In ancient Vietnamese, the word “Miên” translates to “roof”, and at Miên Saigon, the latest fine dining offering to grace Ho Chi Minh City's thriving culinary scene, has raised the roof of the gastronomic trend “Asian Fusion” through their utterly spectacular cuisine. 

Vietnamese cuisine has a way of staying with you: the smoky char of bún thịt nướng, the tang of fish sauce dipping bowls, the quiet poetry of a bowl of phở on a rainy morning. Whether you are a student studying overseas, or a Việt Kiều who left a part of their appetite behind, these Vietnamese food creators offer a passport back—through soup, spice, and stories.

At Bờm Kitchen & Wine Bar, Vietnamese flavours are not reinvented, they are quietly reawakened. Familiar tastes from kitchens, markets, and family tables are guided forward with modern craft, resulting in dishes that feel both reassuringly known and beautifully refreshed, carrying heritage with grace into the present moment.

In Ho Chi Minh City’s fast-moving dining landscape, tradition is often treated as material to be transformed, reinterpreted, or adapted to contemporary tastes. Casinha adopts a quieter posture. It does not seek to reinvent Portuguese cuisine, nor to contextualise it. It presents it simply, as it is. 

Turn your annual Lunar New Year tradition into a luxe affair by making your broths, dips and meatballs from scratch with the best possible ingredients.