We ate at the sister resaurant in Hanoi and were really impressed so had to go to the original one in HCMC. It is quite disappointing in comparison. The food is not as good and the service and staff nothing like as friendly or helpful.

Yes it's noisy, yes it's busy but it is an experience on its own. DIY BBQ at your own table with a wide variety of meats and seafood on the menu. We just loved it. We were there at peak time and we had to queue for a table but it was all worth it. At peak time you get... More

Very loud n busy BBQ style Vietnamese pod in front of u , service fast n hectic £6 BBQ beef. Had no problems , good boss lady running the show . Portion sizes abit small. Good food however

Food and service are fine. My only complaint is that it can be too crowded and sometimes the service suffers. But it is a good place in a nice setting.

The ambiance derives in part from this being an open-air restaurant two floors above the hustle and bustle of the street, which itself characterizes the ambiance of Saigon, but one enjoys a brief escape now and then. In fact one walks up stairs past a white-table-cloth restaurant on the way up to 3T. . Our first beef dish was excellent,... More

Compared to some of the other great restaurants in Ho Chi Min City such as Hoa Tuc and Lemongrass, Quan Nuong is priced much higher, although for many people the BBQ atmosphere makes up for this. The service is friendly and efficient. The food is good, I just think there is better value around.

An absolute must if you are ever in Ho Chi Mihn City. Quan Nuong is a roof top barbeque restaurant which provdes an fantastic atmosphere , at great prices, and with the freshest of meats and fish. So fresh indeed that the king prawns came alive and kicking and had to be cremated on site. Not everyones cup of tea... More

The entrance is directly right of the fanny ice creme shop at the second floor. It is very crowded, so better make a reservation at least some hours before. It is noisy and smog from the BBQs, but the food is excellent. The prawns are still alive! So if you don't like to see living animals on our BBQ go... More

On the roof of a building housing Fanny's Ice Cream and the Temple Bar, a mad, hectic rush of a restaurant that crackles with action. There is a big tin roof across most of the dining area for when it rains, but at the street end it is open - get a table here as it will be cooler. Be... More