The Iron Bank - Cocktail Vault

It was pretty quiet and the ac was kinda weak. Would have chilled at the bar if it wasn't a sauna

Talk about hidden jem… Stumbled upon this place by chance when me and buddies wanted to find some pregame for our night activities. This place served some of the most interesting drinks I have ever seen, my drink was literally served in a gourd like what?? The drinks were not only creative but were well balanced and tasted amazing. If we had more time, we would definitely had just stayed here the whole night to try more drinks on their menu. Also the handsome guy in the photo is my friend, Jet.

This is a tastefully decorated bar hidden inside an old apartment building near the State Bank. My partner and I fell in love with the place the moment we walked in. The atmosphere is cozy, stylish, and full of character. Even though it’s right in the heart of downtown, the area is surprisingly quiet, making it a great escape from the noise and crowds of Bui Vien Street. Cocktails are clearly the specialty here, while the beer selection is fairly standard. We ordered a Gin & Tonic and an Aperol Spritz, and both were excellent. The Spritz was particularly impressive because it was made with real orange juice, which gave it a much fresher and more vibrant flavour than the versions made with canned juice. Prices are very reasonable considering the location, quality of the drinks, service, and overall ambience. Definitely a place we’d love to come back to!

What a beautiful evening. It meets that sweet spot between intimate space and social environment, you can choose whatever you wish. Shin, the bartender knew exactly what he was doing and knew exactly the cocktails to offer and meet the mood of the evening. The food is extremely tasty, honours local favours, and doesn’t add too much to the bill. Overall a great hidden spot worth checking out in Saigon

A truly underrated spot. The cocktails are well-made and not too strong. The “Me” is absolutely delicious — a must-order if you come here. We expected it to be crowded, but surprisingly, no reservation was needed on a Friday night. We only tried the Brie bites — the flavor was a unique mix of sweet and savory, so good we ordered two plates. Highly recommended experience in Ho Chi Minh City.