Came by Sàigòn Centre on 02 Nov 2022. A beautifully renovated mall with various offerings catered to tourists such as fragrance, cosmetics, flowers, ladies shoes & bags, fashion jewelry & watches, hair & nail salon, facial salon, lingerie salon, household, bedding, baby sundries and clothing, children wear & shoes, toys & stationery, men business, luggage and event hall. Things here don’t look cheap and there were hardly any discount. We started to explore Office Tower 2, Takashimaya (the anchor tenant), Samsonite and Là Việt Coffee. Also stopped by Breadtalk for some night snack. B2 and L5 are catered mainly for F&B. Apart from Vietnamese cuisine, there’s Thai, Japanese, Chinese, Hong Kong. Drinks wise, there are many coffee and tea shops in this mall. Note that there’s Currency Exchange at B2. Sad that the pharmacies at B2 did not have the home medications we were looking for. Only things we missed were the Garden at L4 and Rooftop Garden at L6.

Take a load off and get away from the hustle and bustle of HCM city.. Saigon Centre is a mall as well as a upscale hotel. A relaxing and clean, safe environment for you to relax and recharged. Has many restaurant and cafe to enjoy, as well as some of the best world class shopping. Highly recommended

The mall looks very new. Big but not huge. Many luxury upscale brands but also International names like Mango and Aldo. Takashimaya Ho Chi Minh City is also located here which appears to be very popular. Classy mall. Not as busy as the Vincom Center nearby. Having said this, it does get busy at certain periods during lunchtime, early evening and on weekends. There are a number of eateries and coffee shops as well as the usual food court and a really nice gourmet supermarket. Very clean and easy to navigate. The information desk on the entrance level is very useful and staff speak English if you are looking for a specific store or need help. The mall is air conditioned but not too cold. There is also loads of seating if you just want to have a break from the heat! Wifi is very weak and when it does connect, it goes again! The eateries have better connection. Clean. Easy to get a taxi outside if you need one. Saigon Square is opposite which is more a market. Don't bother taking the lifts, they take ages! Just use the escalators. There is like different zones or one building and two parts. Can't make it out but you can easily connect and walk between the different areas. I am in Saigon for a while and this is my favourite mall. If you need an ATM or currency exchange, go to the downstairs level near McDonald's. The exchange rates are not bad. It is more secure as well rather than using an ATM in the street.

This place is no doubtly the landmark of district 1 and surely you will pass by it very often. It's a fod and shopping paradise, with many related stores over its several storeys and there will definitely be something that meet your shopping or dinning needs. The key anchor tenant is Takashimaya, covering 3-4 storeys including the basement, the food section. There is also another big supermarket, among other established boutiques and international branded chain stores here. And the catch is that the price of items here are not "that cheap", possibly due to it's "high end" positioning. And there are many eateries, cafes and fast food restaurant, besides the pastry & confectionery and ice cream stalls too, mostly at the basement. During our visit here (inconjunction with the World Cup Season and Christmas), the mall was nicely decorated with the World Cup and Christmas theme, the big trophy, trees and lightings were installed and great crowds were busy taking photographs. So do drop by for a visit, even for windows shopping will be a good experience!

Found this not as hectic and hussled as the market and not as upmarket as Saigon Square. Was a nice in the middle option with realistic prices and pretty much same as the market for goods to buy. Not a lot of walking space, but it just works. Handy location.

Our hotel did a free shuttle to this shopping centre. It is nice but as previous reviews, is all the high end shops and normal prices that you would spend at high end shops. Nice to walk around and safer than walking around the streets but 3.5hours was too long. 1 hour would have been plenty. I did not see many people with bags so assume purchase rates are low for locals and visitors alike.