Saigon Japan Town — Attraction in Ho Chi Minh City

Exceptional Experience at Namaste India on Bui Vien Street!” I recently had the pleasure of visiting Namaste India, located on the bustling Bui Vien Street in Ho Chi Minh City, and it was an absolutely fantastic experience! • Cleanliness: The hotel and restaurant were spotless, from the reception area to the dining space. It’s evident that hygiene and cleanliness are top priorities here. • Reception: The staff at the reception were incredibly welcoming, professional, and attentive. They made me feel right at home the moment I walked in. • Food: The food was outstanding! Every dish was rich in flavor, authentic, and perfectly prepared. It’s one of the best Indian cuisines I’ve had in the city. • Food Display: The presentation of the food was exceptional, making each dish not only delicious but visually appealing as well.

Being situated on Bui Vien Street, the vibrant heart of Ho Chi Minh City, adds to its charm. Whether you’re a local or a traveler, this is a must-visit spot for great food and...

Red light district and Japan themed neighborhood with Japanese restaurants, bars, decor, and establishments.

There are a lot of restaurants here and many highly rated. If anything, visit so you can go have a delicious meal! We ate at Me-Tetsu Izakaya and I highly recommend it.

For the sake of experiencing the area, GO! Why not? It’s fun and an experience. The streets are also beautiful with the lanterns making it quite picture-worthy.

I went with my boyfriend and we were not targeted at all by the “sellers.” (If you are a single/group of males this would be a different story). So we were able to enjoy walking around freely, taking photos and getting lost around the winding alleyway.

It’s just like any red light district experience in Thailand, etc except more tame and the food options here are...

It’s just a red light district disguised as a cute Japan Town. I went there for sushi (it was ok) not knowing it was red light. I thought it was interesting that there were so many girls outside talking to men so I started taking photos intending to ask my local friends what was going on. I still assumed it was just girls promoting regular bars. Until this girl grabbed my arm WHILE I was on the bike and kept telling me “delete the photo I saw it”. The thing is I didn’t even take a photo of her or her coworkers specifically. I showed her and she let me go but she was so rude and persistent. She held onto my arm until I showed her my photos app. God forbid I actually took a photo of the street with her in it. The driver also didn’t drive away. Be careful if you go to that area, especially if...