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INTERNATIONAL
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VIETNAMESE
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JAPANESE
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Cafe Central An Dong
Cholon
18 An Duong Vuong, District 5, Windsor Plaza Hotel, 4th floor.
Ho Chi Minh City
8336688 (ext 2221)
833 6688 fax
Hours
11:00 - 14:00
18:00 - 22:00
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| Price (dinner) | $$$ |
| Price (lunch) | $$$ |
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Features
vegetarian dishes
salad bar
lunch buffet
dinner buffet
Sunday brunch
large groups ok
outdoor/patio dining
nice view
Accepts
cash
Smoking
permitted
Dress
casual
Alcohol
full bar
Reservations
accepted
Parking
pay parking
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Ho Chi Minh City: Cholon
Description
A buffet restaurant open for lunch and evening dining. It serves some 70 lunch dishes and 150 evening dishes, comprising international foods such as western (carvery, Italian pasta, breads, cakes, desserts), Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese.
A large elegant area with seating for about 100 people on the fourth floor of the large Windsor Plaza Hotel in Chinatown, Cholon. Entry is through the Windsor foyer or alternately via the An Dong supermarket.
Current buffet prices for evenings are 269,000 Vietnam dong for Monday through Friday, and 299,000 VND for Saturday and Sunday. (Roughly 17 and 19 USD as at june 2008.) Lunch Monday through Saturday is 145,000 VND, while Sunday brunch is 155,000 VND.
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expensive but worth it
Once you get used to Vietnamese prices, it's funny how places like this seem expensive. Visiting businesspersons must wonder at how that could be so. Less than twenty bucks US for all you can eat must seem ridiculous to them. But us locals adapt, and think goodness me, how much more than my local street eateries.
Never mind. Once every now and again I front up. The magic thing about this place for a splash out is that it has all the VNese dishes, even hotpot, to keep your VNese friends amused, while you can nosh up on those foreign dishes so rarely partaken of normally on your eating round. Or that's my scenario anyhow.
I enjoy some sushimi and miso soup for starters, but then I'm into what I normally don't get in VN: roast beef from Australia or New Zealand, or roast turkey, with gravy, and delicious genuine bread. I go to a flash place and eat sandwiches! Can you believe that? I do, no kidding.
The food here is superb.
Ambience is high class, service everywhere and obliging. [15 Jun 2008 09:52:19]
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Recommended Dishes: roast beef; roast turkey; miso soup
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