Spice Viet – Keeping the Flame of Vietnamese Flavors Alive

Nhà hàng Spice Viet

Even located amid bustling, modern streets and frequented by many Western visitors, Spice Viet remains steadfast in preserving the authentic flavors of Vietnam.

Spice Viet, part of the service chain under Thien Minh Group (a member of the Safe Destination Initiative), aims to bring diners dishes that strongly reflect Vietnamese culinary tradition. With over 50 dishes, ranging from simple, humble meals to signature specialties from the North, Central, and South regions, Spice Viet is a must-visit for travelers eager to explore Vietnamese cuisine.

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Visitors watching cooking at Spice Viet in ÊMM Saigon.

The dishes at Spice Viet are prepared from the freshest ingredients, highlighting local characteristics while incorporating traditional cooking techniques from Vietnamese chefs. This creates a truly unique and authentic Vietnamese culinary experience. Even more special, visitors can join the chefs in cooking if they wish, allowing them to craft their own Vietnamese dishes by hand.

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Bánh xèo prepared at Spice Viet.

Beyond being a place to enjoy delicious food, Spice Viet is also a space where diners can learn the stories and origins behind each dish. Through these stories, visitors gain a deeper understanding of Vietnamese culinary culture, fostering appreciation and love for the country’s traditional dishes.

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A corner of the Spice Viet Saigon restaurant.

Complementing the food is the atmosphere: Spice Viet pays great attention to creating a Vietnamese-inspired dining space. Restaurants are decorated with familiar items such as fish traps, sickles for harvesting rice, and fishing nets, helping visitors easily associate with agricultural activities and reflect on a country celebrated as the cradle of wet rice civilization.

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Entering Spice Viet gives diners a sense of being close to the countryside.

Currently, Spice Viet operates across the North, Central, and South regions, making it convenient for travelers and locals to enjoy the cuisine and take in the scenic surroundings. For example, Spice Viet at Flower Garden is located near Hanoi’s Old Quarter, Spice Viet at ÊMM Hue sits close to the Perfume River, Spice Viet at ÊMM Hoi An is near the Japanese Bridge in Hoi An’s Old Town, and Spice Viet at ÊMM Saigon is just steps away from major attractions like Notre-Dame Cathedral, Ben Thanh Market, and the Independence Palace.

Source: sgtiepthi.vn

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