‘Quan F2 Party‘ began as a sinh vien grub spot, now tripled in size. Often busy, same good cheap eats with a free Coke or beer.
Good news: 4 beautiful courts, in a gorgeous setting. Bad news: Booking a court is frustrating. Playing is worse. Foreigners pay 2-3 times more via ball boys. Ironically it's SaigonTourist.
Popular and bustling with great food BEFORE they went on an ambitious expansion. Now just disappointing .
Good news: 4 beautiful courts, in a gorgeous setting. Bad news: Booking a court is frustrating. Playing is worse. Foreigners pay 2-3 times more via ballboy staff-at a SaigonTourist park?
I rank Kaffa number one for best coffee in the to-go category. (Counter-culture-coffee).
Also a bustling overnight wholesale meat market, in more ways than one. If your hankering for 100lbs of meat after, say, 2am.
Compliments to Maia, the lovely singer & the musicians. They truly make this place what it is-one of the most romantic and lovely spots in Vietnam today.
It's in the front yard of the Thu Duc Library. An interesting and quiet spot, great for evening coffee. Pho was great. Clean and orderly +.
Sprawling, serene, lovely. The Olympus cafe reincarnate. Outdoor, indoor, rooftop, dancehall bunker, sweet staff. Love it.
I like this place. 4+ well maintained open courts, seems well managed, with friendly staff. Good afternoon availability, but little shade to speak of either.
New owner & management, and of course a few changes, but still a great menu superb food, and extremely hard to beat.
Still and always..exceptional. One of Saigon's best kept secrets and best values.
This is a perennial favorite for business discussion luncheons. Good familiar fare, good service.It's white-tablecloth, comfortable, and usually quiet.
A good spot for entertaining guests or relations from abroad. Consistently good food, on the Binh Quoi riverfront.
Beats the tar out of other branded/franchised pho spots. Nice menu, (more than pho) and ambiance to boot. ThuDauMot, Thu Duc, and Saigon.
