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Eat & Drink like the locals Ho Chi Minh City
80 Reviews Number 1 yellow - like a red bull but not carbonated and without the foul aftertaste Number 1 red - Strawberry Number 1 "black" - cola ( they will tell you it doens't exist but I have had it) Number 1...
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Food Stalls Hanoi
45 Reviews I love this place and will continue to frequent for one reason only: the roll-your-own fresh ginger beef nem. Costs 50,000, and it's enough to feed two people as a large appetizer. at only 55,000 -...
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Quan An Ngon Ho Chi Minh City
37 Reviews I have just dined at this restaurant (29/12/2011) and want you to know how awful it was both in terms of food and service. I ordered a beer and beef skewers with rice. The beer was served in a boiling...
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Cha Ca La Vong Hanoi
39 Reviews We just went to this restaurant and also got ripped off. We're Vietnamese but look viet kieu so we got the english plastic card stating that the dish is 150,000 dong per person. My wife and I were...
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Lemongrass Ho Chi Minh City
15 Reviews They have set of ("suggestive") menus starting at $8/person. We chose to pick ala carte and this is what we ate that night for light dinner. Bean sprouts with chives, chicken sate, fried spring rolls...
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Little Hanoi Hanoi
20 Reviews Little Hanoi 2 has no relation with Little Hanoi 1. This is a lovely open-plan cafe with a mouthwatering selection of baguettes, pastas and salads. Their French breakfast is a steal at VND30,000. It...
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Vietnam House Ho Chi Minh City
9 Reviews I heard from locals that whenever people want to impress their guests, they bring them to Vietnam House. I had high expectations of this restaurant from the opinion as well as the picture of my...
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Fanny's Ice Cream Parlour Hanoi
11 Reviews I see Fanny ice cream came back with a new image, younger, nicer and more interesting. The location is in the center of Hanoi..that's great. The ice cream is really rich with more than 30 flavours and...
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Pho Hao Ho Chi Minh City
7 Reviews This place is listed in Patricia Schultz's "1000 places to see before you die" so I guess it is logically that I took an hour's walk to spot this place down. This places serves Veitnamese's most...
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Bobby Chin Restaurant Hanoi
13 Reviews A sorry note to this one, Bobby closed shop early Feb 2009 (due to rent hike). Will keep an eye on where he will reapear Give this place a thumbs up for cuisine, dam fine very up market dining....
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Highland Coffee Ho Chi Minh City
8 Reviews For those who are not familiar with Tax trading centre may find it difficult to get in the coffee house. Shortest way to go up the coffee house is taking the lift on Nguyen Hue entrance. Like: Nice...
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69 Bar Restaurant Hanoi
9 Reviews We were very fortunate indeed to be staying in a hotel in Ma May Street in Hanoi's old quarter. The very first day my husband discovered the 69 restaurant which unsurprisingly is at 69 Ma May St....
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Kem Bach Dang Ho Chi Minh City
8 Reviews Yum! Lots of flavors—everything from chocolate & vanilla to green tea and durian. They will give you a few samples before you decide, so you can check out one or two of the more unusual flavors....
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Tamarind Cafe Hanoi
7 Reviews Virtuoso vegetarian food and a blend of fresh flavours bringing together Asian and European elements. It opens from 6am to midnight and menus from USD2 to USD4. Note: delivery and catering services...
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Com Nieu Saigon Ho Chi Minh City
4 Reviews I dont know where it exactly is because my cousin took me there by taxi from the hotel ( Bong Sen Annex ) --- 20 minutes --- I guess. Crab with tammarine sauce ( Cua rang me ) 170,000 dong per Kg is...
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Brother´s Cafe Hanoi
11 Reviews Brothers is in a French Villa and is a Vietnamese Buffet. Not like what you would get in the uS however. It is all freash made in front of you. Grill where all the meats are fresh cooked. Ladys who...
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Bo Tung Xeo Ho Chi Minh City
6 Reviews The place is open air and its serves it specialty, BBQ beef (BO TUNG XEO in vietnamese). The beef is marinated in a special sauce and lots of garlic and herbs. A set of the beef will include a huge...
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Paris Deli Hanoi
5 Reviews Been to Paris? Still miss it while in Hanoi? No problem! Check out Paris Deli in 13, Nha Tho street (just next to the cathedral). This restaurant provides you with a Paris-look-alike atmosphere. They...
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Rex Hotel Ho Chi Minh City
7 Reviews We were residents of the Rex Hotel whilst in HCMC and found the 5th Floor Bar & Restaurant to be a great place to relax during the evening. A predinner drink admiring the central city lights sets the...
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Al Fresco's Hanoi
7 Reviews Al Fresco's is the place to go if you need a change from local food. They have excellent ribs, good pizza, and good salads. I didn't try the Mexican dishes. Favorite dish is a toss-up between their...
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Kim's Cafe Ho Chi Minh City
5 Reviews Located at the backpackers area, a few steps from Sinh Cafe where lots of foreign tourists and locals eat. Prices are very reasonable (I think cheaper than most) and very delicious. After a hot 1-day...
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Au Lac Cafe Hanoi
6 Reviews After a hot afternoon of wandering around Hanoi, nothing hits the spot like a cold Bia Ha Noi (Hanoi Beer) at a lakeside cafe. Bia Ha Noi has been called by many the "cheapest beer in the world" and...
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Givral Ho Chi Minh City
5 Reviews Givral offers meals, cakes, pastries plus a wonderful spot for people watching. You'll find the historic Hotel Continental Saigon, Opera House and a stone's throw away from most of the 5star hotels in...
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Emperor Hanoi
5 Reviews A very romanic place to spend with the one you love. Prices are high for Vietnam, but the food and staff are of the highest standard. The set menu is really expenisive, so i recomend ordering dishes...
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Allez Boo Ho Chi Minh City
9 Reviews I paid triple !!! the normal price for a small tiger beer (50) and I had the smallest thai curry ever without even any veggie for 150 !!! that is more than double the normal price for a tiny portion,...
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Food were excellent. I noted the name but I am not sure now because I couldn't find this name in internet. This address may be belongs to there... :-((Minh Anh: 65 To Hien Thanh street, tel: 04.9760401 All of them were good
Once or twice a year, I go off my largely vegetarian diet to eat my favorite dish, Saag Lamb. Mike, a fellow member of Virtual Tourist is an American who has lived in Saigon for several years. Although he doesn’t like Indian food, he was kind enough to accompany me to the” Saigon Indian Restaurant.” I had pulau (rice and peas) and garlic Nan. Both excellent. (If you like good Nan, this is the place to go. They have a large selection.) The palak curry left something to be desired – the sauce was wonderful but the lamb was tough and fatty. I took one bite and left the rest of the meat on the plate. Mike had sweet corn chicken soup which he said was not spicy and very good. The ambience was pleasant and with a beer for me and a fruit drink for Mike, the total bill came to around $14.00 I only ate here once so I cannot adequately answer this question,
Quan Bui is a new restaurant with 2 floors and a balcony on the edge of the central district (District 1). The food is authentic, contains no MSG or added sugar and is very fresh and well put together. The ambience is very inviting (chic black tables and traditional Vietnamese earthenware plates and bowls) and the staff are very friendly. The owner, Mr Danh, speaks perfect English but his staff less so (enough to communicate). The chef clearly has a lot of experience in using many different herbs and spices to bring out the flavours of the food - although the joy of the restaurant is the simplicity of the food. The menu is quite extensive - with dishes from around Vietnam (eg hot pots, crispy spring rolls, excellent seafood, sauteed chicken/pork/beef dishes, braised sea fish and garden vegetables). I have eaten there a number of times and would put it on a par with Hoa Tuc (a much longer...
Everyone raves about restaurants in Hoi An... we came with great culinary expectations, and were really disappointed: indiffernt food of low quality almost all over. One notable exception is the Good morning Vietnam, although it mainly serves Italian food. The people are friendly and the owner, Massimo, helpful. Just don't talk politics with him, he's quite angry with the entire world. Special of the day, when we went, was a swordfish carpaccio, meaning raw sword-fish slices... delicious, but not for those who can't eat garlic, as they surely abounded. I loved it. My husband had some more conventional pasta with shrimps.. he quite liked the added spoonful of caviar on top.A good meal... only slightly pricier than other restaurant in town, but ten thousands times better
We arrived here late at night b/c we had no idea where it was, not even a real address. It was pouring rain and we were running around asking people. Of course no one knew where it was but gave us directions anyways....It is upstairs and the door isn't obvious.Becasue it was late we didn't have alot of time to order and just ordered some basic chicken adn rice dish. It was all really good though, and I imagine it would be nice to spend a few hours there with some wine.When we were there the room next to us had been rented out for a xmas party. The waiter suggested that instead of trying to talk over the noise we join in (he also let us know it was an open bar) We crashed it, but didn't stay too long. I was jet lagged and tired.
This is a cavernous restaurant that was jam-packed when we arrived for lunch. We were led through a warren of tables, with what appeared to be business people eating lunch, and past a long row of tables piled with foodstuffs with women cooking behind them. We ordered several dishes, including green papaya salad with dried beef, and a grilled pork chop dish that contained a couple of unidentifiable ingredients. Everything was very good. I ordered a sapodilla shake from the juice bar, and it was the most delicious shake I've ever had. I had to order another one. You gotta get one of these when you go.
This is a beautifully elegant restaurant with sublime food and service.The dining rooms are small and cozy, with a very romantic atmosphere.I highly recommend this restaurant both for the wonderful food and service. I had squid stuffed with meat in a tomato-based sauce. It was fantastic, one of the best dishes I had in Vietnam. Also recommended is the crab and corn soup. Everything you order here will be wonderful.
Apart from great food and fantastic service the thing that sets Koto apart from other restaurants is that it is staffed by street kids. The restaurant was opened by a Vietnamese Australian who now uses Koto as a training facility for street kids. The guidelines for working there are fairly strict but the kids seem to love the chance to better themselves and the service here was great. We ate there for lunch and had some great sandwiches and a fruit shake.
This meat soup was my favourite dish in Vietnam. Is very popular here for dinner... and breakfast!!! (I only tried it for dinner).Pho means "your own bowl" or something similar. Bo is the word for "Boeuf", so this one is the meat one, but there are also variations with veggies...You get a whole bowl of soup with a selection of crisp fresh vegetables and herbs in different plates and you add what U want to the soup, besides some sauces (soy, tabasco...) and lime juice.It made my dinners in several occasions, and is soooo cheap!For the recipe, look at the web below.
The breakfast is more continental than in other hotels and was, I must admit (how embarrassing!), the best I’ve eaten in Vietnam. The service was very polite like in every hotel we’ve been in Vietnam. Good juice, good food, choose from a small but good buffet with things we haven't get in other restaurants.
Park Hyatt Saigon Ho Chi Minh City
5 Reviews and 436 Opinions All rooms offer pool of City views with full luxury amenities. As true sense 5- Star hotel, it is...
Hanoi Elegance 2 Hanoi
5 Reviews and 712 Opinions I booked our family sized room for 2 adults and our teenage daughter direct with the hotel from...
Victoria Hoi An Resort Hoi An
4 Reviews and 444 Opinions It's worth the money to stay and enjoy the beach like in Victoria Hoi An. Price from 150$++ public...
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