San Fu Lou Cantonese Kitchen

Next to the New World Hotel, the decoration is unique, there are many guests, the taste of the dishes is average, not suitable for people who like spicy food, the chicken feet and shark fins are not bad, you can walk from Ben Thanh Market, opposite is the park

A very authentic Hong Kong restaurant. The style is also very Chinese. The atmosphere for eating here is very good. Recommended Cantonese noodles, wonton noodles, roast goose, Hong Kong-style braised food, shrimp dumplings, barbecued pork buns are all original.

Sanfulou is a Chinese restaurant opened by local Chinese. I personally feel that it is such a pleasant surprise and unexpected to be able to eat such authentic Chinese food in Vietnam. The food here is so delicious.

A Hong Kong-funded restaurant! Inheriting the traditional taste of Guangdong! The Guangdong kitchen was moved directly to Vietnam. Every time I finish eating here, I feel less homesick, haha. The taste is really first-class, definitely beyond the average level of Guangdong restaurants. The price is a bit high for the local area, but it is worth the quality and taste of the ingredients

It's really good. I went there once after reading the guide. I felt that although the noodles I ate in Vietnam these days were okay, the taste of the vegetables in them was unbearable. After eating this food once, I felt that Chinese food is not in vain! The price is also OK

Located in District 1 of Ho Chi Minh City, this Chinese restaurant is opened by Hong Kong people. Most of the customers are business people. It is a high-end restaurant. The interior decoration of the restaurant is very Chinese style. The dishes are diverse and taste very good, mainly Cantonese cuisine.

The restaurant has all the dishes that a traditional Hong Kong-style dim sum restaurant should have. The menu is quite large. When the dishes are served, the Hong Kong dim sum is warm, and it is obvious that they are all prepared in advance. The taste is very ordinary, and the price is a bit high. There seem to be three branches in Ho Chi Minh.