Noir. Ăn Trong Bóng Tối Dining In The Dark Saigon

MUST TRY. We were contemplating whether to come or not, and the whole experience blew our minds. They showcased the facets of how people with visual impairment live and the amount of thought and effort put into creating the whole atmosphere, from curating the food menu to designing the restaurant is incredible. We couldnt bring our phones in but you can see how beautiful their toilet is. And that says alot. Come experience it for yourselves.

It's completely dark while having meal. The staffs were very friendly, and thanks to their guide, we found it wasn't hard to enjoy. I got premium course, which had 14 dishes. The food was very good, though I felt quite full from the 9th dish. The portion wasn't small at all . Their meal courses change each several months, so I'd like to come back again to experience more.

What a special experience to dine in the dark! Without vision, taste and smell become more sensitive. The ingredients are fresh and food is delicious. A small action, such as pouring water into a glass, would become a challenge when you can't see anything. We enjoyed the dinner and their great service here.

Unique experience everyone should try at least once! Very interesting losing a sense and seeing how all your other sense come together to guide the way. The experience before was great. You do a puzzle blindfolded and choose your courses. A blind staff member guides you into the dark area where you eat and serves you your courses. Ill be honest, the food wasn’t memorable for me. The environment in which I was eating the food absolutely was though. I’m glad I did it!

Awesome experience. It's actually pitch dark! I really loved that the restaurant had teamed up with the blind association of the city. Our waitress, Miss Ha, was really kind, attentive, and just perfect at guiding us to our seats and through the courses. We had so much fun in the restaurant, I wish I could have stayed longer! A 14-dish menu actually felt short Will def come back