Le Corto is a french fine-dining restaurant in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City.
Editorially verified September 9, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
3 hours
Learn the art of coffee brewing and latte art in a hands-on class in Ho Chi Minh City. Master the techniques of latte art and create beautiful designs in your cup.
4 hours
Step into the heart of Saigon at Vietnam Flavour Cooking Class, where the vibrant flavours and rich culinary traditions come alive in our exclusive cooking class.
Guided tour · 1.5 - 4 hours
Discover Saigon’s coffee culture on a guided tour. Visit a heritage shop, enjoy a coffee break in a park, and learn to brew your own cup in a hands-on workshop.
Address: 5D Nguyen Sieu Street, Ben Nghe Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City
Noir serves a set tasting menu in complete darkness, guided by blind and visually impaired waiters, a District 1 dinner about taste, smell and touch.
OrderThe surprise set menu; choose meat, seafood, vegetarian or mixed.
TipLock your phone away and let the waiters lead; book online in advance.
Vietnam House sits in a colonial building on Dong Khoi, where a team under chef Luke Nguyen matches traditional Vietnamese dishes with a modern twist.
OrderThe clay-pot fish and the shaking beef.
TipThe upstairs dining room is grander; lunch is a quieter time to visit.
Hoa Tuc plates refined modern Vietnamese cooking in a former opium-refinery courtyard off Hai Ba Trung, and runs the well-known Saigon Cooking Class upstairs.
OrderThe betel-leaf beef and the pomelo salad.
TipThe courtyard is a calm escape from the traffic; book for dinner outdoors.
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.
OrderThe tasting menu, with its caviar-topped banh mi and reimagined pho.
TipBook ahead for the counter; the rooftop Nhau Nhau bar upstairs is worth a nightcap.
Noir serves a set tasting menu in complete darkness, guided by blind and visually impaired waiters, a District 1 dinner about taste, smell and touch.
OrderThe surprise set menu; choose meat, seafood, vegetarian or mixed.
TipLock your phone away and let the waiters lead; book online in advance.
Vietnam House sits in a colonial building on Dong Khoi, where a team under chef Luke Nguyen matches traditional Vietnamese dishes with a modern twist.
OrderThe clay-pot fish and the shaking beef.
TipThe upstairs dining room is grander; lunch is a quieter time to visit.
MAD House is a laid-back garden restaurant in a Thao Dien villa, serving modern European and Vietnamese plates across a leafy indoor-outdoor space.
OrderThe weekend roast and the garden cocktails.
TipThe tropical garden is the reason to come; go for a long lazy lunch.
Hoa Tuc plates refined modern Vietnamese cooking in a former opium-refinery courtyard off Hai Ba Trung, and runs the well-known Saigon Cooking Class upstairs.
OrderThe betel-leaf beef and the pomelo salad.
TipThe courtyard is a calm escape from the traffic; book for dinner outdoors.
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.
OrderThe tasting menu, with its caviar-topped banh mi and reimagined pho.
TipBook ahead for the counter; the rooftop Nhau Nhau bar upstairs is worth a nightcap.
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.
OrderThe chef's set tasting menu, which rotates with the seasons.
TipDinner only, and reservations are essential; the room is small.