Margherí pizza Phu My Hung

Margheri had really good pizza with flavorful toppings and delicious dough! And the pesto pasta was one of the best I’ve had! It was super fresh and vibrant. Jade was a great server, attentive and genuine. Definitely would come back and I will bring my friends and family along to try hehe

We came here on a week day pretty early and the place was very calm and not crowded at all. We were seated really quickly thanks to that and the service was quick in general. We took the bruschetta and a burrata pizza. The bruschetta was good, the bread was impressively good but overall it was kind of normal. The pizza on the other hand was delicious with a huge burrata on top, I loved it. I think the only thing I was surprised about was the choice of music.. Bit besides that, a very good place I’d be happy to return to!

Having tried other Top 100-listed pizzerias in Lisbon, Tokyo and Bogotá, I came to Margheri with high expectations. The pizza is certainly a very solid Neapolitan one, but it didn’t feel particularly distinctive. Each of the other ones gave me something outstanding to remember. Margheri was good, but lacked that same signature quality. The surprise highlight was actually the meatballs, which tasted like a genuinely great nonna recipe. The crab ravioli and arancini were tasty too, though nothing especially memorable. My biggest criticism is the indoor space. It doesn’t feel particularly cosy for an Italian restaurant, and during our visit it was simply far too hot to eat comfortably, which really affected the experience. The food alone would be solid four stars, but overall I’d have to give it 3/5.

One of the better pizzas I’ve had in District 7. The pizza crust was the highlight for me. It had a great texture and flavor, and honestly tasted quite different from the usual pizza places around town. We ordered the Carbonara pizza and loved it. The filling was rich, flavorful, and went really well with the crust. The truffle pasta was okay, but nothing special. It felt a bit dry and could have used more sauce. Overall, I’d come back for the pizza. Definitely worth trying if you’re in the area.

One of the best Italian restaurants (located in the heart of D7, Phú Mỹ Hưng), and one of the best Neapolitan pizzas I have tried in Vietnam. Starting from the location, the place is very cozy, with both indoor and outdoor seating. The menu is quite diverse. There are not too many pizzas, but a few of them are very unique, including some more particular options like fried pizza. They also serve pasta and interesting appetizers, such as arancini, along with some special desserts. The dough was excellent, and the ingredients were very good quality. We were served by Jade, who was great and very helpful, by taking careful notes about how we wanted the dishes to come out, in what order, and paying attention to small details that really improved our dining experience. Overall, despite some negative reviews the restaurant has received, we did not have any problems at all. We had a very pleasant experience, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for good Italian food in Ho Chi Minh City.