123 Ba Huyen Thanh Quan · District 3
円Omakase in a Japanese garden
A wooden footbridge over a pond, a kawara-tiled roof, and a long cedar counter where Japanese chefs shape every nigiri in front of you.
Omakase · from ₫1,000,000/guest · lunch sets 218k–648k
The arrival
A footbridge in District 3
Cross the arched wooden bridge and a pond with mossy stone opens before a Japanese tea-house under a tiled roof — Yen hides a Kyoto garden in a District 3 alley.
The space
The cedar counter
One long counter, paper lanterns overhead, handmade ceramic tableware already set — by evening the wood turns near-black under warm light.
Lunch
Lunch sets 218k–648k
Eight listed lunch sets: sashimi gozen, sushi gozen, shokado bento, braised beef tongue, braised amberjack head with daikon, Japanese-style wagyu hamburger, fried vegetables, and a kids' set.
The chef
Japanese chefs
Japanese hands at the counter — uni laid onto nigiri in front of you, eaten the moment it is finished.