The food was amazing. It was every bit of Moroccan excellence as one could expect. Portions were reasonable as well. It took a while to make, though, but that might just be why it was so good. The prices were reasonable for what it was. I think I spent 150-200/person on a date, before alcohol. Setting is alright, but nothing... More

We went here a few weeks after it first opened about 3 years ago. It was difficult to find, tiny, and there were only four things on the menu (and he was out of two of them). Needless to say, our expectations were low. But then we ate. The food blew us away. It was phenomenal. Any cuisine requires two... More

I went here with friends in January. We took our own wine, but they also serve a good selection. The food was really tasty and we ordered a large variety and shared in the traditional Vietnamese way. Everything was cooked properly and absolutely delicious! I could barely walk out of the place:). The restaurant is very small, so it is... More

Based on the great reviews on Trip Advisor, we tried this Moroccan restaurant and were not disappointed! The restaurant is located on a quiet side street, has a small number of tables and is very quaint. The owner, Riahi Noureddine, greeted us and served us. Conversation switched back and forth between French and English and we learned about his life... More

This is only my 3rd time eating Moroccan food. Twice in Melbourne and once in Saigon. From the relative limited experience, I found that the dishes have depth and flavours bold, but rounded. Everything I like in a good meal - the cook is not afraid to use salt, sugar and spices in this seasoning. We also had Moroccan bread,... More

I was so curious about Morocco food, then just found the Casablanca on facebook. We tried with big family there, just so far away from many easy found restaurants in the down town, it's took a while to found the restaurant. But the food was excellence, love the curry and the mint tea with lavender, and the sausage, cant remember... More

Tucked away down an alley in Phu Nhuan District, some kilometres away from the centre of Saigon, is Casablanca Restaurant. We arrived rather early in the evening - about 7 p.m., and it took a while to rouse anybody from the depths of the interior. Full marks for the decor of this small restaurant. In fact it might even win... More

There are places where it is good and go Casablanca is one of those places. I went twice in this establishment, two very great satisfaction. The boss is very nice is very welcoming, the food is really delicious and the setting is very pleasant. An address must visit for foodies North Africa.

I live in the US and as soon as I land in Saigon I go straight to Casablanca!! I love the fact the menu is small so I no the dishes are small and well crafted.The owner is a great person as well he is kind and welcoming into his restaurant .Highly Recommend