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Ate dinner in this restaurant. The servings are ample, the ambience is great, the airconditioning is comfortable, the tables, well-spaced out, but it is the food, yes the food, which will make me come back. They have a pre-set menu worth about $10-12 US dollars that is worth looking into and would already give you a very good sampling of the local cuisine. And this is fine dining. Theme: LocalPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageAddress: 95 dong khoi, saigon
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Huge microbrewery serving Czech style beer Hoavener reasonable priced starting at 14,000vnd, this place is packed with mainly locals percentage wise (as I said it's huge). Pretty large well priced menu helps soak up the beer. Leave a Comment
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There are thousands of restaurants in HCMC, from luxurious ones like Au Manoir De Khai, Mandarine, Nam Phan or those located in 5 star hotels to small-and-no-name food shops lying along streets. Most of them serve Vietnamese cuisines (of course), but you also can easily find other types such as Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Korean, Indian, Italian, French and so forth. In my restaurant tips, I just give you hints about some Vietnamese restaurants I LIKE and name & address of restaurants from outsiders. However, if you want to know more, ask! Leave a Comment Theme: Local
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I tried to avoid the larger restaurants and ate most of my meals at vendors or open-air stalls. In Vietnam, food is everywhere! No matter where you stand in Vietnam, there is food within a stone throw away.....just be on the lookout for the word 'Pho' which is the Vietnamese main dish, noodle soup. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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Original CA Burrito is closed. New restaurant is called Glass Noodle on Nguyen Trung Truc (stones throw from Ben Thanh Market). Still good burritos, along with many other tasty western dishes.
Grilled Steak Burrito with whole black beans
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A great little restaurant, tucked away in a side street but very findable
Food is Vietnamese and of good quality.
I had 2 fish dishes ther the Deep fried fish and the claypot fish stew. Both very good.
Claypot Fish Stew - very fresh fish Theme: LocalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: 4 Nguyen ThiepPhone: (84-8) 822 0496Directions: District 1
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This is my lunch about three times a week, great deli seving gourmet sandwhiches and salads (and some main courses). The restaurant itself is on the park in fron of the reunification palace, very chic but very busy with expats at lunch so get there early.
Turkey breast on baguette with local mozzarella, pesto, lettuce and oven dried tomatoes......mmmmmmmm Leave a Comment Theme: DeliPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: 23 Han Thuyen, District 1, Ho Chi Minh CityPhone: 829 2772
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This is a retro style restaurant that serves a range of full size meals, or if you prefer, just a cup of coffee.
What would Uncle Ho think about this establishment I wonder. I like the bookshelves around the ground floor and the big soft seats. This place had style and substance! The food was good too!
I had a delicious pizza here one night for dinner! It was well made and tasty. Leave a Comment Theme: Eclectic/InternationalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: 72 Nguyen HueDirections: The address above was automatically inserted by VT, but I'm not sure it's right. I'm sure the restaurant is on Ngo Duc Ke Street, which runs perpendicular to Nguyen Hue.
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It translates to something like that. The guy that owns the restaurant is a Viet Kieu. I was told that he went all over town and got all the best vendors on the specific dishes (on the menu) to come to work for him, so whatever you''re eating there is supposed to be made from the best vendor in town. Originally, it was too expensive for the locals to eat there, only the Viet Kieu and the tourists could afford it. They have since dropped the prices and it's always pack.
Bun thit nuong and Xoi vo. Yumm!!! I'm so hungry just thinking about it. Also, try some of their Che dessert. Leave a Comment Theme: Pan-Asian and Pacific RimPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: Nam Ky Khoi Nghia streetDirections: by Reunification Palace. Ask any cab driver and they'll know where it is.
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Having dinner at the Rex Hotel is quite a nice way to end a busy day in Saigon! It's quite a romantic venue to spend with your significant other and its crazy to think that it used to be the spot where reporters and military personnel used to have dinner during the war. Eating dinner at the restaurant on top of the hotel was wonderful because you could see awesome sights of nightime Saigon with all the streets and buildings lit up. The food is ok, overpriced, but you can't beat the nostalgia. Leave a Comment Theme: FrenchPrice: US$41 and up » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than average
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