Tartine Saigon - Lumiere An Phu, Q2 — Restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City

I have visited your restaurant multiple times and feel compelled to share my honest feedback. Unfortunately, my experiences have been marked by dissatisfaction, particularly with the service. On several occasions, there have been errors with my orders, and the waitstaff often seem disinterested.

Additionally, the level of care provided to customers appears to be lacking. For example, water should ideally be served as soon as patrons are seated, especially on extremely hot days.

Regarding the food, I have some concerns. Serving a full English breakfast without buttered toast seems unusual, and charging extra for butter feels unreasonable. Additionally, the pork sausages have not always appeared fully cooked; despite being informed that they are boiled first, the inconsistency in their appearance and doneness is troubling. Overall, the meals have lacked flavor and have not left a lasting impression.

In comparison to other establishments in the city, your restaurant falls short in terms of comfort, customer service, and food quality. There is significant room for improvement in enhancing the dining experience for your patrons. Given these issues, I have decided that this will be...

We went there via Grab. It’s a small laneway, so better get dropped on the main street and just walk towards the restaurant.

While waiting for our friends, we ordered the french bread with butter. The bread is definitely good but I guess it shouldn’t be toasted as they sliced it into small bits. It made it too crunchy and almost like crumbs.

The venue is secluded and quiet. Love it! We went there at brunch time. It was not busy.

Most of us ordered the Vietnamese coffee before the meal. It is definitely the “wake up” coffee. Strong, smooth and aromatic.

I ordered the pork ribs tartine - as the restaurant is called “Tartine” better get one. I rate it as 4/5. It is missing a bit of character.

We ordered different things. I can say that they were presented well but I cannot say about the taste of it.

Better try their...

They have several varieties of sourdough bread and other baked goods, in addition to meals.

Their sourdough bread has won praise from my international friends as well as my local Vietnamese and Korean friends.

They willingly slice your bread for you at no extra charge if you request it.

I found their brownies were really fudgy, but not overly sweet. 👍👍

They package everything in paper bags; you may want to consider bringing a bag with handles for ease of carrying.

They do have limited parking space right in front of the café; however it is sloped, so they leave rocks for you to block your bike tire with. 😬😬

They also give a discount for day-old...