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Vietnamese Coffee Chains Worth Trying in Saigon
Ho Chi Minh City runs on robusta, condensed milk, and the relentless hum of commercial enterprise. National chains dictate the…
3 Công trường Công xã Paris, Sài Gòn, Hồ Chí Minh
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RuNam d’Or is a European-Vietnamese restaurant and café on Công xã Paris, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City. The venue occupies a French colonial villa facing Notre-Dame Cathedral of Saigon. It operates as the flagship luxury dining location of the Vietnamese hospitality group NISO Corporation. Guests dine either in the leafy courtyard garden or inside the heritage villa.
The kitchen prepares a dual menu of European classics and contemporary Vietnamese specialties. Cooks craft main courses such as grilled sea bass, beef tenderloin, pasta, and Vietnamese seafood. Morning offerings include skillet eggs with baguettes, rice rolls, and savory noodle soups. Pastry chefs bake fresh French tarts and arrange tiered afternoon tea platters each afternoon.
The beverage menu highlights traditional phin drip coffees using Vietnamese Arabica and Robusta beans. Baristas prepare Vietnamese egg coffee, cold drip infusions, Italian espresso drinks, and herbal teas. Diners often mix drip coffee with sweet condensed milk in classic Saigon fashion. A central bar serves European fine wines, French champagne, imported spirits, and signature cocktails.
The interior features crystal chandelier lighting, dark woodwork, gold accents, and plush velvet seating. Dedicated VIP salons and a private cigar room accommodate business banquets and private functions. Garden tables look across a manicured courtyard directly toward the historic red brick cathedral. The property sits steps away from the Saigon Central Post Office and Nguyễn Văn Bình Book Street.
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Ho Chi Minh City runs on robusta, condensed milk, and the relentless hum of commercial enterprise. National chains dictate the…
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