Ho Chi Minh City Restaurants

A miniature Japanese cuisine universe In Japanese language, Matsuri is the word for festive. This is the principle of our restaurant, bringing festival atmosphere to our guests. Especially, Matsuri Japanese Restaurant is a culinary address, unique in serving traditional Japanese cuisine “Washoku” blended with fusion dishes representing Japanized forms of European dishes “Yoshoku”, aka Western food reinvented the Japanese way. By introducing Japan’s two main categories of food, Matsuri Japanese Restaurant confidently delivering our dear guests extraordinary and satisfying dining experience.

Number 1 Japanese Restaurant in Thao Dien District 2 HCMC. Chillout atmosphere & elegant Japanese architecture. Fusion Japanese Cusine "Yoshoku" & "Washoku".

Number 1 Japanese Restaurant in Nguyen Hue District 1 HCMC. Riverview to Bach Dang habour. Chillout atmosphere & elegant Japanese architecture. Fusion Japanese Cusine "Yoshoku" & "Washoku".

MIYEN - Delicate aesthetic highlights of Japan MIYEN is a harmonious combination between the quintessence of Japanese cuisine, artistic design space inspired by Kanda Myojin Temple - a famous Shinto shrine and contemporary architecture to create a unique inspiration. In particular, MIYEN pioneers in introducing to You Western-style dishes that were modified in the style of the Japanese "Yoshoku" in Vietnam. Let's discover the aesthetic highlights of both space and culinary art here.

A miniature Japanese cuisine universe In Japanese language, Matsuri is the word for festive. This is the principle of our restaurant, bringing festival atmosphere to our guests. Especially, if you are a fan of grilled dishes, dipping hot pot and Japanese style Izakaya, you should definitely not miss the opportunity to enjoy the scrumptious menu, cozy luxurious space, and ideal destination for family and friends when having a dinner or on special occasions, where everyone can temporarily forget the usual respectful manners and share a few cups of wine, delicious hot pot dishes.

A tray: that is a MÂM. What seems to be an ordinary object plays a central role in the Vietnamese tradition of conviviality. From the ancient times till today, meals are served on MÂM trays and brought to the table where it’s all shared – from the Royal Palace to a farmer’s own home! The MÂM is the very base of a meal, where flavors, aromas and colors mix. It is through food that families receive guests, share knowledge, traditions, and stories. That is what we do here: we welcome you to join us, at our home, where we will …