Saigon Japan Town

Much quieter than it sounds. Very nice bars and restaurants, and so many beautiful girls working there, all dressed in white. It feels a bit different from the rest of Saigon, AKA Ho Chi Minh City. It's a gated neighborhood that you cannot go in with the car.

Great little dine in place called oí noodle, in the heart of Japan town district. Though there are many little restaurants in the area. The staff is really friendly and accommodating. The food was tasty but needed a little more flavor to it. The presentation was very well done and again the staff was super nice. Definitely would go back given the chance.

Very nice place to visit…😁😁 but be aware of scam.(just like bui vien walking street) There we went to this restaurant Tori-tetsu and ordered sapporo draft beer (very good and different you can try) , fried chicken with tartar sauce (very tasty and the sauce was different, must try), fried chicken gizzard (didn’t liked that much it was chewy) and at we got chicken amd spring onion (liked it).

A touristy red light district bustling with biz from noon time all the way till wee hours. Plenty of massage parlors, jap and korean restaurants in this area. Prices are generally on the higher side because it’s an expat/touristy area.

Yeah really pure red district area with majority girly bar and massage. There are few Japanese restaurants but whole place is full of girls for men. Even we like bar but I don't dare to go into this bar. They even so aggressively pull you in just for drinks. That was bad in my opinion. Tips: Take and try at your own risk. Believe not all is bad but hard to choose and pick the right one.

The most fun polite safe red light district, you can enjoy. A place where 50 bars and restaurants are filled with beautiful ladies, to enjoy a beer or a meal with. -- Enjoy - Your evening ( keep cou t of your drinks!! ) ok. - Enjoy J

Interesting place, a lot of Japanese restaurants. Many girlie bars and massage parlours. Prices are a bit higher than most other places in Saigon, I'm guessing it's due to the Japanese expats living around the area.

Nice area, a lot of japanese restaurants, bars, izakayas. Same time a lot of massage salons and too many hostes which are trying to get you in.