The food choices are wide and varied with the added bonus of being out of the heat. For children there is a decent range of toy shops including Lego. The building also has a gaming centre costing on average 8000 VND per game ( about AUD$0.40) on the downside their seems to be more staff than customers so expect a... More

If you want a few quiet moments, a few cool air conditioned moments, or just some western food this is the place. I walked by this place many times before walking in to find an upper end mall with a food court below. I did not openly weep when I saw the Carl's Hamburger and Popeyes Fried Chicken but did... More

Great shopping location and food court to relax in. More

If you have a poor misconception about high end shopping then you must not miss this place. Comparable to those you find in Orchard Road, Singapore, Bintang walk in Kuala Lumpur and Siam Paragon in Bangkok although not as crowded. Not cheap! More

lovely shops, yummy food court shops and supermarket. Very nice reprieve to the bustling streets and markets. More

Really nothing to shout about, but it's just full of expensive things. For me it's not what I'd go for. More

Nothing really special about this mall, as most shops you find here are available in most big cities. Mainly higher end shops that don't carry any kind of "Vietnamese" souvenirs. It's air conditioned, so it is a good place to "window" shop and get a break from the heat and humidity. The food court was great, had lots of choices,... More

I don't understand why some reviewers are being negative about Vincom. Perhaps they want Dong Khoi to be the never-changing face of old colonialism?. Whatever. I rather like the horribly bright exterior, the park in front where all the shop assistants from Parkson eat their snacks, the brash confidence of the New Viet Nam expressed in designer boutiques and impossibly... More

Not only the new out-of-scale tower has been built on the location of architectural vintage colonial villas, but its building is responsible for the destruction of one of the few Saigon's public spaces, a small park in which hundred year' s old trees were out-rooted, to build in its place a tacky Dysneyland-style space in guise of entrance to yet... More