[2025 Ho Chi Minh City Restaurant] Travel Guide for Hoa Túc (Updated May)

Cool city with French colonial architecture and rich history from Cambodian owned land to nowadays as the best city of this land. Vibing nightlight and great food definitely upgraded my spontaneous trip with my boyfriend. Summer rolls (spring rolls) are so underrated while pho is obviously overrated. Best restaurant goes to #Hoatuc; their grilled fish with refreshing salad tops the ranking of best food in HCM!

Hoa Tuc: A Michelin restaurant located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, District One. The food is delicious and prices are reasonable. Very nice ambience. The waitress did take a long time to come over to take orders. Hopefully they can improve on it.

Colonial-style backstreet restaurant - Hoa Tuc Sigon - Located behind Vincom Center and Parkson Mall in the Le Thanh Ton district in central Ho Chi Minh City, this restaurant is a former factory renovated into a lovely restaurant with a lovely atmosphere. 🍽️ Enter through the gate in the sixth photo. ☝️ It's a Vietnamese restaurant, but it's stylish, the food is beautifully presented, and you can feel the attention to detail in the dishes. ✨ The menu is in Japanese, so you can read it with confidence. 👍 I chose bun cha and banh xeo, which I ate many times during my trip. Of course, the taste was exceptional. 🎵 📍Address: 74/7 Hai Bà Trưng, ​​Bến Nghé, Quận 1, Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh 🕰️Business hours: 11:00-22:30 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: The air-conditioned interior is retro and has a very nice atmosphere If you come early for dinner, you might be able to sit in the open-air seats without a reservation✨ 💞Reasons why we recommend it: 30% off drinks from 2pm to 5pm🫶 #Asian food #Vietnam #Ho Chi Minh #Solo travel #Girls trip #Couple trip #Family trip #Dinner #Colonial architecture #0 yen trip January 2025

Loved the atmosphere and food. The drinks were excellent as well. It was nice to be able to taste a variety of foods as I ordered several dishes and shared them with my friends. The restaurant is located in a historic place and has a spacious indoor and al fresco dining space. The food ingredients seemed to be of good quality and fresh. Food preparations were nice and not overly salty as was the case in some places. They also understood concepts such as gluten free or dairy free. The staff were quite well trained. The washrooms were clear. Overall, I think this place performed quite well. We spent about 800k Vietnamese and given the quality and setting. I think it wasn't bad at all. #vietnamtrip #fusionfood #saigon

#Gourmet HOA TUC's main store is located at the end of an alley on Hai Ba Trung Street in District 1. It is a famous Michelin-starred restaurant that is often used for entertaining and attending guests. In fact, this building was an opium factory about 100 years ago. The name of the restaurant, "HOA TUC," means poppy flower. There is a wine cellar inside the restaurant and a wide variety of alcoholic beverages are available. It is recommended that you make a reservation before going, as there are many Westerners. The budget is about 3,000 yen per person, excluding wine and alcohol. Please visit.

#2024wish One of my fav meal while in Saigon 🇻🇳✨ 📍Hoa Túc We had an amazing and enjoyable lunch here in Hoa Túc! Located at the city centre of Ho Chi Minh city, this restaurant is not too far away from Saigon Opera House. Love the decorations of the restaurant, chill and relaxing ambiance. They have both indoor, which is air conditioned seatings and outdoor (terrace, with tropical breeze). It is indeed an aesthetically pretty place with delicious contemporary Vietnamese food! Yums 😋 We ordered: 🥢Crab and Shrimps Fried Spring Rolls 🍤Salt and Chilli Skewered Prawns 🍴Grilled Seabass Fillet 🍚 Garlic Fried Rice w Crab Meat and Bacon All of the food that we ordered were delicious, flavourful, very well cooked! Their craft beer was smooth and great as well! In 2024, I wish to travel to Seoul, Korea!