Cao lau and mi Quang under Hoi An lantern light
20+ years of central Vietnamese gourmet on a lantern-lit rooftop — live folk music every night, architecture inspired by Hoi An ancient town.
The lantern heritage
Hoi An Sense brings central Vietnamese cuisine to a District 1 rooftop: two decades of cooking, live folk music, and romantic lantern light every night.
Photos: pending the venue photo pass (10/2026).
Three classic dishes
Dishes described, never priced — prices are listed in-store.
Cao lau
Signature chewy Hoi An noodles with char siu pork, Tra Que herbs, and rich broth.
Mi Quang
Proper central-style mi Quang — turmeric-yellow noodles, shrimp and pork, peanuts, grilled rice crackers.
Com hen
Hue-style com hen — spicy stir-fried baby clams, fresh herbs, cracklings, hot clam broth.
Two decades under the lanterns
From central Vietnamese dishes cooked for 20 years to a rooftop that recalls Hoi An ancient town — with live folk music every night.
Central Vietnamese cuisine
Two decades cooking cao lau, mi Quang, com hen — dishes that keep the central Vietnamese soul alive in Saigon.
12 Phan Ke Binh
Up on a District 1 rooftop — lanterns lighting up a whole street corner, visible from afar.
The ancient town, up high
The 12 Phan Ke Binh rooftop recalls Hoi An ancient town — tiled roofs, dark wood, and hundreds of lanterns.
Live folk music
Folk strings and voices every night — central Vietnamese dinner made warmer under the lanterns.
Up on the rooftop, under the lanterns
Lunch and dinner daily — arrive at dusk for the lanterns at their best.
Address
Rooftop, 12 Phan Ke Binh, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City
11:00–14:00 & 17:00–23:00 daily
Hours per Google Maps — holiday hours may differ.