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EXPLORE SAIGON'S NEW CULINARY COLLECTIVE AT LEVEL 3, UNION SQUARE

Located at Union Square, an iconic destination in the heart of Saigon – Level 3 is home to four distinct dining concepts, brought together as one culinary collective:
Noi - Premium Wood-Fire Dining
Vietnam House Restaurant
Pão Pão - A Taste of Portugal
The Reverie Boutique
Guided by a collective of talented chefs, each restaurant is defined through its cuisine, space, and attention to detail.
From business lunches and evening gatherings to private occasions and curated gifting. This collection brings every dining moment into one distinctive destination – where people gather, reconnect, and share meaningful moments.
Drop by Level 3, Union Square to explore this culinary journey yourself and instantly unlock a 15% Welcome Voucher upon joining the Vina Collective Program!
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Hotline: 0902 745 748
Email: info@vinacollective.vn
Address: Union Square (Level 3), 171 Dong Khoi Street, Saigon Ward, HCMC
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