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Experience the Heart of Vietnam Through Authentic Cuisine at HOME Hanoi, Hoi An, and Saigon

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Experience Vietnamese culinary traditions at Viet Deli’s HOME restaurants, with each location offering unique, locally inspired menus rooted in fresh ingredients and cultural authenticity. Located in Hanoi, Hoi An, and Saigon, the HOME restaurants highlight regional flavors and showcase Vietnamese agriculture through vibrant, artfully crafted dishes.

HOME Restaurant
HOME Restaurant

Authentic Vietnamese Dining at HOME Hanoi

At HOME Hanoi, guests are treated to a carefully curated selection of Vietnamese cuisine in a stunning setting at 75 Nguyen Dinh Chieu Street. Located in a grand four-story French villa, HOME Hanoi combines the ambiance of an elegant courtyard with traditional Vietnamese decor featuring exposed brick, wooden beams, and local art. The menu, crafted by Executive Chef Nguyen Thanh Tung, celebrates local favorites like Bun Cha (grilled pork and noodles) and Pho (classic noodle soup), alongside home-style dishes like Than Bo Xao Ngong Toi (stir-fried beef with garlic buds) and elevated offerings such as Ca Chinh Nuong Rieng Me (char-grilled eel with Vietnamese spices).

HOME Hoi An: Traditional Flavors in the Heart of Hoi An Ancient Town

HOME Hoi An brings authentic Hoi An dishes to the table at 14 La Hoi Street, in a golden-hued villa located in Hoi An’s UNESCO-recognized Ancient Town. Surrounded by the vibrant street markets and the Thu Bon River, HOME Hoi An’s interior captures the town’s rich heritage, featuring lanterns, vintage photographs, and 19th-century-inspired decor. The menu includes Cao Lau (Hoi An noodles with char-siu pork) and Mi Quang (noodles with prawn and char-siu chicken), alongside signature dishes such as Thit Nong Heo Chien Mam (caramelized pork jowl with mam sauce) and Cua Sot Ot Hoi An (stir-fried crab with Faifoo chili sauce).

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HOME Saigon: Fine Vietnamese Dining in Ho Chi Minh City

Located at 216/4 Dien Bien Phu in District 3, HOME Saigon invites diners into an elegant French colonial villa with a storied past, once the home of South Vietnam’s vice president. This heritage building, featuring a shaded green courtyard, is a serene escape in the heart of bustling Ho Chi Minh City. The HOME Saigon menu showcases specialties like Hau Nuong Trung Muoi (grilled oyster with salted egg), Tom Su Sot Ot So Diep Kho (steamed prawn with lotus leaf and hot rock salt), Heo Quay Kho Nuoc Dua (glazed pork belly in coconut juice), and Tom Hum Nha Trang Nuong Tieu Xanh (grilled Nha Trang lobster with green peppercorn), highlighting Saigon’s unique flavors with a refined touch.

HOME Restaurant
HOME Restaurant

Why Dine at HOME by Viet Deli?

Each HOME restaurant captures the essence of Vietnamese dining through:

  • Locally Sourced Ingredients: Committed to using fresh, locally grown produce, HOME’s menus showcase the best of Vietnam’s agriculture, supporting local farmers and honoring traditional recipes.
  • Authentic Vietnamese Dishes: With a blend of street food favorites, home-style classics, and fine dining options, the HOME restaurants offer a well-rounded Vietnamese culinary experience.
  • Elegant Heritage Locations: Each restaurant is set in a historic building, from French colonial villas to villas in Hoi An Ancient Town, adding cultural depth to the dining experience.
  • Top-Rated Dining: Recognized in the 2024 Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice Awards, all three HOME locations rank in the top 10% of restaurants worldwide.

Operating Hours and Reservations

  • HOME Hanoi and HOME Hoi An: Open daily, 11 am–2 pm for lunch and 5 pm–10 pm for dinner.
  • HOME Saigon: Open daily, 11 am–10 pm.

Book a table at Viet Deli’s HOME restaurants for a remarkable journey through Vietnamese cuisine, from the bustling flavors of Hanoi’s streets to the comforting dishes of Hoi An and the rich tastes of Saigon. For a dining experience that honors Vietnam’s culinary traditions and regional diversity, HOME by Viet Deli offers an unforgettable meal in one of Vietnam’s top restaurant destinations.

Explore more at https://homevietnameserestaurants.com/

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