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Restaurants in in Ho Chi Minh city
To sustain a population of 6 million and a volume of tourist arrival recording at 3 million in 2010, restaurants in Ho Chi Minh city can be proud of themselves. Most restaurants are concentrated in District 1 and 3, near Ben Thanh Market and the Pham Ngu Lao area. Ben Thanh market is a major food court itself. Some recommendations as a start include Quan An Ngon , Pho Hoa, Bach Dang Ice-cream and if you can afford it, a black Vietnamese coffee at Paradise Café on the 5th floor of Rex Hotel. As you get further from the city center, expect more typical Southern dish such as Lau mam or Com tam. Always watch for restaurant hygiene and avoid eating lettuce if possible. Browse through our directories and pick your own favourite one.
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Scott and Binh's
15-17 Cao Trieu Phat St., Hung Phuoc 1, Phu My Hung
(+84)-948-901-465
With the slogan "Comfort food with a twist", Scott and Binh's serves mainly typical American cuisines that can alleviate the homesickness of many expats and tourists feeling for a Ceasar salad with a plate of penne primavera.
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Com Tam-Broken Rice
If you walk around Saigon streets, you can easily recognize a dish that is always served in any Vietnamese food store or restaurant - Com Tam (Broken rice)Food
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Jaspas Restaurant
33 Đồng Khởi
+84-(83)-822-9926
Located at a corner of a block from Majestic Saigon, Jaspas Restaurant is decent restaurant in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City
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Augustin
10 D Nguyen Thiep, Dong Khoi Area
+84-(83)-829-2941
Augustin is a French restaurant on a side street about a block from the Saigon Sheraton
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Gartenstadt
34 D Dong Khoi, Dong Khoi Area
+84-(83)-822-3623
If you are a German coming to Ho Chi Minh City and miss your local food, Gartenstadt is certainly the place you would expect
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