Tenku - Japanese Modern Kaiseki & Bar - Japanese restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City

Stunning view, amazing food, and flawless service. This is one of the best experience i've ever had. The view was breathtaking. The staff makes you feel so welcome, the food is fresh and it tasted amazing. Will definitely come back!

I went there for New Year’s Eve, so we could both enjoy dinner and watch the countdown. I really like this area—it’s high up with a beautiful view of the fireworks. The food is also very good, with separate set menus that are easy to choose from. I picked both sets; it was a bit expensive, but the flavors were quite good—fresh and delicious. There was also live music, which made the atmosphere quite romantic and relaxing. I would definitely come back next time.

Perfect, the city view at night was so impressive. Food taste so good.

A perfect place for dating and meeting loved ones. The staff are extremely friendly and attentive. The food is unique and flavorful, and the atmosphere is wonderful. I will definitely come back more often next time.

Visited Tenku with for lunch and it was a really nice experience—just not for the food alone. Great place to take pictures and see Ho Chi Minh City from up high. Let’s start with the highlights. The service was excellent from start to finish—attentive, professional, and well-organized, especially considering we were a larger group. One thing to note: if you have more than 4 people, you’ll need to reserve in advance and preorder your meals, which actually made the evening smoother. As for the food, it was a bit mixed. The bread and butter were surprisingly one of the best parts—simple, but done very well. Some dishes, however, didn’t quite hit the mark. The wagyu was slightly overcooked and didn’t feel worth the price. Portions overall were on the smaller side, so it’s not the place to go if you’re looking for a filling meal. That said, there are definitely better choices on the menu. The hamburger steak and chicken karaage stood out as more satisfying and enjoyable options. And the dessert was genuinely delicious—probably the highlight of the meal. Where Tenku really shines is the atmosphere. Being on the 67th floor of Landmark 81, the views are impressive and create a great setting for a night out. Honestly, you’re going more for the experience and ambiance than for standout cuisine. Compared to going up to the sky lounge on the 75th floor for drinks, this felt like a better deal. The view isn’t noticeably different, but here you get a full dining experience with top-tier service. Overall, Tenku is worth visiting for the atmosphere, service, and desserts—but manage your expectations when it comes to the main courses.