This place had kept up it's high quality shopping environment, products and prices for more years than I care to remember. Very hard to do in Vietnam. Try the Fresh juice.

Nice and clean grocery store. Excellent if you are traveling and staying in D1. It isn't the biggest, but has everything you'll need and the quality is pretty good. Also has a restaurant upstairs with a nice view to people-watch. Highly recommend of you are staying at a hotel in D1 downtown, near Sheraton or Park Hyatt and you need some groceries.

I am a westerner tourist who bought all my gifts to take home from here. There is a good selection of local coffees, syrups, cookies. The place is very nice and well designed. In the upper level they have a coffee area with great view and great music. They sell a delicious Vietnamese ice cream Montclair, which I found delicious. Removing one star because I found it too on the upper range of price. Definitely for expats or very wealthy locals.

Surprisingly great place for breakfast — you choose whatever you want salt and sweet for 285 000 VND/person, drinks are ordered separately. Fresh, absolutely well cooked and delicious meal served. The store also provides a wide selection of chocolates, good wines and other alcohol, cheese and butchery. They have promo items as well, so you can buy products with a discount. However, when we came there for breakfast the other day, we asked the staff to clean a table after a couple of guests left, so that we could take a sit, the lady was clearly unhappy about that and I also noticed she cleared the table with the tissues that was left as dirty on the plates by the visitors. The desserts (when almost no left) were not restocked until we asked about that. The service was poor compared to the previous visit.

Nice location and set up. Good food & coffee for a reasonable price. A brunch place 👍🏻 They have buffet option too, will try next time. Service was not so fast though, the staffs were not around so frequently.

Utterly and unexpectedly SENSATIONAL! Waitrose meets Fortnum and Mason’s Foodhall! Wonderful for gazing and photos as well as shopping. Opposite gorgeous Icon Hotel (see my Review ) if you want to stay near this fabulous supermarket! I also noted a fine selection of British chocolates and sweets. Well located in sophisticated downtown HCMC. PS It’s the Hai Ba Trung branch I’m reviewing PPS There was substantially more than just chocolate and wine which largely caught my attention!

Review December: This store sells foreign food/spices/products. Price is OK. They should offer a free sac if the customer paid a high amount of money their products. Annam Gourmet also has a restaurant on the first floor, I ate Spaghetti Bolognese multiple times there: the taste is OK, but they should lower their price for their Spaghetti a bit if possible, we're in Vietnam.

Love the choice of western food here. They have something for everyone. Good choice if you want a quiet place to eat nearby in hcmc.

I live close to the store on Hai BaTrung and I always enjoy coming here for dinner but they haven’t carried white wine for some time in the restaurant so I doubt that I’ll be coming back. In the times I have come here for dinner once you get your food you won’t see the waiter again until you flag him down. Poor training.

When I go here it is hard to leave! So many things available, the variety is amazing. It feels just like the semi-upscale food/shopping places in London. You can buy almost anything you need here with the prices being slightly higher but acceptable still. I go here specifically for poultry and pitta bread, not to mention the Mcvities biscuits.. .Great place for quality food and no worries about the quality because it's all too notch!

My favorite supermarket in HCMC. I love the wide selection of local and imported products, staffs are really nice. And perfect location short walking distance from where I stay.

Good place for drinking and eating western dishes. You can also buy your favrt drinks from the shop on the ground floor.

Caught a taxi based on website stating many Gluten Free options available. Quite limited in this case to say the least. Staff none the wiser/ with np knowledge when approached to enquire in regards to gluten free products in stock . If your after gourmet food at inflated prices, fine, otherwise there are better options for similar items throughout Saigon.

Fresh, deliciuos and seasoned food, the menu is rich with two choices à la carte and buffet🥰

Great if you want to find more western or abroad products, but some things are abit on the pricey end. It has a coffee shop with a small buffet and gourmet bakery great for breakfast upstairs of the gourmet market where on the other side is where they keep the frozens, meats, cheese and the fresh.

Shop located ground and level 1 of 18 Hai Ba Trung Building. Shop with all Imported food and drink, many kind can buy in this supermarket. Gourmet on level 1 also good. Well organized and management. Air conditioning and lighting in very good condition.

My favorite western grocery in Saigon. If you're into cooking western food this place is for you.

Went here to look for Vietnamese brands unfortunately this grocery in particular is geared towards expats that are missing products from their own country. They carry a lot of Tim Tams, Coke, Haribo Gummies, wide variety of imported toiletries for men and women like Dove, etc… Bring your own eco bag, paper bag costs 6000VND

The nice & high end grocer shop. You can get all the stuff here that you want. They have many imported items

Wonderful shopping experience. Well set up and offer abundant goods from both import and local suppliers. Staffs are helpful and always ready to help customers.

They used to give you bags for no charge. Now, they charge you for bags that you can throw away. So, I only buy one item when I go there. I only go when I want something that Vietnamese stores do not have.

I like annam gourmet. Here is good place for brunch too.

The little cafe above the shop is a great treat for lunch. Good selection of dishes with very generous portions, we tend to share a salad and buy several separate cheeses.

I have shopped here for nearly a decade so this review is quite delayed. This is an excellent boutique market, not tiny but pretty small, comparable to your corner market in NYC or SF. Their selections are impressive; for example, they had ponzu sauce that I could not find anywhere else in Saigon after a hunt in nearly a dozen markets. They also have a very good selection of vegetables and fruits that are clean, including hard to find medium grade kale (good for salads, unlike the aged kale in the USA that is mainly used for smoothies). The prices of produce are actually comparable to what you see in wet markets, such as the Ben Thanh market, but the prices of seafood are substantially more expensive; however, you avoid maggots and other lovely details like such of the wet markets. Significantly, they have excellent foie gras terrine and other gourmet food in the butcher section at prices that you can purchase and consume after you sell your house or children. They can deliver, but the process is quite convoluted, so I suggest just going there and shop around; they also have a lovely cafe on the top floor that I have not tried, but it seems to have a wide selection of pastries, bread, and desserts.

Nice peaceful place to enjoy early holiday mornings. I bought one iced latte coffee and get one cake and one chocolate free

In this shop they got all kinds of imported food, very good place to find your foreign foods that you need for your western meals. This place got really everything, so if you like to cook and you need special western ingredients, it's worth to come here and have a look. They also good imported alcohol drinks for those who like. The prices is kind of high, but vietnam got a high import tax so be prepared to pay up for imported stuff. I would give a 5 star if the door opener would look more friendly and not so hostile, I got a sense of not being welcome because he's look.

This morning my wife and I went to have a decaf, iced cappuccino to Annam Gourmet in Saigon. The worst coffee ever ! Just "colored" water with no coffee at all, no milk! Paid 65,00 ding. Shame for such level gourmet !