ASA Bistro - Asian fusion restaurant in Thao Dien, District 2, Ho Chi Minh City

ASA Bistro is located at level 1 of Landmark Park 2. This restaurant is a mixed of Vietnamese, Western and Italian cuisine. The overall food is just average.

Nothing special, the food and drinks are very ordinary and bland. There is too much variety. It’s just a place for people nearby at Vinhomes to hang out

Asa is very overhyped and not worth going out of your way for. The food was average and the atmosphere artificial. The entire neighborhood felt soulless and sad.

We absolutely loved our meal at Asa Bistro — we ate everything so fast we forgot to take photos! The pumpkin soup was creamy, rich, and delicious, and the Caesar salad was a standout with its homemade dressing. The portion was generous enough for two people to share. We also tried the hamburger, which reminded me of New Zealand since it’s served with an egg on top — such a great touch. The stir-fried beef noodles were flavorful and comforting, another dish we’d happily order again. The service was outstanding — the staff were always nearby, watching attentively and ready to meet your every culinary need without ever feeling intrusive. Everything was fresh, tasty, and beautifully prepared. Highly recommend Asa Bistro for a satisfying meal and exceptional service!

The place was crowded which is always the sign of a good restaurant - it didn't disappoint. I tried ordering some lemongrass chicken lunch set but was told they ran out of it. So I opted for the pepper pork which is what you see in my pictures. The stuff was all extremely tasty, and I have no complaints about the food. Most importantly, my jacked-up stomach didn't get weird on me since I've ate it. Everything looks above board and clean here. A friendly waiter with an ear to ear smile asked me if I could use chopsticks when he brought them over to the table. I guess he believes non-Asians can't. I told them I could before he was born. I don't know why I took offense to nonsense like this - must be this chronic insecurity inherent in me that makes these things rent space in my head.