Monday, August 31, 2026

The Top 100 Places to Eat Near Stir

  1. Rank 1. Ănăn Saigon

    Contemporary Vietnamese


  2. Yellow walls painted to mimic a village house, blue shutters included, sit a short walk from Ben Thanh Market. This Vietnamese home-cooking spot earned a Michelin Bib Gourmand for the kind of food regulars perch on wooden stools to eat without glancing at the menu. The pancake with shrimp and pork, served in a bamboo basket, gets most of the attention. Portions run generous and friendly to sharing.




  3. Rank 5. La Lola

    Mediterranean


  4. Rank 6. Coco Dining

    Contemporary Vietnamese

    A seasonal tasting menu built around a single narrative theme, each course designed to advance the story rather than just fill a plate. This is contemporary Vietnamese fine dining inside a sleek room of black granite tables and a kitchen counter, part of a larger compound that also runs a whisky bar and a grill next door. The chef earned a Michelin star weaving traditional Vietnamese recipes into something more theatrical, without losing the plot.



  5. Rank 8. Akuna

    European-Vietnamese New American




  6. Rank 11. OKKIO

    Coffee





  7. A pho shop near Ben Thanh that makes its rice ribbon noodles from scratch, which already sets a certain tone. The menu runs through the usual suspects plus shank, flank, oxtail, and ribs for anyone who wants to think about texture. Order the pho tho da and the broth arrives in a heated stone bowl, staying volcanic to the last mouthful, with beef and noodles served alongside so you control how much the heat finishes the meat.


  8. Rank 16. Du Yên

    Vietnamese




  9. Rank 19. Nhà Tú

    Vietnamese


  10. Rank 20. Rice Field

    Vietnamese



  11. Rank 22. The Monkey Gallery Dining

    Contemporary Vietnamese

    A concrete counter faces an open kitchen on the third floor of a Mac Thi Buoi address, and the minimalist, Japanese-leaning room is spare enough that the food has nowhere to hide. The chef grew up in Central Vietnam and trained in Europe, and the tasting menu pulls that tension into something interesting. Named for three founders all born in the Year of the Monkey, which is either a charming origin story or a great excuse for the name.


  12. Rank 23. Lacàph Coffee Bar

    Vietnamese Coffee Shop


  13. Rank 24. Vietnam House

    Modern Vietnamese




  14. Rank 27. Bờm

    Modern Vietnamese




  15. Antler chandeliers and dark wood wainscoting spread across the upper floors signal exactly what kind of place this is: a proper steakhouse, doing things the old way. The focus is grass-fed and grain-fed beef, much of it dry-aged well past three weeks, with house-made sauces that cover the range. The wood-fired mashed potato is quietly the dish people keep mentioning. End with whisky and feel no guilt about it.





  16. Rank 34. Quince Eatery

    Modern Mediterranean



  17. Rank 36. Lüne

    Modern French

    A Lyon-trained French chef doing modern European fine dining in a quietly elegant room on Le Thanh Ton, the street Ho Chi Minh City has quietly handed over to this sort of thing. Private dining rooms make it a natural choice when someone has news to share over several courses. The cooking leans into precision and presentation, with classic French foundations pulled in a cleaner, more contemporary direction.





  18. Rank 40. Bà Cô Lốc Cốc

    Seafood Vietnamese





  19. Rank 44. Kobe Bistro

    Contemporary French



  20. Rank 46. Cô Liêng

    Southern Vietnamese


  21. Rank 47. ST25 by KOTO

    Contemporary Vietnamese



  22. Rank 49. Béo Ơi

    Vietnamese


  23. A café tucked inside a two-floor clothing boutique on Phung Khac Khoan Street, where the menu runs to European cooking with Vietnamese touches and plating that matches the surroundings for effort. Sit in the glass-roofed garden room or climb to the mezzanine for something quieter. The pho broth made with consommé and roasted duck breast is the dish that earns its own conversation. Selected by the Michelin Guide.


  24. Rank 51. La Viet Coffee Saigon

    Vietnamese Coffee





  25. Rank 55. Ốc Oanh

    Vietnamese







  26. Rank 61. Mía Dining

    Modern European New American













  27. Rank 73. Upstairs

    Modern Vietnamese


  28. Rank 74. CieL

    Vietnamese-influenced French





  29. Rank 78. Miên Saigon

    Contemporary Vietnamese


  30. Rank 79. Esta

    Contemporary Vietnamese


  31. Rank 80. NÔM

    Vietnamese


  32. Rank 81. Nephele

    Contemporary Vietnamese

    Dinner ends at the bar with mignardises and vinyl, which tells you something about how seriously this place takes the whole arc of a meal. Nephele is a tasting-menu restaurant tucked into an alley inside a renovated historic building, and the kitchen leans hard into Vietnamese flavors through sauces that drive each course. The sourdough, fermented 36 hours and charcoal-baked, arrives with truffle butter and housemade miso and makes a strong case for bread as a destination.


  33. Rank 82. Phở Lệ (An Đông)

    Vietnamese Noodles








  34. Rank 89. Chị Mơ

    Vietnamese

    Shelves of house-made ferments line the interior of this Vietnamese restaurant in Thảo Điền, chilli sauces and garlic vinegars signaling that the kitchen takes its prep seriously. Phở is built on three broths simmered from fresh bones for a full day, and the grilled bagrid catfish with crispy rice crackers is the kind of dish that makes you forget what you ordered before it. A Michelin Bib Gourmand, with a garden terrace out back.


  35. Rank 90. Soul Specialty Coffee

    Vietnamese Coffee Shop



  36. Rank 92. Hum Garden

    Vegetarian Vietnamese


  37. Rank 93. Truffle

    Contemporary French



  38. Rank 95. Little Bear

    Contemporary Vietnamese



  39. Velvet curtains, a chandelier, and foie gras on the menu: La Villa is a formal French restaurant that seems entirely unbothered by its Ho Chi Minh City address. The kitchen leans into the classics, and the wine list and cheese trolley hold up their end of the bargain. On warmer evenings, the garden terrace offers a little breathing room from all that starched Gallic dignity.


  40. Rank 98. An's Saigon

    Vietnamese

    A 20th-century villa tucked far enough from the tourist trail that you'll need a cab, An's Saigon is an innovative Vietnamese restaurant spread across a garden, a lounge, and an eight-seat chef's table where the menu shifts into something more personal. The kitchen leans on artful plating and creative riffs on familiar flavours, with each course leaning into Vietnamese culture and nature as loose inspiration.


  41. Rank 99. TEEMAY COFFEE ROASTERS

    Vietnamese Coffee Shop


  42. Rank 100. Apero

    Italian


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