Madame Lam Restaurant
Address: No. 10 Tran Ngoc Dien, Thao Dien, Thu Duc City
The restaurant is located in the green campus of the complex No. 10 Tran Ngoc Dien, Thao Dien. The space here is designed in the style of Indochinese architecture in the 1950s. Madame Lam is also known for her contemporary cuisine. All items on the menu use typical regional ingredients and spices. Each dish is associated with traditional stories, reminiscent of family meals such as Que Son cassava noodle soup, Saigon tray tea, grilled chicken wings.
Photo: Madam Lam fanpage
Restaurant Noir. Dining in the Dark
Address: 180D Hai Ba Trung, Da Kao, District 1
Nestled in an alley on Hai Ba Trung Street, District 1, Noir - Dining in the Dark offers guests the experience of a meal in complete darkness. Visitors just need to relax, use their taste buds to feel the sophistication of the food and let their minds drift to the music.
Before dining, diners are asked to store bags, personal items, phones or things that may glow such as clocks and lighters in a securely locked drawer. Then came a room plunged into darkness with a visually impaired waitress.
Shadow restaurant is no stranger in many countries around the world, but this model has only come to Vietnam since 2014 founded by Mr. Vu Anh Tu, from Hanoi and a Dutch partner.
Photo: Noir fanpage. Dining in the Dark
Ann Quan
Address: 66 Ngo Duc Ke, Ben Nghe Ward, District 1
This is an address specializing in serving Northern dishes in the heart of Saigon. Most of the raw materials are shipped in from the North. Diners can find simple dishes, with Northern country flavors such as snail noodles, fish noodles, vegetable soup cooked with copper crab, spring rolls, pickles, and cannon.
Photo: Anh Quan fanpage
Propaganda Vietnamese Bistro Restaurant
Address: 21 Han Thuyen, Ben Nghe Ward, District 1
The highlight in the space of this restaurant is the murals with typical drawings often found in posters familiar to Vietnamese people but new to foreign guests. The dishes here use Vietnamese ingredients, the processing is refreshed but still retains the traditional flavor. The menu includes familiar dishes such as broken rice, banh mi, noodle dishes, typical rolls of Vietnamese cuisine.
Photo/Video: Propaganda Vietnamese Bistro fanpage
The Deck Saigon Restaurant
Address: 38 Nguyen U Di, Thao Dien, Thu Duc City
The Deck Saigon is a restaurant combined with a bar by the Saigon River, located in the Tay Thao Dien neighborhood. The restaurant attracts visitors by its romantic space, combined with elegant furniture. The indoor area is always flooded with light with glass windows. Seating in the courtyard is traditionally designed, with wooden floors over small fish ponds, water jars and plants such as bamboo and areca.
This address also attracts visitors by the space to watch the sunset by the Saigon River. Guests can watch the sunset during the hours of 16 - 18h daily, sip wine and cocktails.
Photo: The Deck Saigon fanpage
Vietnam House Restaurant
Address: Dong Khoi Street, District 1
Vietnam House used to be an ancient building with colonial architecture, located at the corner of Dong Khoi and Mac Thi Buoi streets. In the 1900s, this was once the prestigious restaurant L'Imperial, frequented by successful businessmen. Currently, Vietnam House restaurant is run by famous Vietnamese-Australian chef Luke Nguyen.
The menu of the restaurant is traditional Vietnamese dishes along 3 regions that are creatively transformed. The pancakes are served with Alaskan king crab and Iberico black pork, beef stock served with crushed beans and truffles. In addition, the restaurant also offers more than 500 premium wines from all over the world.
Photo: Vietnam House fanpage
Burden restaurant system
This address specializes in serving Nha Trang specialties in Ho Chi Minh City. HCM. In addition to grilled spring rolls as a typical dish, visitors can enjoy many other specialties such as steamed shrimp with coconut juice, fried milk squid with fish sauce, jellyfish noodles, fish noodles, sloppy famous in the Central Sea. This restaurant system has 3 branches in Ho Chi Minh City, located in the central points including Thao Dien (Thu Duc City), Pham Ngoc Thach (District 3), Hai Ba Trung (District 1). Each location has a different layout, with space for family, group and solo guests.
Photo: Fanpage Burden
Dust Quan system in Ho Chi Minh City HCM
This system has 7 branches operating in Ho Chi Minh City. The restaurants have a traditional Vietnamese atmosphere. The interior is designed in Indochinese style, with wooden tables and chairs, lanterns with old colors, creating a cozy atmosphere like home. The menu here focuses on 3-region specialty dishes, folk flavors, using local ingredients such as fish sauce hotpot, cascade fish hotpot, La Vong fish cake, braised snails with banana beans, crocodile soup with young ribs, spring rolls and tank crab rolls.
Photo: Quan Dust fanpage
The Gangs system in Ho Chi Minh City HCM
This address is for diners who are looking for a drinking space, gathering friends and colleagues. They serve Vietnamese, European and Japanese dishes and a variety of draft beers, craft beers and wines. The space here is liberal, suitable for intimate meetings. The restaurant regularly has live music nights with different themes, giving diners a lively party space.
Photo: The Gangs fanpage
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