It’s October, one year on since the lockdown lifted. But who cares about that any more, there’s gin and sake, and steaks and wood-fired cuisine to enjoy, in this, our list of the best new places in Saigon.
Meet Ben Nguyen. The endlessly creative designer, brander and marketer is currently working with hip, handmade Vietnamese furniture company District Eight. So, we met up at their pop-up store to get Ben’s guide to Saigon for creatives.
After years searching Saigon for the best places to eat and drink, we’ve compiled a masterlist for newbies with everywhere we love in the city. Share this with anyone who needs to know what’s up!
It’s been a while Hanoi. Finally, we had chance to run around town, hunting the best new places to eat and drink. Here are our six.
The rainy season’s ending. So cast off the raincoat, and go out and explore with our insider guide to the 11 best new places to eat and drink in Saigon!
7 Saigon bartenders at some of the city’s hippest bars are making cocktails based on the food and drinks found on the streets outside.
The Pi Saigon cocktail bar was inspired by the mathematical constant, pi, and the team, led by Chun, have brought it to life with a focus on diversity and female bartenders. Check out our favorite new neighborhood hangout.
Legendary bartender and restaurateur Tan Pham gives us his guide to 24-hours in Saigon.
This month’s edition of new places to eat and drink in Saigon is heavy on coffee shops and creative, multi-purpose spaces. Reference points diversify too, from Harry Potter to Murakami’s 1960s Tokyo. Discover.
Coco Saigon is a jazz-infused space for recharging. There is Chef Vuong’s creative menu, a whisky bar, with over 300 whiskies and a cool courtyard for sipping cocktails or hosting events.