2025 District 1 Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in August)

#TravelChat Nyna Cafe, located in the heart of District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, is a charming and warm cafe perfect for a relaxing afternoon of work or relaxation. The cafe stands out for its simple yet modern décor, combining minimalism with traditional Vietnamese art. Natural light streams through large glass windows, creating an airy and relaxing space. The cafe exudes a sense of tranquility and privacy, despite its location in a bustling area of the city. The aroma of freshly roasted coffee wafts through the air, and the soft jazz music makes you feel transported to your own world of peace and joy. The menu offers a wide selection of beverages, including traditional Vietnamese coffees and innovative blends with creative flavor combinations. The cafe also features homemade desserts made fresh daily. Nyna Cafe is perfect for those seeking a relaxing break, focusing on work, reading, or simply stopping by for a coffee with friends in a comfortable atmosphere that feels like a second home in the big city. The friendly and attentive service makes you feel welcome and always want to return. #Cafe

#TravelChat Amidst the bustling streets of Quan1 in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, a small cafe filled with the aroma of coffee and the laughter of nearby tables. The simple atmosphere exudes traditional Vietnamese charm, making it the perfect place to relax, sip a cool drink, and chat about trending topics. One of them is... "Juicetin." Juicetin isn't just the name of a drink or a juice brand; it's a subculture of young people who are turning to health in a stylish way. We sat in a circle on wooden chairs by the window, chatting about our favorite Juicetin drinks – some loved the refreshing tartness, others the natural sweetness of the tropical fruits. Each drink told a story, from the careful selection of ingredients to the inspiration behind each recipe. At this cafe, we didn't just order drinks and leave. We chose to "sit" and "listen." Some shared how they first tried Juicetin while traveling in Vietnam and fell in love. Others began taking a healthy lifestyle approach inspired by a small glass in front of the store. #Vietnam

#TravelChat London Corner Cafe – A coffee corner that evokes dreams of London in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City If you're looking for a little escape amidst the hustle and bustle of Ho Chi Minh City's District 1 and want to escape to a relaxing European atmosphere, "London Corner Cafe" might be your new favorite spot. This cafe not only serves aromatic coffee and British-style pastries, but also offers a space for everyone to share their travel stories and dreams about London. Upon entering, you'll be greeted by London-inspired décor, including photos of Big Ben, red double-decker buses, and classic telephone boxes. Every corner of the cafe seems to whisper, "Let's visit London!" #MustVisitCafe

Visit Ong Xa and you'll understand what "authentic Vietnamese" truly looks like. This is not just a restaurant, but a place that conveys Vietnamese culture through the aroma of spices, the sound of traditional music, and the warm atmosphere of genuine Vietnamese hospitality. From the very first step inside, you can feel the meticulous attention to detail in the decor. From bamboo lanterns and traditional low wooden tables to walls adorned with photographs of old Hanoi, everything transports you to the narrow alleys of Vietnam under the shade of large trees. Equally impressive is the friendly conversation from the staff, often starting with simple questions like "Have you ever been to Vietnam?" or "What kind of travel do you enjoy?" They gradually introduce you to the Vietnamese way of life through small stories—whether it's the simplicity of life in Dalat, the bustling morning markets in Ho Chi Minh City, or enjoying a hot bowl of pho by the roadside in Hanoi.

#fallingseason WHITE NOISE CAFE & WINE BAR Address 📍 41/3 Calmette, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City Ambiance ☁️ A cute hybrid concept of cafe and wine bar in the city! I’m impressed with the concept, it looks like a furniture showroom where you can have drinks and enjoy the whole area. Highlights ✨ The morning drink menus are just perfect for your day. They provide coffees, juices, and smoothies which can cooling your day. Definitely will come back in the evening to enjoy some wine! 🍷 Avg. Price per Person 💵 Rating ⭐️ 4.25/5

Chuyen cue dat is one of the most unique restaurants and cafes located in the heart of District 1, Ho Chi Minh City—a city that never sleeps. Visiting this place feels like traveling back in time to Vietnam's past, with its decor filled with nostalgic elements such as old wooden tables, vintage lamps, and ceramic decorations. Old photographs adorning the walls add warmth and depth to the atmosphere. Upon entering, visitors are greeted by the soft tunes of traditional Vietnamese music paired with the aromatic scent of authentic Vietnamese coffee brewed with care. Every corner of the cafe is perfect for photography, whether it's the small wooden staircase by the window or the seating area under the shade of trees. This venue is not just a place to relax but also a bridge between the past and the present, allowing tourists to experience the culture and memories of Vietnam's bygone days.

I'm sure Ho Chi Minh City, or Saigon, is a destination for many people looking for a low-budget getaway. And of course, low-budget travel requires friends! Why share? Today, I'm sharing a list of Ho Chi Minh City attractions that are "one-day trips." I'm writing this diary for fun~🇻🇳❣️ Let's start with my trip with three friends, without a plan!! Even with a plan, we never follow it, haha. This time, I've summarized everything! If you're too lazy to read further, save this post! 👀 Ho Chi Minh City Museum: A museum dedicated to the war effort and the history of Saigon, or Ho Chi Minh City today. I'd say it's worth a visit for history lovers. My friend and I spent 45 baht to see it, and what we meant was to take photos. The architecture is so beautiful! We walked around and admired it all~ If you have a lot of time, you should definitely visit. The layout is quite well-organized. Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts: No matter where we go, we always find a place to enjoy art and see it like teenagers do. This is another place you shouldn't miss. They have everything from conservative to contemporary art, and they have a huge collection. The 45 baht entrance fee is definitely worth it. If you're a photography buff, don't miss this place. The architecture and the many photo spots are a must-see. Ho Chi Minh City Book Street is the place with the most mosquitoes in Vietnam. Just kidding!! This book street is a must-visit. It's right next to the Central Post Office. I personally love it because books in Vietnam are incredibly cheap. Anyone who visits Vietnam must bring a book home. This street makes me want to learn Vietnamese. It's so shady and full of trees. (Oh my gosh, the mosquitoes here are plentiful and fierce.) The New Playground: A must-visit for Y2K girls. This is the place to truly burn off your dong. This is the ultimate Y2K destination. Shop for clothes and accessories here! My friend and I went from tourists to disaster victims. 🥲 Katinat Saigon Kafe - Nguyen Du: This famous coffee shop has many branches, but I love the one at the District 1 intersection the most. Sit in front of the shop and watch the motorbikes whizz by and hear the horns playing from all directions. Now, back to the coffee shop. They have a wide variety of menus. But what really touched my heart was the Thai Tea, which is Thai tea in our country, but oh my, it's so delicious!! 😭😭 It's not too sweet, and it has a wonderful tea aroma. I'm hooked on Thai tea in Ho Chi Minh City. PHỞ 24 - 319 NGUYỄN TRI PHƯƠNG I came here following a review. My first meal in Vietnam had to be pho, and this restaurant made me eat vegetables (a little). The broth was amazing! They had a lot of toppings. The best part was the fried spring rolls. They have several branches, and they're all crowded. Let's give it a try. (The only downside was that the menu was hard to read, and there was no English, so I just pointed at the pictures.) Chút Chít Seafood I came here following a review. The seafood is incredibly delicious. You can experience the local flavor here. The prices are good, the taste is great, and they have a variety of new and unique dishes. The trick is ordering. I recommend preparing your menu and photos from reviews in Thailand. Most menus aren't in English, but even if they are, it's still confusing. To be sure, bring a photo. Another tip is to have them choose one dish for you. I got the fried chicken tendons, and they were so delicious!! Miss Sai Gon Pub: Of course, teenagers like us have to go to pubs and bars. Huh?! District 1, this street at night is like Khao San Road in Thailand, but even more magnificent! And the place we chose was Miss Saigon because the coyote dancers were all so beautiful, and the show was amazing, lol. I was so impressed that I gave them a tip. The recommended menu item is Miss Saigon, a delicious and easy-to-drink cocktail. So, what do you think? A comprehensive travel diary. Are you tired after reading it? 🤣 If you're going to follow along, save this! 👀 #TravelTips #TravelAbroad #HochiminhCity #HoChiMinh #VisitHoChiMinh #VisitMuseum

If you're looking for a cafe that offers more than just a simple cup of coffee, Starbucks Reserve in Ho Chi Minh City's District 1 is a must-visit. It's more than just a coffee shop, it's a space of inspiration. Its modern loft design blends elegant wood and metal materials, creating a warm and modern atmosphere. Natural light from large windows offers unparalleled city views. The highlight of this cafe is the Reserve coffee bar, which offers premium coffee beans from around the world. Our expert baristas select the most appropriate brewing method for each type, including pour-over, siphon, and cold brew. Every cup is a true display of artistry and meticulous craftsmanship. In addition to quality beverages, there are also quiet corners for relaxing or working, with soft music creating a calming atmosphere. Whether early in the morning as the city wakes up or late in the evening before sunset, Starbucks Reserve in Quan 1 remains a place where people can escape the hustle and bustle to fully enjoy the aroma and flavor of fine coffee. #CafeReview

#holidayitinerary Seeing reviews online, my friend and I went to try it. The shop is on the 13th floor of Diamond so it has a city view. As for drinks, the menu doesn't have many choices, I ordered tiramisu latte and my friend ordered milk coffee. My tiramisu latte was okay, with a delicious, fatty layer of tiramisu cream on top, and the coffee + milk layer below was normal like any other shop. The prices are mid-high range. As for the space, I see customers mainly coming to take pictures, there aren't many tables

#holidayitinerary I used to love this coffee shop — the first branch of EH. But after a long time, and following their rapid expansion, I came back to try it again and was a bit disappointed. I chose the Pink Bourbon pour-over, but it wasn’t good. It had a very bitter and harsh aftertaste, which made me question the barista’s skill. I really hope they take time to reflect and gradually improve their skills and coffee quality — not just focus on expanding branches at such a fast pace

#holidayitinerary The coffee place is a cozy little spot with a cool vibe. The place has a creative, artsy feel — part fashion, part vintage, part chill corner. It’s not your usual store; more like a space where style and character meet. You’ll find unique pieces and good energy. Great for quick visits or slow browsing. Definitely a fun hidden gem

Nice Foods & pacle set up + service very good 💯

#holidayitinerary Event collab Chef Steve Lancaster x Chef Hiep Truong | Upstair The event took place on 18-19/5, including 2 dinners and 1 lunch. Overall, it was still delicious as usual, Chef Steve is a UK chef who has worked in many famous restaurants, and has worked in Stockholm, so he has a bit of a Nordic feel, clearly seen in the sauces in the dishes. Wine is always a highlight of Upstair, every time you go out to eat without drinking wine is a big mistake. Recommend. Regarding the speed of serving dishes, I would like to suggest that it is a bit fast, so slow down a bit. Total bill: 6 boxes of pate + Lately, when eating out in Saigon, I feel like there are a lack of new restaurants.

Alot more to discover Ho Chi Minh city.as lone backpackers first impression on this city is amazing.i will back again to this city to discover more

#summervacay HIDDEN BEHIND AN OLD APARTMENT IS A WARM HOUSE 🏠 Room 44 Caffe 📍 4th Floor Nguyen Van Trang Apartment, Ben Thanh Ward, District 1 (4th Floor) ⏱ 8am-10pm 💰 30k-65k If I remember correctly, I have seen the shop for a long time, but since Tet, I have not had the opportunity to go to many cafes, so I took a little time to go. 👉 Shop: The shop is on the 4th floor of Nguyen Van Trang apartment, just go up and the shop is on the left. The main color tone is brown, a very warm color, it looks a bit like Da Lat. The shop is decorated like a house, with tables, chairs, fireplace, looking at it makes you feel happy right away. The space is extremely suitable for sipping a cup of coffee in the morning, and is also very suitable for working and studying. 👉 Water: The price of water is not high, the coffee in the shop has a strong taste, so those who are not used to drinking it may feel a little dizzy, but the coffee is very fragrant. Water: 8.5/10 Space: 8.5/10 Service: 8.5/10 Hygiene: 9/10 Price: 8.5/10 Total: 43/50 #hochiminhtrip

The space is bright and inviting—arched doorways, terrazzo tables, and floral arrangements make every corner Instagram-worthy. Whether you’re here for a long brunch with friends or a solo pastry-and-latte moment, SOKO delivers both comfort and elegance. 🍳 Menu highlights include: Brunch classics: eggs benedict, shakshuka, avocado toast Signature pastries: cruffins, eclairs, and their famous SOKO bombolini Savory mains: truffle pasta, grilled cheese, and grain bowls Specialty coffee, cold brew, matcha, and fresh juices The food is as delicious as it is photogenic—flavorful, well-balanced, and made with premium ingredients. The service is polished yet friendly, and the atmosphere is always buzzing but never overwhelming. SOKO Cake Bake & Brunch is a stylish, high-concept brunch café that has quickly become a favorite among Saigon’s foodies, creatives, and café hoppers. With its pastel tones, lush interiors, and beautifully plated dishes, it’s not just a place to eat—it’s an experience. With its dreamy aesthetic, indulgent menu, and central location, SOKO Cake Bake & Brunch is a must-visit for anyone looking to elevate their brunch game in Ho Chi Minh City.

The interior design followed a minimalist aesthetic—white walls, wooden accents, and a few potted plants to soften the space. It wasn’t flashy or overly curated, but it had a calm, functional charm that made it a comfortable place to sit with a laptop or catch up with a friend. The seating was a mix of indoor tables and a few sidewalk spots, perfect for people-watching on a busy Saigon street. ☕️ The menu featured: Espresso-based drinks like lattes, cappuccinos, and flat whites Vietnamese iced coffee (cà phê sữa đá) Cold brew and seasonal fruit teas Light pastries, cookies, and croissants The service was quick and friendly, and the prices were reasonable for the central location. It wasn’t a destination café, but it was dependable—ideal for a quick morning pick-me-up or a quiet afternoon recharge. Caf É Essentials was a modern, clean-lined café that once stood at a prime location on Cách Mạng Tháng 8 Street—just a short walk from major landmarks like Tao Đàn Park and the New World Hotel. It catered to a crowd that appreciated simplicity, speed, and a solid cup of coffee without the frills. Though the café has since closed, it left behind a quiet legacy as a reliable stop for caffeine lovers in the city center. While Caf É Essentials is no longer in operation, it remains a small part of Saigon’s ever-evolving café culture—proof that even simple spaces can leave a lasting impression.

The space is intimate and inviting—brick walls, warm lighting, and rustic wooden tables create a cozy, bistro-style atmosphere. Despite its hidden location, it’s often buzzing with regulars and foodies in the know. 🍷 Menu highlights include: Signature steaks: ribeye, tenderloin, striploin (with choice of sauces) Grilled lamb chops, pork ribs, and chicken steak Pasta, salads, and loaded fries A curated wine list and house cocktails The portions are hearty, the meat is juicy and well-seasoned, and the prices are incredibly reasonable for the quality. The staff are friendly, attentive, and happy to recommend pairings. ELSOL Meat & Wine is a beloved steakhouse tucked into a quiet alley in the heart of District 1. Known for its warm service, generous portions, and perfectly grilled meats, it’s a go-to for date nights, celebrations, or just a satisfying carnivorous craving. With its cozy charm and mouthwatering plates, ELSOL Meat & Wine is a must-visit for steak lovers and anyone looking for a satisfying, soulful meal in Saigon.

The space is elegant and intimate—dark wood, soft lighting, and minimalist decor create a calm, almost meditative atmosphere. With limited seating and a focus on detail, ORYZ feels more like a private dinner party than a traditional restaurant. 🍽 What to expect: Seasonal tasting menus with curated wine pairings Dishes that highlight Vietnamese ingredients with global finesse Personalized service and storytelling behind each course A quiet, elevated ambiance perfect for special occasions Standout dishes often include locally sourced seafood, house-fermented elements, and delicate desserts that balance flavor and texture beautifully. ORYZ Saigon is a luxurious, reservation-only dining destination that blends modern Asian flavors with refined European techniques. Tucked into a quiet street in Tân Định, it offers a serene, immersive experience for those who appreciate culinary artistry, thoughtful design, and impeccable service. With its understated luxury and culinary precision, ORYZ Saigon is a must-visit for gourmands, design lovers, and anyone seeking a truly memorable dining experience in Ho Chi Minh City.

The space is cozy and sunlit—wooden furniture, clean lines, and a counter filled with golden pastries and rustic loaves. It’s the kind of place where you’ll want to linger over coffee and a flaky kouign-amann. 🍞 Menu highlights include: Croissants, pain au chocolat, and kouign-amann Sourdough loaves, baguettes, and focaccia Seasonal tarts, cakes, and cookies Espresso-based drinks, cold brew, and teas Everything is baked in-house with premium ingredients and a clear love for the craft. The almond croissant and lemon tart are especially popular, and the coffee pairs beautifully with the pastries. Another? Bake Shop is a beloved artisan bakery hidden in a peaceful alley just steps from the Saigon Zoo. With its warm, minimalist interior and heavenly scent of fresh bakes, it’s a go-to for pastry lovers, brunch seekers, and anyone who appreciates a perfectly laminated croissant. With its understated charm and world-class bakes, Another? Bake Shop is a must-visit for foodies, café explorers, and anyone craving a taste of Europe in the heart of Saigon.

The space is compact and modern—concrete textures, natural wood, and a sleek brew bar where baristas work with quiet confidence. It’s ideal for solo visits, coffee tastings, or a quick recharge between meetings. ☕️ Menu highlights include: Hand-brewed pour-over using single-origin beans Espresso-based drinks (flat white, cortado, americano) Cold brew and signature drinks Light pastries or cookies (limited but curated) The baristas are knowledgeable and passionate, often happy to recommend beans or explain brew methods. The pour-over and flat white are especially praised for their clarity and balance. Hoff Coffee Brewers is a minimalist, design-forward café that caters to serious coffee lovers. Tucked into a quiet corner just steps from Saigon’s bustling center, it’s a haven for those who appreciate precision brewing, clean aesthetics, and a calm, focused atmosphere. With its clean lines and beautifully presented drinks, Hoff Coffee Brewers is a must-visit for coffee purists, design lovers, and anyone seeking a quiet, high-quality coffee experience in District 1.

The interior is dimly lit and cinematic—think neon lights, vintage tech, and cozy corners that feel like a cross between a sci-fi film set and a 90s living room. It’s a vibe-heavy spot ideal for deep conversations, journaling, or simply zoning out with a good playlist. ☕️ Menu highlights include: Vietnamese phin coffee and cold brew Espresso-based drinks (latte, mocha, americano) Signature drinks like coconut coffee and salted cream cold brew Light snacks and desserts The drinks are well-crafted and reasonably priced, and the staff are friendly without being intrusive. The space is intentionally quiet—great for solo visits or low-key hangouts. 1996 Space is a moody, atmospheric café tucked upstairs in a quiet alley off Calmette Street. With its blend of retro nostalgia and futuristic design, it offers a unique escape from the city’s chaos—perfect for creatives, introverts, and anyone who loves a space with personality. With its distinctive aesthetic and curated ambiance, 1996 Space is a favorite for photographers, café explorers, and anyone looking for a coffee experience that’s a little offbeat and a lot memorable.

My first trip to Ho Chi Minh City. I had two and a half days there, so I enjoyed it thoroughly. I departed from Kansai Airport on Friday morning and arrived in Ho Chi Minh City in the afternoon. My flight was delayed by an hour. Immigration at Ho Chi Minh Airport was reported to be very crowded, so I bought a fast pass. However, I didn't feel like I got a good deal when entering the country.💦 I took a reserved taxi from the airport to the hotel. This time I stayed at Hotel Nikko Saigon. It's far from the city center, but I didn't mind it. I was greeted by a downpour, but after that it didn't rain once, the humidity was low, and there was a breeze, so it was comfortable. On the first day, I lazed around the hotel and walked to the foot nail salon I had reserved. On the second day, I relaxed in the hotel pool and then left a little early to wander around the city because I had booked a Thai massage in the afternoon. After that, I had dinner at Banh Mi and walked to Takashimaya. On my last day, I got ripped off at Ben Thanh Market, but I ended up buying three pairs of linen-like pants. I think they cost twice as much because I didn't bargain. There wasn't much else to see, so I ended up going back to the hotel and lounging around by the pool. Finally, I had a good spa treatment at the hotel and headed to the airport without makeup. It was a late-night flight, but there were quite a few people at the airport. Unlike the entry pass, the exit pass was really fast! It was worth the money. The flight was about five hours, and prices were cheap and Grab was working, so it was comfortable. I'm going back next year during Golden Week, so this time I'll enjoy a different area. #asiatravel #solotravel #hochiminh

The Ho Chi Minh subway opened in 2025. It seems that it was crowded when it opened, but now you can sit if you're lucky. It seems that Japan was involved, and it's interesting that it has a design that is familiar to Japanese people. I think it will be a good memory if you ride it even just one stop from Ben Thanh Market to the hotel in Dong Khoi. It's cool and clean. It's cheap at 7000VD for short distances. You can board by touching your VISA and MasterCard. It seems that eating and drinking are prohibited. 💰Price per person: 7000 Vietnamese Dong #VietnamTrip #HoChiMinhTourism #HoChiMinhSubway

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#earthdayjourney Cu Hai Fried Rice Delicious and Delicious, Dan Cu Dem District 1 Super Addicted 🤤🤤🤤 The rice here is super delicious, super delicious, super unique. The beef is marinated with its own spices, very harmonious, the taste is just right and extremely fragrant, the beef is soft and flavorful, the stir-fried green beans are extremely suitable, crispy and delicious when eaten with fried rice 😋 Stir-fried beef has a thick sauce mixed with fried rice is number 1. Fragrant fried rice is fatty and not too dry 👍🏻 The quarter chicken is marinated with spices, the chicken is crispy on the outside and moist on the inside, not dry, very delicious to eat with rice 💯A super quality portion costs only 60 cents, quite reasonable 👍🏻 The restaurant is open late, so if you go out or come home late from work, stop by for a quality dish to eat until you're full and sleep well 😘 🏠 Alley 212B Nguyen Trai, Nguyen Cu Trinh Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City ⏰18h30-24h 💰 ~60 cents

#earthdayjourney I often eat Pho Thang 32K on Pham Viet Chanh Street, District 1. This is a famous street with many affordable restaurants in the center of Saigon. After eating pho once, I noticed that the Hu Tieu Mi Hoa Phat restaurant was a few blocks away, with a price tag of 35K/bowl, which was very reasonable, so my friend told me to stop by and try it out. 1. Restaurant space The restaurant is small, affordable, with a few stainless steel tables and chairs placed close together. Although not spacious, it is clean and tidy. At night, there are quite a lot of customers, mainly office workers and workers around the area. 2. Menu & Prices A simple menu with Hu Tieu, noodles, wontons served with char siu and minced meat. In particular, the price is only from 35K/bowl, if you order all the toppings, it is about 42K-48K, still cheap compared to the average in District 1. 3. Food flavor I ordered char siu noodles. The bowl of noodles was served hot, the broth was clear, the smell of stewed bones was fragrant, the char siu was thickly sliced, and there was a slight sweetness. The noodles were chewy and not mushy. If you like spicy food, you can add the restaurant's sate, which is quite rich. In addition, if you like dry noodles, this is also a choice worth trying. The rich sauce, eaten with crispy and fatty pork rinds, is very appealing. 4. Service The owner was enthusiastic, serving dishes quickly even though the restaurant was crowded. The parking space was a bit cramped, but there were people who arranged it, so it was convenient. 5. Summary ✔ Cheap, affordable ✔ Good flavor, clear broth ✔ Casual space, suitable for a quick dinner High quality compared to the price. In general, if you are in the Pham Viet Chanh area and want to find a delicious-nutritious-cheap noodle restaurant, Hoa Phat Noodles Noodles is a choice worth considering! 112b Pham Viet Chanh, Nguyen Cu Trinh Ward, District 1.

#earthdayjourney /Bánh mì ca dé/ This is a traditional Chinese dish that I had the opportunity to experience in Singapore. It's simply a grilled sandwich with ca dé jam and dipped in runny eggs, but it's very much to my taste. Especially the act of pouring a little black coffee on the eggs to add a little bitterness to the richness and sweetness of the eggs and jam. Back in Saigon, I tried google but couldn't find any shop selling this dish. Luckily, when I posted it on the top search, a friend showed me the small and pretty Gusaiku Eatery & Café in an alley in District 1. 66 branches for a glass of black iced coffee with no sugar and a portion of Kaya Toast. Worth enjoying for a leisurely morning. 📮 Gusaiku Eatery & Café: 85/16 Tran Khac Chan Street, Tan Dinh Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City