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Hi Peter, here is a link to a website that I find helpful in my dinning out decision making -







Although this website is intended for on line ordering and delivery, I use it when choosing a dinning out destination. I like it because it has menu with prices and reviews.



Another site I consult is trip advisor.







Some of my regular favourites are - Taj Mahal , dong du street , District 1. Pizza Hut, Diamond Plaza D1,. Carl's Jr, Vincom plaza food. court. Black Cat, Phan Van Dat, Dist 1.

you can try the Hoa Tuc Restaurant 74/7 Hai Ba Trung St, D1.

excellent food, atmosphere and reasonably priced, they also run a cooking class that is a lot of fun.

Hi Peter!
Last week i has been SumoBBQ restaurant (Japanese stylist)

岷竛joy your time!
Cheers!
Diep

What kind of cuisine you prefere?

If you want to show your family traditional Vietnamese cuisine, you can try Cuc Gach quan, 10 Dang tat, Tan Dinh ward, Dis. 1. It's very famous for truly Vietnamese foods. A must-go place for many travellers visiting Saigon also.

I agree sumo BBQ is a yummy fun place to take visitors... It's around 300vnd per person but all you can eat!
We stick to the little shops near our apartment but when we feel like something western Elbow Room is our favorite place!!!
They also own Skewers which is a bit more upscale (&pricey) but also very delicious!

Trip Advisor

Have you ever try some place below:

Le Bouchon - 40 Thai Van Lung, Dist 1, Saigon (HCM)

or
Tandoor (next to Opera house)

Hi Everyone

I just want to say thank you to all those people who took the time to post on this topic. I'll do my best to try all the places that have been recommended.

Cheers

Peter Goudge

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there is a good vietnamese restaurant with just raw and fresh material, u can even choose the thing u'd like to eat. It called Viet Pho Restaurant, 49 Le quy don street, Dist 3, hope it will find u well. Cheers

Thanx PhuongAnh.

Peter Goudge

Manatwork

As it happens, I am partial to German Sausages. I'll check out the website.

Peter Goudge

Dear Peter,
Have I got the place for you?
My Vietnamese partner is a chef and when she was working in the Dong Khoi district at a French restaurant she worked along side a Vietnamese lady who today owns her own French Restaurant right on the edge of District 1 near the canal that leads to Binh Thanh District. Unfortunately I am back in Australia recovering from major surgery so cant give you the address so will ring Vietnam and get all the details for you and make another posting. The dearest item on the menu is Duck Confit at 80,000vnd less than AUD$4. Their Crepe Suzette at 40,000vnd is a steal. When in Saigon I eat there twice a week sometimes more.

..with extra ''msg''....eellll

Hi DirtyPierre,

Thanks so much.

Please please please...tell us the address or name of the restaurant you recommend...can't wait to try it.

Hi Manatwork,

I visited the website. I sew there's Knuckle in the picture and I didn't Knuckle on the menu...I'm wondering is it possible to get Knuckle in the restaurant. Hope you could answer me...

Oh...I love Knuckle:P:

Thank you

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Dear Peter,
Kim emailed me today the details of
NO NAME French Restaurant
57/27 Tran Khanh Du
District 1
Ph:08.866 545 999

Their website is only in Vietnamese but you can look at the pictures.
Two of my favourites are the Lamb Fillet in Green Pepper Sauce and the Tongue in warm Chilli Sauce. Portions are small as is normal for Vietnamese but so cheap you could order two dishes. On the other hand their salads are very filling. I am not big on French Fries so I always have mashed potato with every dish as its so hard to find in VN.