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Ngon

Popular with locals and visitors alike, this huge, busy restaurant provides a great introduction to Vietnamese cuisine, as diners can sample a large variety of small, reasonably priced dishes. Outdoor seating areas are cooled by mist rather than air-con. Good for casual dinner with friends. (138 Nam Ky Khoi Nghia, D.1).

Pho 24

This newly opened chain serves up Vietnam's favorite dish in spic and span, air-conditioned surroundings. VND 24,000 will get you a bowl of beef noodle soup garnished with fresh herbs. Good for a quick bite. (5 Nguyen Thiep, D.1).

Wrap 'N Roll

Parcels of seafood, meat and vegetables are wrapped up in rice paper rolls at this stylish new eatery. The decor, like the food, is fresh, clean and fun. Good for lunch. (62 Hai Ba Trung, D.1)

Xu

This newly opened restaurant and lounge stands out thanks to its starkly stylish decor and eclectic fusion menu. Expect international prices. Good for a romantic dinner. (71-75 Hai Ba Trung, D.1).

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Carmen

Those looking for someplace out of the ordinary will appreciate this atmospheric venue, designed to resemble a medieval dungeon/wine cellar. The nightly from salsa to MTV covers. Tables tend to fill up early. (8 Ly Tu Trong, D1).

Lush

This high-tech nightclub features live DJs, funky decor, plush seats, and a mix of foreign and local patrons.(2 Ly Tu Trong, D.1)

Q Bar

Opened in the mid 1990s, this Saigon institution still draws a hip late-nigh crowd and offers indoor and outdoor tables. (Opera House, 7 Lam Son Square).

Saigon Saigon

Steep drink prices are offset by the great views from this plush 19th floor bar, which attracts a mix of business travelers, expats and locals with its lively Filipino band. (Caravelle hotel, 19 Lam Son Square, D.1)

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