The Log Restaurant

It’s a very photogenic restaurant and definitely worth visiting if you’re mainly coming for the atmosphere and photos. The portions are reasonable, and the prices are not particularly expensive, but the food itself is more or less what you would expect for the price — decent, but nothing especially memorable. The interior is quite distinctive, although some details were less luxurious than I expected. For example, the chandeliers are made of plastic, so the overall effect is not quite as glamorous in person. During the 2.5 hours we were there, I saw so many women dressed up and celebrating birthdays that I started wondering whether the restaurant mainly exists as a photo spot. It honestly made me a little nervous about how the food would turn out. We ordered the duck breast and foie gras appetizer, the glass noodles with soft-shell crab, and the ribeye steak. Everything was acceptable, but none of the dishes really stood out. Overall, I would recommend it more for the setting and photos than for the food. I probably wouldn’t make a special trip back purely to eat here.

Not a big fan of having too many chandeliers. The food is ok, not exceptional, especially the seafood. The staff is friendly and useful though.

The space isn’t very large, but it feels cozy and elegant. You can order à la carte or choose the buffet, though the buffet seems like the better value. The food is quite good, with fresh seafood—especially the shrimp and crab, which are prepared to order. The price is on the higher side (for me), but it’s absolutely worth it. There was a female manager (I assume) who was very attentive and highly professional. Overall, it was a wonderful experience on Christmas night.

Food was so bad and its expensive, you’re basiclly paying just for the beautiful place. Squid ink pasta didnt taste like anything, roasted chicken tasted homemade, carbonara just tasted like cream, even the free bread is bland and taste like leftovers. Salmon tasted homemade and lacked seasoning. In summary everything tastes bland, the only great thing I can say is the presentation and the place. The portions are too small to enjoy anything.

I came here for dinner with my parents to celebrate their wedding anniversary, and we greatly enjoyed our time here! The restaurant opens at 6PM, and we arrived a little after 6PM, so it was very empty, but around 7PM, it was pretty busy! We visited on a Monday for the Mega Monday deal ☺️ The food was great; We wanted to try many dishes, and my mother greatly enjoyed the lobster in truffle cream sauce. We went to order the lobster, but we do not speak Vietnamese, and the chef does not seem to speak English. However, a server in black suit quickly rushed to us and helped us order in fluent English. We greatly appreciated her help! This is not our first time here, and all the servers here are very professional and helpful 🌟 I highly recommend getting the grilled lobster in spicy cheese or grilled scallop in spicy cheese 🌟🌟 The dessert section was also great! I liked the peanut butter chocolate mousse ☺️ The interior design is also quite beautiful 🌟