This site is a great destination for family or friends outdoor activity, a bit of a drive out of city center, lots of things to see and learn. You can really spend a good half day walk around and explore or follow some random groups with tour guides, though I am not sure if there are English-speaking tour guide available but you can ask. I enjoy how many trees and plants this place have preserved. Definitely a short fun and interesting trip, with lots of things to see, and try some of the local food too. And make sure to bring mosquito repellent!

The Cu Chi Tunnels are a must-visit historical site! The tour was informative, showcasing the resilience and ingenuity of the Vietnamese during the war. Guides were knowledgeable and passionate, sharing captivating stories about the tunnels' significance. Walking through the narrow passages gave a sense of awe and appreciation for the soldiers' courage. The site is well-preserved, with trapdoors, living areas, and hidden entrances intact. If you're interested in history or culture, the Cu Chi Tunnels should be at the top of your list. This place left a lasting impression, and I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Vietnam.

One of the best experience of Vietnam to visit the original tunnels. its history is fascinating. You can actually enter the tunnel, fire the real gun with real ammunition, know about its history. Must visit. I would suggest you to go in a smaller group of less than 10 people as will consume less time.

Cu Chi Tunnel is a fun tour if your into war and history. It is amazing to learn how the soldiers fought during those times. The environment itself is fairly scary already and I can't imagine how hard it actually was during those moments the soldiers had to fight there. The tour guide was good, giving great examples and stories. You can even go shot a gun if your into that kind of thing. But its a good time killer if you don't have any other places in the city. Just an interesting little history moment.

Important part of history when visiting Ho Chi Minh (Saigon)! Book a tour and take the easy ride out from the city and see the well arranged tour of the tunnels. You can learn about how they were made and used, as well as see them for yourself and walk/crawl through some. Facilities are of course available. Goes beyond just the tunnels and lets you learn about more than just the tunnels. Includes a gun range too if you want to shoot M16/AK47 and more, but completely voluntary. Well worth the visit.

A walk through the horrors of Vietnam War. A showcase on the intelligence, tenacity, hard work and resilience of the Vietnamese people. Guides are very informed and converse decently in English. Mosquito repellent is a must. Do bring a water bottle as well. Highlight of the tour is the live firing range. Adult Visitors would have to purchase bullets for a variety of rifles used in the war.

Number one tourist spots in the city of HCM. Amazing stories behind how the famous Vietnam was was fought by the Vietnamese. Great tactics and strategies for fighting with a mighty enemy. You will enjoy the experience of whole place and also can get to fire some bullets from war era.

When visiting here, you must wear comfortable shoes and clothes because there will be several tunnels that you can try if you want. When viewing the tunnel you have to take turns with another group of tourists. The sound of weapons sounds like it's still wartime. This is because a shooting range is provided for tourists who want to try shooting.

The tunnels and the war museum are the two best tours and experiences in the Ho Chi Minh area. Super fun to explore and let the mind run wild. Insane a war was fought like this by the Vietnamese. Whatever it takes though. @nothin_but_views

Was okay to have seen it once. Walking through the tunnels and seeing how it was back then is impressive. But there is not much around it. The price, by the way, is 125,000 dong, tour guide is included but with moderate English and not much info, just leads you through the tunnels and explains every few meters what tigers or no idea. On the rest of the plant speaks as good as no one English. Caution at the shooting range, you may not hold the gun itself, is mounted in front, which takes the whole fun. Even with Google translate you do not get on here. A bit of a shame but well finally everyone must decide for themselves whether it is worth a full day with bus rides and in tunnel sightseeing. After the tunnel tour, you should explore the area yourself. There are far more places to see, but people usually wave it off and think that there are only the tunnels.

Highly recommend if you are in Saigon. Most people use tour operators to go there. Easy and cheap. But you have very limited time staying there. Full day or half day tour is available every day, rain or shine. The prices are varied by the operators.

The Cu Chi tunnels are preserved examples of the 225km of hand dug tunnels that the Vietnamese constructed between 1945-1975. You can see how expertly they were hidden, how cramped and difficult the living conditions were, and the effort that they went through. You can even crawl through 100m of tunnel - even though they have been widened by 20% for the sake of tourists, they are still very cramped and uncomfortable.

Incredible visit. A must for not only Ho Chi Minh, but for Vietnam. Thank you to Tinh who was our fantastic tour guide. Fascinating to hear about all the cunning ways the Vietnamese fought in the war. You can experience the tunnels yourself (if you’re brave enough!), witness all the types of traps and you can shoot guns too which is optional.

The museum is fine, with a lot of morbid descriptions of what happened in the war. Very very detailed and thorough. Many storeys in the building. I must warn all tourists though. There is(are) a(a few) coconut scam artists around the entrance or the area who would try to strike up a conversation with you and then open a coconut on the spot (as if they are being nice and offering to you for free) then charging you 300,000 dong for it! This is crazy and ridiculous! We hope that no more tourists fall trap to this anymore. 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼 Very disappointed by the behaviour of these scam artists stationed around the area of tourist spots and soiling the image and reputation of Vietnam.

The War Remnants Museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in understanding the human cost of war. The exhibits, including powerful photographs and artifacts, provide a comprehensive and thought-provoking narrative of the Vietnam War and its aftermath. The museum offers a respectful atmosphere and helpful staff, allowing visitors to reflect on the devastating impact of the war and the ongoing challenges faced by those affected. It is an incredibly moving and educational experience that highlights the importance of peace and understanding in our world

Very well put together memorial that showcases the atrocities that Vietnam has gone through in recent decades. Extremely moving but a must-see when in Saigon to fully understand what the Vietnamese people have gone through. You can spend anywhere from 1 hour up to 4 hours there taking in all the information, pictures, sculptures and leftover machinery

It was my first place I decided to visit in Seigon like I want to say for everybody in Vietnam I'm proud of you ....the museum is huge and have outdoor area full with machines war like aircrafts and tanks inside its 3 floor's and alot of things to see and read and learn. Photographs is the most heavy and powerful part in this museum and it will show you how this war was cruel and believe me it will be hard to resist this feeling of sadness. Any way it's a great experience and you can't come to Seigon without visit this place.

This place is a living remnant of the dead. Countless lives lost to pointless torture and tyranny of the Americans in 60s to 80s. The sheer amount of force in the form of tanks, planes, armored vehicles and missiles, bombs, bullets.. to silence people in their own homeland. It is simply horrible to walk through the museum and not fill humanity's failures at large through the destruction of war. Sadly because the war happened in recent years, a lot of photographic evidence is available and you will feel it in your gut when you see those horrid photos. After visiting this museum, the outlook on life and death is bound to change. And I hope the visit motivates you to be more kind, more caring and more sympathetic to other humans.

Worth a visit. Nice museum. Very informative. Some photographs are very graphic, as the intention is for you to visualize the cruelty and effect of war. Lots of tourist .The busiest museum I visited in the city

Museum was very informative about the atrocities the West did to the Vietnamese, when the West tried meddling in affairs of another country (as usual). I spend about 2.5hrs here going through every exhibit. Highly recommended 👌.

Must go to if you're in Ho Chi Minh. Shows the Vietnamese perspective of the US Vietnam war. Obviously sided, and neglects most of the North vs. South parts of the conflict, but important none the less.

I don't have words to describe this place because it's totally like have loved the Americans and the rest of the world did really bad things to Vietnam and destroyed their family and home steal these people love to travel to America and they will love to forget their past I don't know what kind of people they are but they are kind honest and I'm loving it

To the visitors: I suggest visiting before visiting the reunification palace to better understand the significance of the dates and events. Expect a detailed, informative, extremely sad recollection of the years of war that affected the nation. It was truly eye opening and definitely a must for everyone. Amenities: There's a cafe downstairs and a wending machine but nothing up the floors. Each floor had well maintained toilets. Cash only for admission tickets and wedding machine. To the organisation: thank you for your hard effort

If you want to really undersrand the Vietnam War history then this is the place. Just a caution some of the pictures are too difficult to digest so take care on that. Apart from that it's a super place to understand how one county's patriotism.highly recommended

What a great display of photos & artifacts on the Vietnam War. What a horror & tragedy. It was really gut wrenching to learn some intricate details of the war and the suffering of the Vietnamese people for no fault of theirs. A real eye opener and must visit.

A very beautiful place for all the history freaks. It takes about the Vietnam war and what the people of Vietnam have faced due to the war. The pictures are heart breaking and you will understand how hard they worked to build the country back together. You can easily buy a ticket in counter. Make sure you carry cash.

When we got there is was closed for visitation and we were on a tight schedule so we walked around and about a bit. The space outside was covered with beautiful flowers and we went around clicking pictures in the church garden. Do ask around when they would be open for visitation as we missed the stained glass windows inside.

Built in 1880 by the French and was called the Church of Saigon. It's called the Notre Dame Cathedral because of the two bell towers resembling the original cathedral. When we got there is was closed for visitation and we were on a tight schedule so we walked around and about a bit. The space outside was covered with beautiful flowers and we went around clicking pictures in the church garden. Do ask around when they would be open for visitation as we missed the stained glass windows inside.

Historic cathedral, and an iconic and building of Ho chi minh city. Beautiful French architecture, and there's a really clean and pretty park in front of the cathedral. As of August 2022, this building is still under renovation, and is almost completely surrounded by scaffolding. The renovation is going to last for a few more years, according to city officials.

Now that I saw it, Notre Dame Cathedral of Saigon is undergoing renovations on the entire front side, so the details of its structure cannot be seen, only its side part can be seen at this time (July 8, 2023).

It's currently under restoration and renovation.. hence wouldn't be able to visit.. you can only see the exterior of the building from the outside.. Established by French colonists who initially named it the Church of Saigon, the cathedral was constructed between 1863 and 1880. The name Notre-Dame Cathedral has been used since 1959

In downtown Ho Chi Minh City, an important remnant of the French colonial period in Vietnam - the "Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception", most commonly known as "Notre-Dame Cathedral". It was built, between 1863 and 1880, by French Roman Catholics and was simply known as the "Church of Saigon". It is a neo-romanesque construction, with an all-red brick facade, two outstanding bell towers, six bronze bells and beautiful stained-glass windows. In 1959, a granite statue of Virgin Mary, depicted as "Our Lady of Peace", was brought from Italy and placed at "Paris Square", also known as "Notre-Dame Square", which is right in front of the ancient church. Immediately after, the "Church of Saigon" was designated as the city's Cathedral. It has been undergoing severe restoration works and has been closed to visitors for already a long time. Stroll along and try to imagine how beautiful it certainly is, a true landmark of the Roman Catholic presence in Southeast Asia. Enjoy! Read more

NOTE: under renovation, front of church covered by scaffolding. It is a truly beautiful church closely mirroring the Notre-Dame de Paris. The history of the church is interesting with an understanding of the French Indochina movement and the culture it ultimately brought and created within Vietnam.

Both a wet and dry market selling souvenirs and coffee of every plantation here in Vietnam …. I am guessing. Usual touting its present so be ready to be highly prospected by the resident stalls! Pre Covid times will certainly be more active as only 40-60% of the stalls are open as of my visit in April 2022. Hope the business gets back in its feet for everyone!!!!

This place has always been my favorite area to visit whenever I’m in Saigon. There are a lot of food stalls around and reasonable prices. Of course, if you’re looking to buy souvenirs or something, you can always bargain for the prices you’re willing to pay. That’s the fun part of shopping there. I highly recommend everyone to check Chợ Bến Thành out.

Had a visit on Wednesday morning, so it is less crowded. Other days in HCM was just passed by since I stayed at a hotel nearby. It has four main entrances so it is easy to enter from any side. My impression of this market is sellers are aggressively selling their products. As I didn’t intend to buy souvenirs from here, so I don’t dare to stop by. I just take a glance while passing by. Hygiene of the food in this market I am not too sure since didn’t try it out. But I notice a street nearby has an unpleasant smell like garbage. Road surface has liquid like water coming out from garbage that make the street smelly. Not only that, I saw a worker thrown the one-time-use utensils to roadside in front of their restaurant after customer leave. This is somewhere nearby the market but not inside the market. Perhaps hygiene awareness can be improve further.

Good market for buying clothes, shoes,bags souvenirs and counterfeit products. Avoid buying things from the front line shops when u enter. Most of them are super rude and not polite and arrogant and super expensive, its like they are giving products for free. Instead look for shops on the inner side. Most of them are polite..friendly and very good. They even offer good prices. I did many purchase from shop no 642. Very good people and they offer good price, its just you have to bargain a little.

Lots of stores haver closed since the lock down but it's picking up. Drink stores are friendly and worth it on a hot day 20k. Tops range from 50-150k for the sportswear, anything over that, someone isnt as honest as you like. My favourite snack/nuts store is still there.

This market caters to tourists. Most of the vendors have similar stocks. It's best to roam around first and bargain for the best price. Majority of the vendors are friendly, not pushy at all and do check out the food stalls. Great selections of items to choose from. Overall, I give this market a 9/10.

It is better to go in a group than solo as you will be slightly harassed by vendors. You can bargain for souvenirs for a better price but I feel you can't get the best discount when doing solo. Furthermore, it seems every stall has the same connections whereby they will introduce other vendors to offer deals. I managed to get multiple fridge magnets and coffee. The place is a bit confusing at first but it is better to get lost so you can explore more. The establishment also serves food and drinks too but they missed my order after I waited for 30 minutes so I left. A bit disappointed but it is an opener for me.

A small market in Ho Chi Minh that sells various items such as souvenirs, wet market, cloth. It has adequate space inside and vendors are likely to call on you to buy at their shops if you're easily recognised as a foreigner. General advice is don't haggle unless you really insist on buying, otherwise you may get some snark remarks from the local vendors for wasting their time.

This market has everything from souvenirs, apparels to ornaments and exotic stuff. If you are to bargain make sure to visit all around and get the general idea. It even has a food section which we enjoyed, great meals with lots of choices at a reasonable pricing. Wouldn't say extraordinary, but well worth for what is paid.

The market is colorfully for us foreigners, something picturesque, but all shops have been selling the same things for years, they have not updated products such as clothing, souvenirs, they have remained the same for years. You always have to haggle over the price, foreigners tend to offer up to 500% more expensive than the normal price.

Easily accessible market that sells almost everything that Saigon has to offer. Small narrow alleyway, big bags or luggages not recommended. Lots of food options at one part of the market. If it’s your first time here, it’s worth a visit. If the market doesn’t fancy you, you can walk out of the market to visit all the other shop houses in the vicinity.

We visited the market at about 7pm on a Saturday evening. At least half the stalls were still opened. There was a mixture of food, coffee, clothing, shoes, souvenirs, and accessories stalls. The market was clean, and the sellers were friendly and not pushy. The Pho and coffee we had were excellent. Recommended, and remember to bargain (not for food and drink, of course) to get a good price.

Lovely colonial style opera house in the heart of Saigon. We saw the A O Show, dancers and acrobats depicting the changes from country village life to busy modern day k-pop culture and its problems. Very inventive and entertaining. I also appreciated and enjoyed the free peach and lemongrass tea to refresh us upon entry.

I was happy they have AC! The lobby area did not have air so I was a bit nervous. We came here to catch a dance performance the AO show. Even though it was only an hour show, it was very good and I was entertained. A lot of acrobats, humor, and art of course. I recommend arriving 30 mins early for pictures and a welcome drink with food, it depends on your ticket level you have.

We saw the bamboo circus. This show was very expensive and failed to impress. The opera house itself is quite gorgeous architecture and definitely worth a look. Perhaps there may be better shows on when you visit.

I had the most wonderful experience here, they performed my favorite play with all their heart and professionalism.

The Opera House in Ho Chi Minh City, also known as the Saigon Opera House, is a beautiful and historic building located in the heart of District 1. Built in 1897, the Opera House is a stunning example of French colonial architecture and is considered one of the city's most iconic landmarks. Today, it serves as a popular venue for a wide range of cultural and artistic events, including operas, ballets, musicals, and concerts, as well as conferences and other gatherings. With its rich history and breathtaking beauty, the Opera House is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the arts and culture of Vietnam.

This restaurant offers tasty meals with reasonable prices, including free wet tissues and desserts after the main meal. Plus, staffs are very friendly and supportive. Location is near city center. Highly recommended 👍🏻👏🏻

Had a fantastic dinner at Baba's Kitchen in Saigon. I've eaten Indian food all of my life and this is authentic and delicious Indian food at a great price. I highly recommend going here. Our server was so friendly. The portions are generous. Great experience. I will return.

All types of Indian food. Friendly and attentive staff. A bunch of complementary items. Fair prices. If you are a fan of Indian food, I would most certainly recommend this place.

The staff here is simply amazing. I wanted to order Dal Khichdi but they didn't have it on the menu. And they also don't customize food due to their policy. So I had to order something else. But the kind staff also made me a Dal Fry on the house to accommodate my request. They also gave me good recommendations for South Indian food. They also give you chutney, pickle & onions to go with your food. The food was also great but I'll come back here for their hospitality.

Best Indian in Ho chi minh? Haven't tried them all but wow it was amazing! Staff are super friendly and kind and willing to chat and explain and go the extra mile! 100% recommended! Also has veggie options and vegan options and they understand vegan and made sure for my wife... Even came back and explained that one of the sauces has some yogurt in. Amazing service.

One of the best Indian restaurant I've been (and trust me I eat a lot of Indian food, it's my favourite one). The food is just perfect, portion size is huge and the staff is very friendly and helpful (oh an it's halal). I recommend 100%.

Can't fault it. We enjoy our Indian food and this was as good as any we've eaten. Friendly staff. Great service, and an enjoyable experience. The chutney that came with our appetiser was to die for! The Lamb was cooked to perfection. Recommended.

Superb!!! Love the food here a lot. The portion is quite generous also. Staffs are sweet.

The food was incredible. The flavours were amazing. You must try the condiments (mango pickle) was my favourite. The owner/waitors are absolutely amazing and very kind. My family really enjoyed it. They also gave us free mango pudding which was delcious. This is an amazing indian restaurant. Highly recommend!!

Food was delicious and very filling. The staff were so attentive and made sure your glass of water was always filled and that the food was to your liking. Had the best time and would definitely recommend when you are in Ho Chi Minh City :)

The well-known authentic Vietnamese cuisine for foreigners The menu has various of Vietnamese local dishes, some may be over spicy. The staffs are friendly and supportive. Since the food are freshly cooked when ordered, so we had to wait a lot, and it’s not much pleasure at all. The price here is concerned as expensive as if supposedly for the foreigners, the taste is great. Anw, it’s still deserved to give it a try. #SaigoneseFood #LocalFood #District1

The atmosphere of the restaurant is good and the servers are friendly. It's like a resting place in the city. It was nice to be able to taste a variety of foods as I ordered several dishes and shared them with my friends. However, the amount may be less in adult males. We ordered one menu and one drink per person and spent around VND300,000 per person.

One of the best services around. The staff were so attentive and on top of everything. We had a group of 11 and the staff was able to fit us in during a busy period. The portion sizes are quite small. I would have liked to be recommended to order rice with my chicken or perhaps another dish. Nevertheless, the dishes were absolutely divine and full of flavour. The restaurant was busy and our dishes took 15-20 minutes to come. It was so fast.

Simple but artistic decor. Very good food. Very friendly service. Fried rice is just ok.

If you prefer something fusion and this is definitely is the right place for you. Some tourists might not like authentic Vietnamese food. Nice ambience and good food. Visited this restaurant on Saturday night and was almost full house but luckily we booked. Highly recommended to make reservation.

Great ambient to enjoy Vietnamese food. The food material has high quality and fresh. Not over salty and we think no MSG which we love it! If you don’t know how to order, just ask the recommendation from the staff and they will genuinely suggest the portions and best choices. The restroom is also very clean. Really an oasis!

Khang was our efficient, polite, handsome, knowledgeable, English speaking server. He guided us to the most delicious meals on the menu. We each had a seafood and noodle salad, light beer and traditional coffee and desert. The ceiling fans kept us cool, the ambiance of plants and wines surrounded us. Wonderful evening, We will return.

Nice service. Wait staff spoke some English. We ordered some dishes at 1.5 servings since we were a part of 5. Decor and atmosphere was quite romantic. Most dishes were traditional style Vietnamese food which were delicious. Total was about $68 for our group of 5.

Was really happy that we had dinner at this restaurant - dad commented that i could not stop laughing at nothing. The Vietnamese dishes were all very tasty with different dipping sauce which made it all interesting (its not just fish sauce…). Special mention to the ✨lady’s finger✨ at the side of some of our main dishes as it was so addictive!? Will definitely come back for you again 😍

I recently had the pleasure of attending the Hua Tuc Cooking Class in Saigon, and I must say, it was an absolutely fantastic experience! I would give it a solid 5/5 rating without hesitation. The class was not only incredibly fun but also highly interactive. I had the opportunity to meet and connect with wonderful people from diverse backgrounds, truly representing all walks of life. Together, we embarked on a delightful journey to the local market, where we sourced the freshest ingredients for our culinary creations. Under the guidance of our skilled instructor, we learned to master the art of cooking basic Vietnamese dishes, including mouthwatering spring rolls and delectable soy chicken cooked in a claypot. The location of the class, near the renowned Ben Tanh Market, added to the overall convenience and charm. Speaking of the instructor, they were an absolute star! Their expertise, passion, and ability to teach made the class even more enjoyable. I genuinely appreciated their guidance and patience throughout the session. On top of the fantastic cooking experience, I couldn't help but indulge in their delightful coffee. It was simply superb and added an extra touch of pleasure to the overall ambiance. In conclusion, I wholeheartedly recommend the Hua Tuc Cooking Class. It offers an unforgettable experience, filled with fun, learning, and delicious food. I thoroughly enjoyed every moment and left with a newfound love for Vietnamese cuisine. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity - you'll love it too!

This is a good place to try modern Vietnamese dishes done nicely. Some dishes are a bit over-seasoned but in general the food is good and clean and fun. They get large travel groups, so it can take a bit of time for the food to arrive, and you better make reservations during main meal times.

I ordered fresh spring rolls with peanut sauce, bun cha and mocktails. The taste was not too exceptional, but presentation was good. Food were reasonably priced as well. They have a comprehensive menu of vietnamese local food. I would go again to try other food as well. The place is situated near city landmarks. Overall my experience at the restaurant was great.

A cozy eatery where you can enjoy the authentic Vietnamese noodle soup! Meat available in both beef and pork! Loved their soup broth and the side dishes! Thumbs up and highly recommended😇 beer lover can try their craft beer too, smooth and silky😍

There are cheaper and equally tasty options elsewhere. We ordered the bun cha and the fried beef in green rice. The quantity is small and price quite high. The fried beef tastes like hot dog. If I didn’t have cheaper and better tasting food elsewhere already I might had been ok with it. But we felt this was too much money for what you get. But hey, the restaurant is on a street with a lot of foreigners and pubs where banh mi is 2-3x the price elsewhere, so what can I say?

Wow really mind blowing. I have never tasted Vietnamese cuisine like this before in my life. This is such a twist. Recommended to try it yourself I don't want to give so much spoilers over the review. Everything's perfect. Worth every penny. Must try the Bun Cha . Love the sweet after taste

Being on the backpacker street, I was not expecting this to actually being good bun cha. I was wrong. Really fantastic and fairly cheap to boot. If it's your first time having this type of food, the owner is very happy to explain the proper way to eat it. For the ambiance and service you get, this place is a steal. Get there mid afternoon if you don't want to wait for a table. Lunch, dinner, and late evening can get pretty busy and I've seen lines out the door 10-15 deep.

Excellent place for a light meal. I came here because of the good reviews and did not disappoint. Small and cosy restaurant, right on a popular night clubs street. The fried beef in green rice is delicious 😁👍🏻

Authentic vietnamese cuisine at an affordable price in Bui Vien. Staff are attentive, service is tip top Vegetarian friendly restaurant (-): Limited seats, small restaurant A bit noisy as it's located along pub street. Recommended to go before 6pm if you can't take the loud music from pubs nearby. Opens from 10.30am to 9pm

Only tourists eat here, but it’s ok~ Hanoi hot bagel twins- kinda hard, fried dough fritters that is tasty when dipped in the sourish clear soup. Not bad! Fried fish in green rice- interesting and complex dish and taste haha. A must order to test it out. Our group opinion is split on it.

Super nice bun cha!! Remember to reach early for lunch time: they close at 3pm but starts to refuse customers around 2:40pm We are lucky as we arrived around 2:30 pm and became the last customer for lunch time The bowl of bun cha is perfect :) would recommend to add on the fried spring roll and the grilled okra as well

Simple cafe that serves a variety of local dishes. Main one being Hanoi’s famous Bun Cha as the namesake. However, I would say, this is nothing compared to Hanoi’s real thing. But this is an ok alternative if you can’t get to Hanoi. Located in the middle of Bui Vien street - famous for its pubs. It can get pretty noisy. This place has very limited seating - meant to cater to 2-3 pax per table. They only take cash. No CC. Prices are on the high side.

Very good place for Bun Cha. My first time trying this dish and everything tasted very fresh and delicious. Would definitely recommend trying this when in the area. I can't remember what the drink was but it was soooo good!

Bun cha not as good as in Hanoi, but that's understandable, north and south have different taste preferences. Nevertheless, I think the local one tastes good and the side dishes are tasty too. The service and appearance of the restaurant is simple and impeccable.

My local Vietnamese fried’s recommendation, also on top of the list on TripAdvisor! Bun cha is great especially the soup is full of different layer of flavor, meat is fresh, lean and chewy! Fried fish with green rice was a bit disappointing, it turned out to be fish ball instead of fish, the center wasn’t very well fried and still a bit cold. Overall is good!

I ordered the pork and shrimp egg rolls and Brown rice chicken and pineapple dish. Big big menu selection very clean and English-speaking waiters. The food is good they have many healthy options on the menu including brown rice which is very difficult to find in Saigon. The portion size is just average which brings the price as being average I’m giving a total score of four stars which is I think exactly what it deserves especially if you’re looking for healthy choices.

Nice location, authentic Vietnam food & good service , nice view !!!

The staff welcomed us with a big smile. The place is very cozy and clean. You have lots of options for your meal. The food here is good. Water glass are for free. It s not the cheapest option in the city but it is worth the price.

Service: impeccable. Appears to be family run and the young fella who was serving us was very attentive. Food: the grilled pork rolls (self service rolling) was great. Pho was not as flavourful as expected. The savoury pork and shrimp pancake was also decent. Atmosphere: chilled little restaurant with upstairs seating. Cute decor and quite clean.