Asiana Food Town (Chợ Ẩm Thực Dưới Lòng Đất)

Nice food cout with plenty of vendors and tucked in the underground level with access from the street. We tried hong kong style fried chicken (no image for this) and pho. It was my first time trying Hong Kong style chicken and it was the crispiest chicken I ever tasted. Overall, food was pretty nice, with self service and plenty of seating space. Great experience.

ABSOLUTE DOG SHIET OF AN INDIAN FOOD! DO NOT EAT THE INDIAN FOOD THERE! The portion was tiny yet the price was heavily upscaled. A tiny bowl of sauce and they charged us the price of 2 com tam dish next by. THAT WAS JUST THE SAUCE! NAAN WAS NOT INCLUDED IN THE ALREADY HEAVY PRICE! The taste was mediocre too, barely any notable spice, just bland. Terrible, avoid the indian stall. Oh and it was long too, barely anyone around and they still managed to deliver it late, how absolute terrible.

Clean food court with a wide variety of local dishes. Prices are a little higher than outside but still reasonable. Lots of tables available and it's rarely crowded.

Near perfect mix of southeast Asian cusines for solo or group meals or desserts. Had lau/hot pot for two was decent quality spread with shrimps, clams, enoki mushrooms and other veggies for 200k. Desserts like che and bingsu, and fruit teas also looked great!

Small, upmarket food court in a prime location—perfect for sampling a wide variety of Vietnamese dishes. The selection is fantastic, the prices are good, and the food is generally excellent. A highly recommended one-stop option for everything delicious in Saigon, whether you're a first-time visitor or a local foodie. 2025 Update: The original Asiana Food Town is gone. In its place, there’s a new food court—more spacious but with fewer stalls and less variety. That said, this is still Saigon, so there’s no shortage of great food, and the prices remain very reasonable.

Very clean area underground with food, clothes,… Free toilet & aircon. Many chairs inside so you even could take some nap before exploring more about Saigon.

Nice get away from the heat and traffic. AC and restroom and food court hangout place. Not as many choices as Saigon Square but no hussling like Ben Thanh.

This is a must for any visiting tourist to ho Chi Minh.. Its underground... And packed with clothes stalls. Handbag stalls. And assortment of souvenirs... And fight in the centre is a good hall with most probably about 60 different food restaurants. From Indian food to Thai food to Vietnam and Japanese food.. All taste are catered for. The idea is you grap a table. And then you walk round all the food stalls order your food. They give u a number which you put on your table and when your order is ready they deliver it to your table. As easy as that. There also a huge range of drinks stall from juices to beer to smoothies... And loads of traditional deserts. So I think everyone's pallet can be acomodated... I had the Indian Street food and it was amazing so fresh and filling. And so inexpensive. All in all if you don't know what you want then this is the place because you can try a assortment of food for very little cost.. A good experience. We come here many times and also bring the family as it also a new experience for them as well. We returned here this week. Found it to be more streamlined. A few good shops have gone.. But what stalls remain are good. Definitely notice a increase in prices from last year.. But still a good quality of food on offer so still worth a vist even though there are less choices than last year.....