CHAY GARDEN Võ Văn Tần - Vegetarian Restaurant & Coffee



About CHAY GARDEN Võ Văn Tần - Vegetarian Restaurant & Coffee
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Today: 10:30AM–9:00PM
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It’s a trap! It tasted like unseasoned microwave airplane food or something for a toddler’s birthday party. When I looked up their Michelin mention, it is for one dish from their menu and the decor. Also first time I had such a horrible surprise in Vietnam. Ordered a red curry with chickpeas (there was literally 5 chickpeas on the dish) My husband ordered the oyster mushrooms tempura and soft tofu (The batter was so hard we couldn’t eat) They charged 28% on top of the bill! What a joke! Anyways it doesn’t reflect the amazing food/service in Vietnam in general. it’s just a VERY BAD BUSINESS using GREEN WASH tactics and RUINING your day! Shame on you for not being honest and up front.
I have a very great special time at this restaurant with friends and family 🥳. The assistant is doing very good job to take care the customers, asking what I want and show me the menu for me can choose it. Her name is Thư and she is very professional, caring and great customers service at the restaurant before I visit. I have come to the restaurant four times and every time with different people and always have a good time and good food,nothing to complain. If you are in Saigon or visit Saigon and want to try some healthy food and vegetarian so I highly recommended this place. The food is delicious and satisfied eyes looking first. Everything tastes is just balance. The price is reasonable The bathroom 🚻 is clean and good smell. They take good care of it so that's important for every restaurant.
A truly elevated vegetarian experience in the heart of Saigon. It’s easy to see why Chay Garden earned its spot in the Michelin Guide. The atmosphere is a peaceful escape from the city’s bustle—I loved the colonial villa setting and the lush garden patio. Service was attentive and professional. It’s a bit pricier than your average local spot, but for the quality and ambiance, it’s worth every dong.
This charming and elegant restaurant offers a delightful selection of comfort foods and beverages. I was excited to try the new flavors—Oolong tea with lotus seed and lemongrass, and a visually appealing dish called Garden Larb from the menu. Everything tasted wonderful, with dishes thoughtfully prepared with love and care. I'm absolutely sure I'll be returning next time I visit HCMC, as I truly enjoyed my experience here.
In short, the food is amazing, so tasty and flavourful and well presented and very generous portions. The atmosphere is relaxed, romantic, cultural and sophisticated - a really beautiful place to have lunch and the servers were very attentive to our needs. However, not wanting to distract from the beautiful meal we had.. the servers were a little 'too' attentive when clearing away our plates, they were a little eager and quick - just take it easy a little more please. Thank you 😊
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