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Nha Hang Ngon is a great place to have your first taste of traditional Vietnamese cuisine if you're a visitor to Vietnam. The menu has foods from all around Vietnam, from the northern specialty of sizzling pancake to the southern specialty of “com tam" - broken rice with coal-grilled tenderloin pork. The restaurant has a tranquil courtyard with a lily palm and several miniature coconut trees for seating. The market atmosphere of a small town in the South is captured in the dining room's food display section for a local touch of interior. As it's one of the best Vietnamese restaurants in Saigon, you literally can order anything from the menu, which tastes all good.

Unlike Secret Garden and Propaganda Saigon Bistro, Ngon Restaurant is a luxury Vietnamese restaurant that lies right in the center of District 1. The restaurant itself is traditionally decorated with elaborated wooden frames, sliding doors, and comfortable armchairs with cushions, giving you the most elegant, spacious, and sophisticated interior to enjoy your meal. If you want to, you can choose to sit outside where there are a lot of trees and fresh air, great to chit chat with friends and relax.

Unlike Secret Garden and Propaganda Saigon Bistro, Ngon Restaurant is a luxury Vietnamese place in the center of District 1. The restaurant is traditionally decorated with elaborate wooden frames, sliding doors, and comfortable armchairs with cushions, giving you the most elegant, spacious, and sophisticated interior to enjoy your meal. If you want to, you can sit outside where there are a lot of trees and fresh air, great for chatting with friends and relaxing.

The restaurant is set in a large new building, which from its external yellow appearance is reminiscent of an old European castle; but inside its space is designed as an ancient Hue ruong house. The restaurant is also remarkable for its sophisticated wooden art carvings combining lacquer and inlay with mother-of-pearl featured on subtle details of balconies, stairs, tables and chairs and screens.

Nha Hang Ngon is a very popular restaurant in a renovated colonial mansion that serves a wide range of Vietnamese dishes. Although the menu is as long as a cookbook, all of the meals are described in English. Although some may argue that the restaurant lacks authenticity, it is an excellent choice for large groups looking to enjoy a variety of Vietnamese cuisine in nice surroundings.

Located in a colonial villa, Ngon Restaurant brings together a curated menu of regional Vietnamese street foods under one roof. From bún thịt nướng (rice noodles with grilled meat) to bánh cuốn (Vietnamese steamed rice rolls), every dish is made fresh in market-style stalls. It’s perfect for first-time visitors wanting to sample it all.

Ngon Restaurant (Quan An Ngon in Vietnamese): This restaurant is located in one of the best locations in Saigon, right next to the Reunification Palace. But it is above all its wealth of Vietnamese recipes and original ways of presenting dishes that attract many customers: fresh spring rolls, noodles from Hue, crabs with black peppers…

Ngon Restaurant offers luxury Vietnamese dining in the heart of District 1. Traditionally decorated with elaborate wooden frames and comfortable armchairs, the interior exudes elegance and sophistication. Enjoy your meal in the spacious and stylish setting indoors, or opt for outdoor seating surrounded by trees and fresh air.

Located in the center of Saigon, Ngon restaurant still maintains a cozy, quiet and gentle space. With a diverse menu of delicious dishes from different regions of the country such as Banh Uot, Pho, Mi Quang or Banh Mi, the restaurant is one of the familiar destinations for domestic and foreign diners.

Beautifully decorated and very busy Ho Chi Minh City restaurant. Well visited by foreigners and locals with a reasonable price level despite its popularity. Nha Hang Ngon offers all the usual suspect Vietnamese food dishes.

Originating from Phan Thiết Bình Thuận, our savory Bánh Xèo is a culinary delight, served with fresh vegetables and a tantalizing array of dipping sauces.

Address: 160 Pasteur Street, Ben Nghe Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City. Opening hours: 10:00 – 23:15. Prices: from 80,000 VND.