The best bistros and brasseries - Vietnam in 2025

Practical information : Take a break Vietnam

Timetable

Café opening hours are similar to those of other businesses, i.e. they depend on the mood of the owner. They are busier in the afternoon and evening than in the morning. Generally open 7 days a week, closing around 10pm.

Budget & Tips

Drinking a coffee, tasting a tea or a freshly squeezed fruit juice, enjoying a beer - these are all pleasures which, in Vietnam, enhance the trip without threatening the balance of the budget, however tight it may be... A little more expensive in city centers and tourist areas, but nothing like the prices charged in European capitals.

Age restrictions

The legal age for buying and consuming alcohol in Vietnam is 18. In practice, however, many establishments do not respect this law...

What's very local

Vietnam is one of the world's largest coffee producers. So it's hardly surprising that the Vietnamese spend a great deal of time in cafés, which are packed from midday until evening. After office hours, another institution is the bia hoi, a kind of philosophical café, where the mainly male clientele like to forget the worries of home and discuss the major issues of life over a lightly alcoholic beer.

Smokers

You'll soon discover that the Vietnamese are quite happy to smoke... Of course, you can smoke on the terrace of a café or bar, but not indoors.

The best bistros and brasseries Vietnam

Map of top points of interest Vietnam

P'TI SAIGON

FABRIK

EMM'S FRENCH BISTRO

LE RESTO

LE CABANON

LES JARDINS DE LA CARAMBOLE

THE LIGHTHOUSE RESTAURANT & HOTEL

COUSINS DAO TAN

LE GECKO CHALET

LE COMPTOIR DE MARTHE ET EDOUARD

WHITE MARBLE. RESTAURANT & BAR À VINS.

LE COMPTOIR BISTRO & BOOKS

THE DECK HOUSE

BACKSTAGE BAR & GRILL

LE BAMBINO

THE REFINERY

TROPICAL MINIGOLF

À LA FOLIE

LE CLUB BAR - SOFITEL METROPOLE

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