Pacharan

A four floor Spanish Tapas & Bodega in the heart of Saigon. Pacharan was founded in Sept 2006 and is a member of FCC company in Cambodia, where they have another restaurant. Modern Spanish themed interior. Vivid red, orange and yellow feature throughout the decor. Romantic rooftop terrace dining is available

Hideaway Cafe

As the name implies, this quaint café – restaurant is hidden down an alleyway in the cast of a quaint colonial style building with a serene leafy courtyard. The inside is kept in aesthetic minimalism, whether in the dining area or in the casual living-room style lounge upstairs. You can also choose

Hoa Tuc

The beauty of Hoa Tuc - which translates as Opium Poppy - is both in its concept and its execution. Contemporary Vietnamese cuisine is offered in a beautiful, unusual setting that takes its inspiration from Art Deco, Art Nouveau, and the site's original purpose as Saigon's legal opium manufacture of

Ngon

Top-of-mind name for Vietnamese food, Quan An Ngon started from a smart idea to bring all traditional Vietnamese dishes together and display them in traditional style of vendors and local eateries on the street. Décor stays consistent with the traditional theme, with red floor, dark wood, high ceiling,

Augustin

Est. before 1975 as the first French restaurant in Vietnam, Augustin started as a small family run eatery. Till now, this lively petite bistro still remains a favorite to mostly expats. Setting is simple and as much homely and friendly as the wait staff, who speaks both French and English.

Vibe

The most premium venue for pool players it seems. Vibe features a unique combination of high class and professional pool tables in a spacious lounge where players can shout for a good drink or grub. Trendy design with mixture of wood and cement characteristics, special lighting effects that altogethe

Wrap & Roll

Bringing traditional Vietnamese food into a modern eatery. With lime-green walls, contemporary simple decor, and bright lighting, at lunch and dinner time, Warp & Roll is full of young Vietnamese executives as well as foreigners.

Lush

Top of the line night venue in Saigon, where you can get the best feel of city life in presence here. Sleek and stylish decor, great selection of music to well serve beat thirsts of Saigon's clubbers. Always packed on weekends with a mixed crowd of locals an expats.

Boat House

The simple and good looking BoatHouse offers a great view over the Saigon river and a space that’s open to the river breeze and sky, day and night. A new roof provides an all weather option. A relaxing and calm dining option to retreat to.

Camargue

This fine-dining restaurant has long been an expat favorite. In 2008, after a 15-year run in downtown HCM City, La Camargue relocated not far away to a quiet alleyway along the border between District 1 and District 3. The luxurious décor and quiet ambiance remain unchanged; the villa setting, quaint

Saigon Saigon Bar

This iconic bar is located on the rooftop of the 5-Star Caravelle Hotel. Its panoramic views of Saigon’s skyline make it a spectacular place to watch the sunset over the city. Several generations of international politicians, celebrities, authors and war correspondents visiting have helped make

Vietnam House

Vietnam House is one of few restaurants which has had the honor to receive leaders from around the world, including George Bush Sr. and Former Philippine President Cory Aquino. Sitting in a restored French colonial house, Vietnam House renders a cozy and traditional ambiance with large French windows

The Fountain

The Fountain is where you find the creamiest premium ice cream in town with a giddy large range of flavors and mix-ins of nuts, fruits, candies and fudge. Take away and mix-it-yourself are available.

Ashoka

One of the oldest Indian restaurants in town, Ashoka has built up its creditability for consistently good food and excellent homey service on a reasonable pricing bracket.