Try the bento boxes, shabu shabu and mini okonomi yaki. The Sushi Bar was established in HCMC in 1999 and now provides six locations in Saigon to serve you.Ngon - which means “delicious” in Vietnamese, may not serve the finest of local cuisine, but it’s very dependable and the space and atmosphere are fantastic.Ngon is packed every day with locals and foreigners sampling classic Vietnamese dishes from small stalls replicating the country’s impressive street fare.The menu goes on, and so does the wine list: more than 200 varieties in wooden barrels alone and then there's the bottles! If you like it, the chef will come and cook your selection right at your table. Step inside the lovely Mandarin Restaurant and savor dishes such as Mandarine-style roasted duck, sautéed rice pancakes with shrimp mousse, Mandarine-style spring rolls and Ho Doan sautéed fish.Constructed between 18, this magnificent ancient church stands as a testament to the French’s artistry and craftsmanship.A gorgeous landmark designed by the renowned French architect Gustave Eiffel, this iconic building is one of the many examples of French influences upon the architecture of Vietnam.Opened in 1975, this museum serves as a reminder of Vietnam’s chilling past.Once home to South Vietnam’s President, this historically-significant palace was the very site that marked the end of the Vietnam war.Show times and ticket prices vary according to day. It is worth checking out a water puppet performance when in Saigon. Puppeteers hide behind a screen while they manipulate the marionettes. An underwater wood or metal rod props up the puppets giving the illusion that they are walking over water. Shows are staged in pool of shallow water. The water puppets are made out of lacquered wood.People come here to pay homage to Siddhartha Gautama, Buddha himself, and Samantabhadra, the Lord of Truth and Manjusri. It is home to a sanctuary and a seven-floor, 40-metre high tower. The largest pagoda in Ho Chi Minh City is a blend of modern influence and traditional Japanese and Vietnamese culture. Saigon's Vinh Nghiem Pagoda was built between 19 based on the design of architect Nguyen Ba Lang.
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