Preserving the heritage
of Vietnamese cuisine
Over the past two decades, Quan An Ngon has become a beloved gathering place for generations of diners.
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FLAVOURS FROM ACROSS VIETNAM
Three regions,
one destination
Recognised by the MICHELIN Guide with the MICHELIN Selected distinction for four consecutive years (2023–2026), Quan An Ngon proudly brings together more than 200 dishes from across Vietnam’s three regions, inviting local and international guests to discover Vietnam through its distinctive culinary flavours.
A touch of charm in the heart of the city
With distinctive architecture and thoughtful design, each Quan An Ngon space captures the simple, welcoming beauty of Vietnam, making every dining occasion not only a celebration of flavours but also a heartfelt expression of Vietnamese cultural identity.
2005
Quan An Ngon
18 Phan Boi Chau, Cua Nam Ward, Hanoi
Located in a historic French villa in the heart of Hanoi, Quan An Ngon 18 Phan Boi Chau was established with a mission to preserve and celebrate the richness of Vietnamese culinary heritage, where traditional architecture meets the art of Vietnamese cuisine.
With its spacious setting, 20 open kitchens, and a team of more than 50 chefs, the restaurant offers a truly immersive dining experience, showcasing signature dishes and distinctive flavors from regions across Vietnam.
2010
The Rooftop
83B Ly Thuong Kiet, Cua Nam Ward, Hanoi (Closed)
In 2010, Phuc Hung Thinh took a new step forward with the launch of The Rooftop Bar & Restaurant, introducing Hanoi to a distinctive rooftop dining and entertainment experience.
With panoramic city views, a contemporary setting, and a unique atmosphere, The Rooftop soon became a popular destination for young people, business professionals, and diners seeking a place to enjoy good food and unwind amid the vibrant rhythm of urban life.
2012
Quan An Ngon
Level 1, 25T2 Hoang Dao Thuy, Yen Hoa Ward, Hanoi
Building on the warm reception of diners at its first location, Quan An Ngon opened its second branch at 25T2 Hoang Dao Thuy in 2012, continuing its journey of celebrating and sharing the richness of Vietnamese cuisine.
Amid the pace of modern city life, this location stands out for its elegant setting, where traditional Asian architecture blends harmoniously with contemporary touches. From the interior design to each dish, Vietnamese culinary heritage is preserved and carried forward through an experience that feels both welcoming and refined.
2013
Quan An Ngon
B2-R6-33 Vincom Royal City, Thanh Xuan Ward, Hanoi
2013 marked a new chapter in Quan An Ngon’s development with the opening of its branch at Vincom Royal City. Bringing the culinary delights of Vietnam’s three regions into a modern shopping mall, the restaurant offers a convenient destination for guests to enjoy Vietnamese cuisine, gather with loved ones, and experience the vibrant rhythm of urban life.
2013
Quan An Ngon
34 Phan Dinh Phung, Hanoi (Closed)
Also in 2013, Quan An Ngon expanded its journey of preserving Vietnamese culinary heritage with the opening of its branch at 34 Phan Dinh Phung. Set along a street steeped in the character of old Hanoi, the restaurant stands out for its graceful architecture and understated elegance, celebrating the cultural richness and distinctive flavors of Vietnamese cuisine in a space full of local character.
2015
Ngon Pho
AEON Mall Long Bien (Closed)
In 2015, Ngon Pho opened at AEON Mall Long Bien, marking a new chapter in the celebration of Vietnamese culinary culture. Inspired by the lively atmosphere of traditional markets, Ngon Pho recreates the festive spirit of Vietnamese folk gatherings in a modern setting. Here, traditional street-food culture, regional specialties from across Vietnam, and the everyday rhythms of Vietnamese life come together, offering a dining experience that is vibrant, welcoming, and rich in cultural identity.
2017
Mon Ngon Sai Thanh (Closed)
08 Da Tuong, Cua Nam Ward, Hanoi
In 2017, Phuc Hung Thinh expanded its exploration of Vietnamese cuisine with the introduction of Mon Ngon Sai Thanh at 08 Da Tuong. Bringing the open-hearted and generous spirit of Southern Vietnam to Hanoi, the brand captures the character of Saigon through a distinctly Southern-inspired setting and a diverse menu of regional specialties. From humble everyday dishes to delicacies from the riverlands of the South, each visit invites diners to discover the rich culinary traditions of Southern Vietnam in the heart of the capital.
2017
Mon Ngon Sai Thanh
59A Huynh Thuc Khang, Hanoi (Closed)
In 2017, Phuc Hung Thinh expanded its exploration of Vietnamese cuisine with the introduction of Mon Ngon Sai Thanh at 59A Huynh Thuc Khang. Bringing the open-hearted and generous spirit of Southern Vietnam to Hanoi, the brand captures the character of Saigon through a distinctly Southern-inspired setting and a diverse menu of regional specialties. From humble everyday dishes to delicacies from the riverlands of the South, each visit invites diners to discover the rich culinary traditions of Southern Vietnam in the heart of the capital.
2018
Ngon Garden
70 Nguyen Du, Cua Nam Ward, Hanoi
In 2018, Ngon Garden opened at 70 Nguyen Du, marking a new chapter in the journey of preserving and developing Vietnamese culinary heritage. Amid the bustle of Hanoi, it offers a lush garden retreat featuring contemporary Indochine architecture, where nature blends seamlessly with a refined dining experience.
More than a destination for diverse culinary delights, Ngon Garden reflects a fresh approach to telling the story of Vietnamese cuisine—bringing traditional beauty into a modern, elegant setting and allowing the country’s culinary heritage to flourish in a new light.
2024
Ngon Sai Gon
08 Da Tuong, Cua Nam Ward, Hanoi
In 2024, Mon Ngon Sai Thanh officially became Ngon Sai Gon at 08 Da Tuong, opening a new chapter in its journey of sharing the culinary heritage of Southern Vietnam. The new name carries forward the qualities that have defined the brand, from the distinctive flavors of its dishes to the open-hearted, generous spirit of Saigon.
In the heart of Hanoi, Ngon Sai Gon continues to tell the story of Southern Vietnamese cuisine, honoring its roots while bringing a fresh perspective to every dining experience.
2026
Ngon Garden (Coming Soon)
1B Dang Thai Than, Cua Nam Ward, Hanoi
In 2026, Ngon Garden opened a new chapter at 1B Dang Thai Than, housed in a nearly 140-year-old residence steeped in Hanoi’s history. Building on the journey begun at 70 Nguyen Du, Ngon Garden continues to preserve and celebrate the richness of Vietnamese culinary heritage within a space defined by its historical and architectural significance. Here, the story of Hanoi unfolds through every architectural detail, intertwined with a journey of culinary discovery, as cherished traditions are preserved and carried forward amid the rhythm of contemporary life.
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MICHELIN
2023
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MICHELIN
2024
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MICHELIN
2025
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MICHELIN
2026