From Hanoi 2005 to Tan Dinh.
CCCP Saigon is the Saigon branch of a Hanoi original opened in 2005 by Ukrainian chef Svetlana Nguyen — Soviet-themed Ukrainian and Russian dining, serving Saigon since 2017. A nostalgic room: the red emblem over the bar, matryoshka on the shelves, Soviet posters, checkered curtains — and the Ukrainian–Russian canon on the table. 4.6 stars from 3,054 Google reviews.
Svetlana Nguyen, Hanoi 2005
Ukrainian chef Svetlana Nguyen opened the original CCCP in Hanoi in 2005 — Soviet-themed Ukrainian and Russian cooking, the way she grew up with it.
Saigon since 2017
The Saigon branch landed in Tan Dinh in 2017, at 48a Nguyen Binh Khiem — the same Soviet room, the same canon, midrange prices, open daily 10:30–21:30.
The emblem, the dolls, the posters
The red CCCP emblem over the bar, matryoshka shelves, Soviet memorabilia, checkered curtains and wooden benches — a nostalgic dining room that never winks, warm as a grandmother's parlor.
4.6 ★ from 3,054 reviews
A trusted Tan Dinh dining room among diners — 4.6 stars from 3,054 Google reviews, verified October 2026.
