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Best Restaurants in Vietnam (2026)

Places to eat at every budget, from street food and casual local spots to established restaurants and fine dining.

30 places · Updated November 12, 2026

Our top 3 restaurants in Vietnam

  1. Anan Saigon Modern Vietnamese, District 1 (Old Market)Chef Peter Cuong Franklin's Michelin-starred restaurant in a narrow tube house in the Old Market, reworking Vietnamese street food with modern technique.
  2. Gia Contemporary Vietnamese tasting menu, Van MieuChef Sam Tran's Michelin-starred restaurant opposite the Temple of Literature, serving a single seasonal tasting menu rooted in traditional Vietnamese cooking.
  3. Morning Glory Original Hoi An and Vietnamese home cooking, Ancient TownMs Vy's original restaurant in an old house on Nguyen Thai Hoc Street, serving Hoi An and Vietnamese dishes from family recipes, with an open kitchen downstairs.

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1. Anan Saigon

Modern Vietnamese$$$District 1 (Old Market)

Chef Peter Cuong Franklin's Michelin-starred restaurant in a narrow tube house in the Old Market, reworking Vietnamese street food with modern technique.

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2. Gia

Contemporary Vietnamese tasting menu$$$$Van Mieu

Chef Sam Tran's Michelin-starred restaurant opposite the Temple of Literature, serving a single seasonal tasting menu rooted in traditional Vietnamese cooking.

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4. Akuna

Innovative tasting menu$$$$District 1 (Saigon)

A Michelin-starred tasting-menu restaurant on the ninth floor of Le Meridien, serving creative European dishes with Vietnamese influences around an open kitchen.

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5. Mango Mango

Contemporary Vietnamese fusion$$$Riverside

Chef Tran Thanh Duc's riverside restaurant, open since 2008, serving inventive Vietnamese fusion dishes with views across to the Japanese Covered Bridge.

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6. Tam Vi

Northern Vietnamese$$Ba Dinh

A Michelin-starred restaurant in the style of a vintage northern tea house, serving refined home-style Vietnamese dishes at moderate prices near the Temple of Literature.

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7. Hibana by Koki

Japanese teppanyaki$$$$Hoan Kiem

A Michelin-starred teppanyaki counter for 14 guests in the basement of Capella Hanoi, cooking premium seafood and beef flown in from Japan.

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8. Little Faifo

Vietnamese in a heritage house$$$Ancient Town

A Vietnamese restaurant in a heritage house more than 200 years old on Nguyen Thai Hoc Street, with a balcony, a bar and a menu of over 100 dishes.

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9. Long Trieu

Cantonese$$$$District 1 (Saigon)

The Reverie Saigon's Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant, known for dim sum and seafood and set in a lavish red and gold room overlooking Nguyen Hue.

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10. Cuc Gach Quan

Traditional Vietnamese$$Tan Dinh

A Bib Gourmand restaurant of two facing houses with a koi pond and garden in Tan Dinh, serving home-style Vietnamese dishes made largely with produce from its own farm.

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14. Banh Xeo 46A

Southern Vietnamese pancakes$Tan Dinh

A Bib Gourmand eatery that has been making giant crispy banh xeo pancakes filled with pork, shrimp and bean sprouts for more than seven decades.

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15. Cha Ca Thang Long

Cha ca (turmeric fish)$Old Quarter

A Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurant in a century-old townhouse, specialising in cha ca, turmeric-marinated catfish finished at the table with dill and spring onions.

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19. Com Ga Ba Buoi

Hoi An chicken rice$Ancient Town

A chicken rice shop on Phan Chau Trinh Street serving Hoi An-style com ga since the 1950s, with turmeric-tinted rice cooked in chicken broth.

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