A Cantonese banquet table in the heart of District 1
Ming Court — a high-end Chinese restaurant on the 3rd floor of Nikko Saigon: dim sum at lunch, round banquet tables at dinner, discreet private rooms.

Four things that make Ming Court
Nothing showy — a proper Cantonese banquet restaurant inside a hotel.
Photos: owner & diners (Google Maps, 10/2026)
Three things to order
Described, never priced — prices are listed in-house.
Steamer-basket dim sum
Siu mai and steamed dim sum in bamboo baskets, lids lifted at the table — the restaurant’s clearest Cantonese voice.

Cantonese-style steamed dishes
Glazed steamed ribs with fresh chili and scallion — hearty, savory, banquet-style.

The grand-hall banquet
Red-clothed round tables under gold curtains — where the whole family gathers and dishes arrive to share.

The character Ming on the stone wall
Three cuts: the name, the craft, the room.

Ming — brightness
明宫餐厅 — “ming” means brightness. The geometric red fretwork at the entrance sets the name into travertine: a mark you can’t mistake.

Proper Cantonese
Steamer dim sum, hearty savory dishes — a Cantonese kitchen on banquet rhythm: dim sum at lunch, round tables at dinner.

The private room is the product
Nikko Saigon’s 3rd floor: a red-clothed banquet hall and discreet private rooms — peony paintings, windows over the city.
3rd floor, Nikko Saigon
Two services daily — lunch and dinner.
Address
3rd Floor, Nikko Saigon, 235 Nguyen Van Cu, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City
Daily 11:00–14:00 & 18:00–22:00 (as published by the restaurant)
As published by the restaurant · Dim sum at lunch, banquet tables at dinner