Au Parc Café

Super cool restaurant. I like the vibes, the decorations and the details they put in all. We went there for late breakfast! I try the eggs with tomatoes in a fried pan they where excellent!! My husband asked for a omelet very good too. Comes with a yummy bread. And the coffee was really good too. We will come back!!

Great spot in D1, also for tourists! Great spot for group dinners. Big portions. Good price for such a central location (stone throw from Notre Dame church). Had the kebab platter for 1.4M, sounds expensive but can easily share with 5 ppl. We did 4 and couldn’t finish 😅 friendly staff. nice interior, bit of French bistro style. Huge menu. Do promotions often, like free flow beer and sparkling wine. Also offer free coasters for a google review, nice souvenir. Great spot!!! Especially now to go see the Notre Dame xmas lights and have a dinner afterwards. Definitely recommend

Au Parc remains, quite simply, one of Saigon’s all-time great lunch institutions, and we were absolutely thrilled to rediscover that it has lost none of its magic. As a family of four, we ordered generously (and greedily): the beef tagine, the Apollo roast beef sandwich, the Barcelona pulled pork wrap, and the Chicken Avo sandwich. Every single bite was a masterclass in flavour. The bread was impossibly fresh, the fillings seasoned to perfection, balanced, confident, and so, so, so delicious. Comfort food elevated to genius level. The standout moment? Watching my daughter Charlotte close her eyes after the first spoonful of the beef tagine and declare herself transported straight back to Granny Ellie’s tagine, her Scottish “culinary great” grandmother. That is praise of the highest possible order and not given lightly. The atmosphere was everything you want from Au Parc: warm, welcoming, relaxed yet buzzing, the kind of place that instantly makes you feel like a regular, even if years have passed. And the service? Absolutely on point. There is something deeply impressive (and increasingly rare) about staff who take orders without a notepad, relay them flawlessly to the kitchen, and deliver everything perfectly and efficiently. That’s not service, that’s memory-powered wizardry. We loved Au Parc when we lived in Saigon from 2010–2013, and it is a joy to say it has firmly held its place at the top of our Saigon Culinary League Table. Timeless, consistent, and still effortlessly excellent. Now the only remaining question… do they still do those legendary Eggs Benedict at breakfast? We might just have to find out tomorrow… 😏🍳🥐 Verdict: Iconic. Comforting. Exceptional. Still one of the very best.

I had such a lovely time at Au Parc Saigon, tucked in a charming colonial building just near Notre Dame Cathedral in District 1. The atmosphere alone makes it perfect for a relaxing afternoon coffee stroll or a calm dinner after sightseeing. Here’s what we tried: 🍴Shakshouka — Eggs poached in tomatoes, peppers, cumin, and harissa, served with sourdough. Very flavorful, hearty, and warming. 🍴Purple Avocado — This was super creative: avocado with aubergine, chili crisps, spicy plant-based mayo, and sourdough. It felt both healthy and indulgent. 🍴Beef Kofta Kebab — We got the “The Kasbah” style kofta: juicy and well-seasoned beef meatballs, served with salad, flatbread, fries, and a side of baba ghanouj + zhug. According to their menu, this is one of their signature kebabs. 🍴Turkish Yoghurt — A delightful dessert: creamy yogurt topped with dried fruit, passion fruit coulis, and homemade granola. Light, fruity, and just enough sweetness to finish the meal nicely. The staff were welcoming and made us feel very comfortable, which added to the relaxed, homey vibe. The place itself is so beautiful; exposed brick walls, original tiled floors, and a terrace. It is genuinely Instagram-worthy and great for photos. Overall, Au Parc is one of those hidden gems in the city center: a peaceful Mediterranean-Middle Eastern oasis where you can enjoy brunch, dinner, or just a quiet drink. Highly recommend stopping by if you’re exploring around the Cathedral or Reunification Palace!

A must-visit for anyone in District 1. The location, right across from the park, is perfect, and the cafe itself, in the beautiful old colonial building, offers a peaceful escape from the Saigon hustle. I absolutely loved the Shakshuka. The flavors were fresh, the portion was generous, and it tasted authentic Mediterranean. It's an ideal spot for all-day brunch and healthy food. Highly recommend.

Food was amazing. Atmosphere was just perfect. Overlooking the park with large arched windows. From the minute you walk in the vibe is fantastic. Service exceptional. Purple coffee and coco coffee were sooo good. They even accommodated my desire for French toast once breakfast menu had finished. Super helpful with things to visit. Highly recommend!!!

Food was excellent. We ordered a salad, some chicken breast, some chicken kebabs, chocolate mouse and turkish yogurt. Portions are large so pace yourself. Highly recommended!

Great service and ambience. Interesting if you love Turkish food. Their menu is quite broad with many interesting drink choices! Would recommend