矢澤A stone door on the main street — and an A5 Wagyu evening
Yazawa's front is an unmarked rough-stone wall — one small door leaking warm light on Dien Bien Phu street. Past the door lies a different Japan: a bamboo grove lit at night, the glowing 矢澤 sign on stone. The house opens only from 17:00 — everything here belongs to the evening.
Yakiniku · Tokyo origin · A5 Wagyu beef only · evening service only
You can walk past it, you won't forget it
The look people call “hidden in plain sight on Dien Bien Phu” — luxury that doesn’t advertise. The house is evening-only: the noisy street stays outside, and an A5 Wagyu evening begins the moment the door closes behind you.
The night facade: rough stone wall, no sign — one small door leaking warm light. The only glow on the street is the slit of light from that door.
A black plaque, white glowing characters, set in rough stone beside the lit bamboo — one name, and that is all the house says to the street.
17:00–23:30 daily. No lunch, no daylight — candlelight, black cone lamps and warm light on stone are all the light this house has.
Three omakase sets, one beef only
Omakase at Yazawa is a journey of A5 Wagyu through more than seven preparations — including sushi and beef sashimi. The kitchen sets the pace; you just stay seated.
an omakase menu; per-dish prices are available in-house — the official menu page publishes no per-item prices. Set prices per the restaurant's omakase menu photo (04/2026).
Tonight, after 17:00
Evening service only, and weekends usually book out — reserve by phone.
219 Dien Bien Phu, Vo Thi Sau, District 3, HCMC
about 550m from Turtle Lake — look for the unmarked stone wall
17:00 – 23:30
Monday–Sunday · evening service only