BiaCraft Le Ngo Cat | D.3

I stumbled upon this BiaCraft and decided to try their Pilsner, a great choice! 🍺 I love that they have their own beers alongside other breweries' selections. Will definitely be back soon for more. 😊 Cheers! 🍻

This place is the spot. Absolutely must visit 100% when in HCMC. Fantastic selection of beer and amazing beers too. Great atmosphere, great service. Great food too. I had the calamari and it was banging. I had the ugly but vain IPA, mango hazy, lemon mariange sour and cookies n cream stout. All fantastic beers. But place. Super friendly staff. If you're a beer enthusiast! This place is on the HCMC ale trail. Ask them and they will give you a mini map. 8 locations and if you get a sticker at all of them you get a hat or T shirt.

I’d heard it’s a popular craft beer spot, but it was pretty quiet when I wentmaybe just a slow night. The food is solid Westernstyle, especially the sausage, which was excellent quality. Beers were on point as well.

May 2026 Good beers, delicious chicken skin and onion strings. Friendly service. Happy hour flip a coin for chance of free beer.

📍 ʙɪᴀᴄʀᴀꜰᴛ ʟᴇ ɴɢᴏ ᴄᴀᴛ | ʜᴄᴍ ᴀʟᴇ ᴛʀᴀɪʟ - First stop on our HCM ale trail challenge: Biacraft and honestly, we couldn’t have picked a better place to kick things off. From the moment we walked into this warehouse-style space with its high ceilings, indoor–outdoor vibe and open streetfront, it felt like that perfect blend of chill Saigon energy and cozy craft beer bar. Within minutes we had our first beers in front of us and a table full of dishes that were way better than “just bar food". Definitely a good introduction for what's to come. What really blew us away was the sheer wall of taps. 40–60 local beers and ciders from across Vietnam, plus Biacraft’s own brews, so you can go from IPA to stout to something totally experimental without leaving your seat. By the time we wrapped up, the outdoor area was buzzing with a mix of locals, expats and after‑work crews, and we completely understood why people call this one of Saigon’s must‑visit craft beer spots. If you’re planning your own ale trail, make Biacraft your first stop: come hungry, bring friends, and definitely book ahead if you’re coming at night. It gets busy, and you’re not going to want to leave.