Dining

Celebrating Tet Traditions Amid the Stunning Saigon Skyline
Situated smack in the heart of District 1, right in Saigon Center, Takashimaya Department Store, and a short walking distance to the city's most iconic and historic landmarks, stands Sedona Suites Ho Chi Minh City, a world-class hotel for locals and international travellers alike.  With Tết now upon us, there is no better place to celebrate the Year of the Cat than at this premiere and inspired urban location. 
Top Tables For March
This month, we’re crazy over the new menu and chef at Fat Cow, a hidden hangout in the CBD, and the new Sunday brunch at Capitol Kempinski.
Duke’s Oyster Bar - An Inviting Bistro for Seafood Lovers
Nestled away in a secluded courtyard along bustling Xuan Thuy street in Thao Dien is Duke’s Oyster Bar, a refined yet casual destination to enjoy the freshest seafood in town. Owned and operated by La Poissonnerie, Duke’s is one of the neighborhood’s hippest new restaurants.
Lavelle Library - Where Art, Food and Nature Meet As One
People, art, and nature harmoniously find a home at Lavelle Library - a lifestyle, social and dining space nestled in the charming quadrants of Thao Dien. The vision is simple: to bring joyful experiences through innovative daily living. Believing conscious daily living leads to growth for the self and the community, collectively leading to a brighter future.
Bistro Song Vie - Riverside Dining Destination
Built as a Villa in a busy city, the property has courtyard covered by plants and trees beside Saigon River. The view alone offers a relaxing environment. The hotel is a preferred destination for those wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of the city.
Firangi Superstar Distinct Indian Flavours
A visit to Firangi Superstar, the newest hotspot on Craig Road, is almost like stepping into the set of Wes Anderson’s The Darjeeling Limited, a hyper-stylized film that follows three brothers on a journey across India’s colorful landscape.
Gourmet Bonds
Locavore dining at these hotels and restaurants in Bali not only nourishes the body, but also fosters deeper human and cultural connections. Imagine going vegan in Bali, the land of the crackling babi guling. Sounds impossible, but at Lost Lindenberg, their plant-based menu is actually a respite from meat-laden feasts.