mark.
The Founder
French-Vietnamese street artist. Born 1977. The man who tagged Parisian metro trains and now makes Detroit-style pizza in Saigon.
Born to a French-Vietnamese family. Two cultures, one city, no instruction manual.
First tag on a Parisian metro train. Vitry — the self-declared world capital of street art. The education begins.
Five years running metro lines after midnight. The underground taught patience, precision, and how to work in a confined space — skills that translate directly to a blue steel pan.
Moved to Ho Chi Minh City to trace roots. Opened Giant Step Gallery at 3A Station. Murals commissioned for Anan Saigon, Belgo, and L'Usine.
Detroit style because the shape is honest — a rectangle, not a performance. The Frico because imperfection is the point. 48 hours because craft cannot be rushed.
Art belongs to everyone.
That democratic instinct — premium craft, human price — is the reason Lamie exists.
Find Us
Every location runs the same 48-hour dough. Same blue steel. Same Frico.
158/4 Nguyễn Công Trứ, Quận 1, TP.HCM
Mon–Fri 11:30–14:00 · 17:30–22:00 Sat–Sun 11:00–22:30
51 Phạm Ngũ Lão, Đà Lạt, Vietnam
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