Perched on the 77th floor of Landmark 81—Vietnam's tallest building—Ussina Aging Beef & Bar occupies one of the most dramatic dining rooms in Ho Chi Minh City. The windows frame a complete sweep of the Saigon skyline, a view that shifts from sunlit haze at lunch to glittering city lights after dark. Pre-booking is strongly advised; last-minute walk-ins report scoring the final table only by luck.
The kitchen leans into Japanese beef culture: aged cuts and wagyu grills are the centrepiece, alongside seafood spaghetti and risotto that draw from an Italian-leaning side of the menu. Starters like gyoza and camembert suggest a kitchen confident enough to range beyond a single tradition. Dishes arrive carefully explained by staff who consistently earn praise for attentiveness without being overbearing—a balance that elevates dinner from a meal to an occasion.
Thursday evenings carry an added incentive: a ladies' night promotion includes a complimentary cocktail (valued at VND 260,000) and live band performances, making it a natural anchor for date nights or small celebrations. Guests report that a full dinner with drinks lands around VND 1.4 million per head—notable value given the floor, the food quality, and the service calibre.
One honest note from regulars: the interior shows its age. Floors and walls carry visible wear that the views more than compensate for, but worth setting expectations before arrival. That aside, Ussina draws a crowd that returns—for the wagyu, the nightscape, and the occasional free cocktail at 77 floors above street level.
Restaurant is located in 77th floor of Landmark, not so big area but the quality of food is pretty good. There are some Wagu barbecue options, seafood spaghetti and rissoto. Good service overall, especially for your special event. Prebooking is recommended.
We came for lunch and found the restaurant with nice ambience. Service is very attentive, foods are well served and the view itself is worthy of the cost. Highly recommended.
Quite happy with our choice to have lunch here. Great service and good food with beautiful view. I would come back next time.
We had dinner at this Japanese restaurant located in the tallest building in Vietnam and were absolutely impressed. The view is simply phenomenal and already makes the visit a special experience on its own. The service is exceptionally friendly, attentive, and highly professional. Every dish is carefully explained, and you feel very well taken care of from the very first moment. In terms of taste, everything truly convinced us. We enjoyed several starters such as gyoza, camembert and a soup, followed by beef and pasta with duck. Every single dish was excellently prepared and consistently very, very delicious. A special thank you goes to Mr. Jaden, who took excellent care of us throughout the evening and made the visit even more enjoyable with his friendly manner. A restaurant we can definitely recommend.
Everything was amazing The food very good The service over than any expectations , the waiter who done photo for us is truly great , he made an atmosphere light and pleasant, I didn’t get the name , but really want to mention But Need to do redesign , because the place is super old , floors , walls and so on , like super old , I was pretty surprised 😁but in general experience amazing
Reservations: Call +84 28 7307 9793 to book — recommended for weekend dining.
Best for: date night, special occasions, group dinner, business lunch.
Cheesy Tomato Bake
Plated Meat and Vegetable Dish
Seafood Pasta with Mussels and Shrimp
Beef Steak Selection
Gourmet Vietnamese Seafood Salad
Seafood Platter
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