Can't Miss Vietnamese
Can't Miss Vietnamese
For dinner, you’d want to go to a restaurant to sample the Saigonese fair in a comfortable yet charmed setting. Here’s my top 3 places to go to. Everyone I bring to these places always have great things to say after every meal.
CUC GACH QUAN I
‘Cuc Gach Quan’ literally means ‘at my grandmother’s’. This charming 2-storey villa was converted to give an authentic Saigonese home to give a ‘homestyle cooking’ experience. If you want to experience how it is to eat in your Vietnamese granny’s country-side home, come here. The space is warm and inviting and the food is unpretentiously presented.
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Cuc Gach Quan Restaurant
10 Đặng TấtCUC GACH QUAN I
‘Cuc Gach Quan’ literally means ‘at my grandmother’s’. This charming 2-storey villa was converted to give an authentic Saigonese home to give a ‘homestyle cooking’ experience. If you want to experience how it is to eat in your Vietnamese granny’s country-side home, come here. The space is warm and inviting and the food is unpretentiously presented.
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NGON RESTAURANT TRADITIONAL VIETNAMESE CUISINE I If you’re don’t feel like looking for a street food eat for lunch, check out Nha Hang Ngon. Ngon is Vietnamese for ‘delicious’. Nha Hang Ngon is ideal for travelers, who first came to Vietnam and looking for a first authentic taste of Vietnamese food. The restaurant's menu covers dishes from North to South, for example sizzling pancake, Hue style noodles, Hue mussels rice, chicken sticky rice, grilled pork broken rice. The restaurant atmosphere is pleasant with a courtyard dining area furnished with a lily palm and small coconut trees. The in-house dining room has a food display area, resembling the Southern village food market.
Save some room for dessert and try the Vietnamese classic dessert, sweet soup. The sweet corn pudding (che bap) made with sweet corn, glutinous rice, topped with thick coconut cream and toasted sesame seeds. Or the rainbow dessert (Che suong sa hot luu) that has tapioca covered pomegranate seeds, agar jelly, sweet mung bean paste, and creamy coconut milk.
Address: 160 Pasteur Street, Ben Nghe, District 1
Operating Hours: 7:30AM – 10:30PM
Expect to Pay: From VND 50,000 for the main dish
Phone: 028 3827 7131
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Taste Saigon Tour
160 PasteurNGON RESTAURANT TRADITIONAL VIETNAMESE CUISINE I If you’re don’t feel like looking for a street food eat for lunch, check out Nha Hang Ngon. Ngon is Vietnamese for ‘delicious’. Nha Hang Ngon is ideal for travelers, who first came to Vietnam and looking for a first authentic taste of Vietnamese food. The restaurant's menu covers dishes from North to South, for example sizzling pancake, Hue style noodles, Hue mussels rice, chicken sticky rice, grilled pork broken rice. The restaurant atmosphere is pleasant with a courtyard dining area furnished with a lily palm and small coconut trees. The in-house dining room has a food display area, resembling the Southern village food market.
Save some room for dessert and try the Vietnamese classic dessert, sweet soup. The sweet corn pudding (che bap) made with sweet corn, glutinous rice, topped with thick coconut cream and toasted sesame seeds. Or the rainbow dessert (Che suong sa hot luu) that has tapioca covered pomegranate seeds, agar jelly, sweet mung bean paste, and creamy coconut milk.
Address: 160 Pasteur Street, Ben Nghe, District 1
Operating Hours: 7:30AM – 10:30PM
Expect to Pay: From VND 50,000 for the main dish
Phone: 028 3827 7131
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