Donguri Japanese Restaurant - Japanese restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City

The miso soup is slightly spicy. There are few types of alcohol. There are no highballs (whisky mixed with carbonated water). It's mostly an open space, so there's a high chance of getting bitten by mosquitoes.

Second Visit—Disappointing Compared to Before I was really looking forward to returning to this Japanese restaurant after a great experience 4 months ago. Unfortunately, this visit didn’t live up to the last one. The quality and portion sizes were noticeably lacking, and overall, it felt like a completely different place. What really affected the experience was the presence of flies around the dining area—definitely uncomfortable and not what you'd expect in a restaurant. I also noticed that the cleanliness of the kitchen and the cooks could have been better. These small details made a big impact on how I felt during the meal. It’s a shame—there was real potential here. I hope things improve, but sadly, this might be my last visit.

We randomly walked in to this restaurant and felt very lucky to have a very nice dinner. We ordered a few different dishes and they are all good. Service was in point, attentive. Atmosphere was nice with simple decorations, not typical Japanese restaurant style.

a hidden gem in the area. the foods were surprisingly tasty and generous. many options on the list. well decorated and separate seating areas, both indoor and outdoor. well trained staffs. highly recommended.

Eaten here many times now. The food is consistently good. I can highly recommend this place if you are craving some good quality japanese food. I even took my family out to here eat and they had a pretty good time! The price is right and you can expect to be full after having visited.