Relish & Sons

Finally, a New York City approved hot dog in Saigon. Onions caramelized to bring out the needed sweetness to offset the artisan mustard and properly toasted buttered bun. A real treat!!

Birthday burger bliss! We visited Relish and Sons for a birthday treat, and it definitely hit the spot! The atmosphere was casual yet cool—perfect for a laid-back celebration with seriously good food. I had the Sloppy Joe burger, which was packed with flavor and just the right amount of messy—exactly how a Sloppy Joe should be! The tater tots were golden and crispy, though they were more of a crispy shell with not much inside. Still, they paired nicely with the excellent range of house-made sauces—the tomato chilli relish was a standout, bursting with tangy, spicy goodness. My partner ordered the Wagyu burger, and it was a showstopper—juicy, rich, and cooked to perfection. The buns were soft, fresh, and held everything together without getting soggy, which is always a win. Service was friendly and fast, and the whole experience felt like a step above your typical burger joint. Definitely worth a visit if you're craving quality burgers with a gourmet twist.

Very tasty and flavorful burger, very juicy piece of meat. Every bite is a fun experience. I had the signature bbq burger with bacon. The bacon is surreal. Bbq sauce was fantastic. Should have added a fried egg, but that would make the burger super thick but juicy (messy in a good way at the same time). Very small venue, can host barely 10 people. But I love that small atmosphere. Very reasonable pricing, at 200k ($10) for a burger.

Wanted to try the Wagyu, but would rather spend that money on something else. I tried a Wagyu slider. I was warned it was small - that's an understatement. It's half-dollar coin size, maybe smaller... It was a "thick" chunk for a medallion piece of meat. The meat didn't taste like great Wagyu (even though it should all taste the same), but it wasn't bad - just expensive (95K/$3.75). Tried the Iberico Smash burger. It tasted slightly more like sausage than hamburger (if that's what it was). With the mustard on it, it tasted pretty good, but it is 200K ($7.95). With 8% VAT, my order was 318,600 ($12.65); it doesn't come with fries or anything. I might prefer Soul Burger, Burger Boss, Pingu's (out of the Thao Dien/D2 burger joints), but it's a decent burger, and neither of thouse were the best burger I've had in Vietnam so far. I did prefer this over the burgers I've had at Eddie's. No tables, just countertop window seats.

Relish & Sons is a really nice spot in Thao Dien if you’re looking to enjoy a quality burger in a relaxed setting. The main highlight here is definitely the food the burgers are fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with good ingredients. You can taste the quality in every bite, from the juicy meat to the well balanced toppings and soft buns. It’s simple, but done very well. They offer a good selection of burgers, so you have enough variety to choose from depending on your mood. Whether you go for a classic option or something a bit more special, everything is consistently tasty. It’s the kind of place you can come back to without hesitation when you’re craving a proper burger. The space is not very big, but it’s comfortable enough for a casual meal. It feels cozy and straightforward, not too crowded, and perfect for a quick lunch or a relaxed dinner. The staff are friendly, approachable, and provide good service, which adds to the overall experience. You feel welcomed without it being too formal. Overall, Relish & Sons is a great choice if you want a delicious burger in a nice, simple environment. Good vibes and good food.