Palmora Saigon Nhà hàng & Giải trí nhiệt đới in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City

Palmora Saigon is a restaurant and entertainment destination with a modern tropical style in the heart of District 1, located at 18 Nguyen Cu Trinh, Ben Thanh Ward. Often described as “a tropical oasis in the middle of Saigon”, Palmora delivers a rare all-in-one night: great food, signature drinks and a festival atmosphere built around a grand stage and dazzling LED screens.

Also known as: Palmora Sài Gòn.

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Where is Palmora? Address & opening hours

Palmora Saigon sits at 18 Nguyen Cu Trinh, Ben Thanh Ward, District 1 — minutes from Ben Thanh Market and the Bui Vien area, easy to find and reach. Unlike late-opening clubs, Palmora lights up early from 7:00 PM to 3:00 AM daily — start with a proper dinner, then stay as the energy builds into the night, no venue-hopping needed.

A modern tropical oasis in Saigon

Palmora recreates a modern tropical oasis with a local soul — greenery throughout, warm terracotta tones and soft arches curving like palm veins. With room for around 200 guests, a grand stage and vivid LED screens set a festive mood every night — intimate enough for a romantic dinner, energetic enough for big group celebrations.

Elevated Vietnamese cuisine and two separate menus

What sets Palmora apart from other District 1 nightspots is food treated with real restaurant care: modern Vietnamese dishes plated beautifully, alongside a collection of tropical signature drinks. Palmora keeps two separate menus — a Food Menu and a Drink Menu — and you can browse both right on this page before planning your night.

Table tiers and how to book Palmora

Palmora offers three flexible tiers: Standard tables for small groups, Premium tables near the stage, and VIP tables in the best positions with dedicated service — fitting everything from date nights and friend gatherings to birthdays and company events. Weekends fill up early, so book your Palmora table ahead on Nightclub.com.vn — free to reserve, confirmed within minutes.

Two separate menus at Palmora

Palmora is a restaurant combined with an entertainment space, so it keeps two distinct books: one for food and one for drinks. Both are published with listed prices on the venue menu page and can be browsed page by page. Groups arriving early for dinner and staying late should read both — settle the food first and work out drinks later, once you know who is actually staying on.

A latticed dome and palm trees growing through the dining room

Palmora does not stage its tropical setting with props — the trees are real: coconut and fan palms rise straight up through the dining area, their fronds spreading directly over the tables. Arching above it all is an enormous curved dome woven from a square lattice, each cell lit from within so the whole ceiling reads like interlocking foliage, with thatch along the outer edge keeping the tropical thread. A wide LED screen spans the far end, big enough to carry an event name or a guest's photograph during private functions. Long tables run in rows and the room seats several hundred — which is why it is chosen for company parties, large birthdays and big gatherings rather than only dinner for a few.

Getting to Palmora Saigon

Palmora is at 18 Nguyen Cu Trinh, on the stretch linking Tran Hung Dao to Nguyen Trai, a few minutes by car from the Pham Ngu Lao area. It is a residential street mixed with restaurants, so evenings are quieter than the central avenues and stopping is easier than around Ben Thanh Market. About ten minutes by car from the Nguyen Hue walking street, and convenient from Districts 4 and 5 since Tran Hung Dao runs straight through.

Why choose Palmora Saigon?

One address for the whole evening: a delicious dinner, a photogenic tropical space, then live energy building toward midnight — Palmora is the ideal pick when your group wants dinner and the party in one place. If you are looking for a true dining-and-entertainment destination in District 1, Palmora Saigon belongs at the top of your list.

Photos of Palmora Saigon

The photo set on this page was shot at 18 Nguyen Cu Trinh: the dining room under a latticed dome of glowing square panels, real coconut and palm trees growing up through the tables, art statues and warm terracotta tones, the tropical outdoor area, the stage with a wide LED screen running the full width of the room on an event night, and a seating plan so you can picture where a Standard, Premium or VIP table sits relative to the stage. Look through it first to pick a spot where you can dine comfortably and still see the whole show.

Reviews of Palmora Saigon

Palmora Saigon holds 4.7 stars from more than 80 reviews on Google Maps. Guests come to Palmora for a format that is rare in District 1: an elevated Vietnamese restaurant combined with a large stage, LED screens and live music and dance performances every night — one address for both dinner and the party afterwards, with room for about 200 guests. One honest note: some areas carry a minimum table spend, which staff explain on confirmation; book at least 24 hours ahead for weekends and event nights. Nightclub.com.vn also collects reviews from guests who booked through the platform and actually came — see the Reviews block below.

Palmora Saigon menu

Palmora keeps two separate books: a 28-page food menu and a 17-page drinks menu, both viewable in full via the View menu button on this page. The food side is elevated Vietnamese cooking with grilled dishes, a grilled seafood platter for four, food-and-drink combos for stage-facing tables and generous sets for groups in the VIP area. The drinks side is tropical-style signature glasses built on young coconut, passion fruit, mango, pink guava, lime soda, mixers and seasonal fruit — with plenty of alcohol-free choices. Groups arriving early for dinner and staying late should look through both books first.