Anan Saigon is a modern vietnamese fine-dining restaurant in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City.
Anan Saigon holds one Michelin star for Peter Cuong Franklin's new Vietnamese cooking, turning street classics like banh mi and pho into tasting courses.
Editorially verified July 1, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Must order: The tasting menu, with its caviar-topped banh mi and reimagined pho.
Tip: Book ahead for the counter; the rooftop Nhau Nhau bar upstairs is worth a nightcap.
Address: 89 Ton That Dam Street, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City
Akuna holds one Michelin star under Australian chef Sam Aisbett, pairing modern Australian technique with Japanese ideas and Vietnamese produce.
Order: The seasonal degustation on the ninth floor of Le Meridien.
Tip: It sits on the 9th floor of Le Meridien; dinner only, closed Sunday and Monday.
Long Trieu at The Reverie holds one Michelin star for refined Cantonese cooking: abalone, sea cucumber, Peking duck and honey-glazed barbecue pork.
Order: Suckling pig and Peking duck, carved tableside.
Tip: It is on the 4th floor of the Times Square building; go for a long lunch of dim sum.
Esta is a District 1 tasting room where a modern kitchen plates Asian fusion; it has featured in the Michelin Guide and Robb Report Vietnam's top 25.
Order: The chef's tasting menu, which crosses Asian influences.
Tip: Reservations are strongly recommended; email or call ahead, as the room is small and books out.
CieL earned its first Michelin star in 2025 for a Thao Dien tasting menu that fuses French technique with Vietnamese soul across an ever-changing lineup.
Order: The chef's set tasting menu, which rotates with the seasons.
Tip: Dinner only, and reservations are essential; the room is small.
Coco Dining was promoted to one Michelin star in 2025 for a twelve-course tasting menu built on fermentation and modern Vietnamese cooking in District 3.
Order: The twelve-course tasting narrative of Vietnamese culture.
Tip: There is one seating a night, so book well ahead and arrive on time for the full sequence.
Akuna holds one Michelin star under Australian chef Sam Aisbett, pairing modern Australian technique with Japanese ideas and Vietnamese produce.
Order: The seasonal degustation on the ninth floor of Le Meridien.
Tip: It sits on the 9th floor of Le Meridien; dinner only, closed Sunday and Monday.
Long Trieu at The Reverie holds one Michelin star for refined Cantonese cooking: abalone, sea cucumber, Peking duck and honey-glazed barbecue pork.
Order: Suckling pig and Peking duck, carved tableside.
Tip: It is on the 4th floor of the Times Square building; go for a long lunch of dim sum.
La Villa is a Michelin Selected French restaurant set in a colonial villa in Thao Dien, where chef Thierry Mounon cooks classic Provencal dishes.
Order: The set lunch menu is the value way into Mounon's cooking.
Tip: There is a pool-side terrace; dinner Tuesday to Sunday, lunch Thursday to Sunday.
Esta is a District 1 tasting room where a modern kitchen plates Asian fusion; it has featured in the Michelin Guide and Robb Report Vietnam's top 25.
Order: The chef's tasting menu, which crosses Asian influences.
Tip: Reservations are strongly recommended; email or call ahead, as the room is small and books out.