Korean BBQ, right on the walking street
GoGi House is Golden Gate's Korean BBQ chain — smokeless tabletop grills, U.S. beef, proper Korean panchan. The chain formula never changes; the address does.
At Saigon Garden, that formula sits on the ground floor of a block facing the Nguyen Hue walking street: gold lantern light, greenery spilling down the facade, and the smiling-cow GoGi sign facing the street. Dinner done, you're strolling — no food court, no basement.
On heritage, honestly: the old shophouses at 89–99 Nguyen Hue were demolished around 2015 — the current block is a newer building in the shophouse spirit, not a colonial original. What is real is the address: 99 Nguyen Hue, in the heart of District 1.
This is the Saigon Garden branch — its batch sibling at Saigon Centre sits on the mall's 5th floor.
Why this branch
- Walking-street frontageSaigon Garden's ground floor glows at night — not a 5th-floor food court.
- Signature buffet 449kUnlimited fresh beef ribs (official post, Aug 2026).
- Limited Australian-lamb menuLamb shoulder/ribs 299–329k, beef & lamb combo 699k (May 2026).
- Smokeless tabletop grillsSmoke hoods over every table — leave without the heavy smoke smell.
- Dead-center location99 Nguyen Hue — stroll the walking street after dinner, near the Saigon River.