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Ideal for special occasions or just a romantic meal in an unforgettable space, this atmospheric restaurant serves classic Vietnamese fare. — Fodor's
In a city renowned for its outstanding restaurants, Ngon, which means "delicious," is quite a phenomenon, and is a not-to-be-missed experience for all visitors to the city. — Frommer's
Always heaving with locals and foreigners alike, this is one of the most popular places in town for the taste of street food in stylish surroundings. — Lonely Planet
You can avoid menu confusion by choosing the 450,000d discovery menu of four courses, three glasses of wine, and organic green tea. — Fodor's
Baba's sets Bui Vien alight with the fine flavours, aromas and spices of India. — Lonely Planet
With full-on, bright, upscale Chinese opulence, it's not the place for a romantic tête-à-tête, but the cuisine at Ocean Palace – near the Botanical Gardens – is divine. — Lonely Planet
Xu is the brainchild of Bien Nguyen, who has created one of the city's most elegant and innovative restaurants and one of the hippest night spots all under one roof. — Frommer's
The menu is full of appealing health-conscious descriptions, and the food is as visually appealing as it is delicious. — Fodor's
This American barbecue joint is wildly popular among locals, who love the tasty ribs, the craft beer, the cheeky menu, and the laid-back vibe. — Fodor's
The decor is rustic and elegant at the same time, which is also true of the food. — Lonely Planet
Decor is an upscale Chinese motif with timber beams, fine Chinese screen paintings, and artwork on two open-plan floors. It's plush but not stuffy, and you'll feel comfortable in casual clothes or a suit. — Frommer's
The Deck is a place to spoil yourself with sublime seafood-focused pan-Asian cuisine, fine wines, and professional service. — Fodor's
otherwise known as Pizza 4P's is an "edutainment restaurant," per its website. — Afar Magazine
The fresh and healthy pan-Asian menu and the vibe is similar to Hum Lounge in District 1, but with a focus that's more on food than cocktails. — Fodor's
The atmosphere is candlelit and intimate, very Vietnamese, with cane furniture and tile floors, yet its three floors of subdued dining are a still a nice place to duck out of the midday sun. — Frommer's
You don't come to Square One to eat; you come to spend an evening paying homage to good food. Dining here is like having a front-row ticket to a fancy cooking show. — Frommer's
Key ingredients are imported, the fish is very fresh, and the presentation is unrivaled. This is the place where Saigon's many Japanese expatriates come to celebrate. — Frommer's
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