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Sunday Roasts in Saigon: Where to Feast

Sunday roast in Saigon: where to find a proper one, from Union Jack's and The Rabbit Hole to Stoker, The 67, The Tavern and Jaspas, and what's on the plate.

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The Best Sunday Roasts in Saigon: Where to Feast

In Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City), where the food scene is always evolving, the humble Sunday roast has found its footing. From traditional British pubs to upscale bistros and hidden gems, the city is serving up a hearty helping of home-style comfort. If you’re an expat craving a taste of home then look no further! Here’s your definitive guide to the best Sunday roasts in Saigon, featuring favourites that’ll leave you full and happy.

1. Union Jack’s Fish & Chips

If you’re craving a British roast that’ll transport you straight back to the UK, Union Jack’s Fish & Chips is a spot you simply can’t miss. In the expat-friendly Thao Dien neighbourhood, this cosy spot is best known for serving what many claim is the best fish and chips in Vietnam. But their Sunday Roast is every bit as worthy of praise.

Union's Jack Fish and Chips
A Sunday roast lamb dinner at Union Jacks in Thao Dien, with Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes, carrots, sprouts, red cabbage and gravy
The small roast lamb at Union Jack’s: Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes, red cabbage and gravy. Photo by Matt Ryan.

The menu features succulent roast pork with Bramley apple sauce, sausage meat & sage stuffing with gravy that ties it all together. Prefer poultry or lamb? Their roast chicken and lamb options is just as satisfying. Or you can opt for the mixed roast (pork, lamb and chicken breast) if you’re feeling extra peckish.

Vegetarians aren’t left out either, the veggie sausage roll is a thoughtful and hearty alternative. Served with all the trimmings, this roast hits every nostalgic note.

WEEKEND SPECIAL @ UNION JACK’S
9:00 AM – 7:30 PM | Saturday & Sunday

2 Hours Free-Flow

ALL BEER ON TAP – 299K
Huda, Tiger, East West Pale Ale, Heart of Darkness IPA, Saigon Cider

WINE & COCKTAIL – 349K
Merlot / Chardonnay, Sangria, Mimosa, Pink Gin & Tonic

Cocktails by the glass:

  • Aperol Spritz – 130K
  • Long Island Iced Tea – 130K
  • Pimm’s O’Clock – 140K

General Information:

  • Location: 10 Nguyen Ba Lan Street, Thao Dien, Thu Duc, Ho Chi Minh City
  • Opening hours: Open daily between 9 AM–9:30 PM (closed on Wednesdays) 

2. The Rabbit Hole Irish Sports Bar

Served at both locations, Phạm Viết Chánh (PVC) and Quoc Huong Thao Dien, The Rabbit Hole Irish Sports Bar offers a lively and authentic Irish pub experience. On Sundays, they bring a hearty taste of home to the table with their Classic Sunday Roast Dinner.

The Rabbit Hole Irish Sports Bar 

Each week, the featured roast rotates between New Zealand lamb, herb-rolled pork loin, or Australian beef. This gives regulars something to look forward to each Sunday. Served with flavourful gravies and a medley of delectable sides, it’s a proper plate of comfort food that’s ideal for refuelling after a late Saturday night or while watching the footy with mates.

The Rabbit Hole is known for its great vibe and plenty of sports action on the screens. There’s a pool table, solid drink list, and friendly staff that make it feel like your new local, even if you just popped in for the roast.

General Information:

  • Location: 111 Pham Viet Chanh, Ward 19, Binh Thanh, Ho Chi Minh City
  • Location: 38 Quốc Hương, Thảo Điền, Thủ Đức, Hồ Chí Minh
  • Opening hours: Mon – Fri: 3 PM–2 AM; Weekends: 10 AM–2 AM.

3. The 67 Pub & Restaurant

For those based in District 7, The 67 Pub & Restaurant is a comforting local spot with a warm pub-like feel and a loyal following. Their Sunday roast offering is unfussy, honest, and deeply satisfying.

The 67 Pub & Restaurant

Choose from a selection of roast meats (often including beef, chicken or pork), each served with roasted spuds, honey-glazed carrots, braised red cabbage, green beans, and proper Yorkshire puddings. The portions are generous, and the flavours are reliably homestyle, ideal if you want a no-frills, satisfying roast with a pint of craft beer.

It’s a bit of a hidden gem, perfect for those who prefer somewhere less polished but full of character.

General Information:

  • Location: Star Hill Street, Street 10, Tan Phu, District 7, Ho Chi Minh City
  • Opening hours: Open daily between 10 AM–11 PM

4. Stoker Woodfired Grill & Bar

If you’re after a more elevated Sunday roast experience in Saigon, Stoker Woodfired Grill & Bar brings a refined twist to the British classic. Known for their top quality meats and sophisticated woodfire cooking, their Sunday roast is a high end affair, without feeling stuffy.

Stoker Woodfired Grill & Bar

Helmed by Chef Max, this roast features perfectly cooked meats, wood-roasted veggies, Yorkies, and all the usual trimmings. The difference lies in the preparation. Meats here are dry aged and cooked over wood for extra depth of flavour.

It’s the perfect spot for a roast with a side of elegance, perhaps paired with a bold red from their curated wine list.

General Information:

  • Location:
    • 2 Dang Huu Pho Street, Thao Dien, Thu Duc, Ho Chi Minh City
    • 44 Mac Thi Buoi, Sài Gòn Ward (formerly Bến Nghé), District 1
  • Opening hours:
    • Open daily between 11:30 AM–11 PM (Saturday: 5–11 PM)
    • Mon – Fri: 11:30 AM–11 PM; Weekends: 5–11 PM

5. The Tavern Phu My Hung

Sometimes, all you need is a proper plate of comfort, and The Tavern delivers just that. Located in An Phu, this longstanding expat hangout is as familiar as your favourite pub back home. Their Sunday Roast Pork is the star of the show, and it’s been affectionately described as “a hug on a plate.”

The Tavern Phu My Hung

Expect tender slices of roast pork, crispy roast potatoes, seasonal veggies, fluffy mash, and a drizzle of rich, savoury gravy. And yes, they do the one thing that can make or break a roast: that golden, crackly, crispy pork skin. It’s a nostalgic and satisfying feast that reminds you of long Sunday lunches and that contentment that comes after a proper meal.

The Tavern is also known for screening live sport throughout the weekend, making it an ideal spot to catch a match while tucking into your roast. 

General Information:

  • Location: 47 Phan Khiem Ich Street, Phu My Hung, District 7, Ho Chi Minh City
  • Opening hours: Open daily between 1:00AM–12:00AM

6. Jaspas Thao Dien

Jaspas Café & Grill, set in the tranquil surroundings of Thao Dien, is perfect for families and those who prefer a relaxed yet polished setting. With ample indoor and outdoor seating, plus a kid’s playground, it’s ideal for a Sunday lunch with the whole crew.

Japas Thao Dien - sunday roasts

Their Sunday roast is a balanced plate of comfort and refinement. Their menu features a generous portion of roast meats, crispy potatoes, roasted pumpkin. There’s also green beans, broccoli, carrots, mashed potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, and lashings of rich, savoury gravy.

At just 285,000 VND, it’s one of the best value roasts in town. Add in a cold drink, the occasional live music performance, and you’ve got a satisfying Sunday sorted.

General Information:

  • Location: 15 Tong Huu Dinh, Thao Dien, Thu Duc, Ho Chi Minh City
  • Opening hours: Open daily between 8 AM–10 PM (closed on Mondays)

Why Sunday Roasts in Saigon Are Worth Seeking Out

What’s striking about the Sunday roast scene in Saigon is just how diverse it has become, there’s something here for everyone.

You’ll find spots like Union Jack’s, where every bite tastes like a memory of home, and places like Stoker, where the humble roast gets a wood fired upgrade. District 2 is clearly a hotspot for roasts, with several standout venues offering hearty options in charming settings.

Your Sunday Roast Adventure Starts Here

Whether you’re nursing a hangover, craving a taste of home, or just looking for a hearty meal to round off the weekend, Saigon has a Sunday roast with your name on it.

So, this weekend, why not swap your pho for some pork, your banh mi for a Yorkshire pudding, and indulge in one of these epic roast dinners? Your belly will thank you.

Written by

· Co-founder, partnerships

Olly co-founded Saigon Scene with Nick and looks after partnerships, which means he spends most of his week inside the bars, restaurants, cafés and gyms that give members an offer. Ten years in Saigon and he still eats out most nights. He has a soft spot for the independents, the places run by somebody who is usually standing behind the counter when you walk in.

How we write these guides

Saigon Scene is based in Ho Chi Minh City. We visit, check addresses and opening hours against each venue’s own channels, and update guides when places close. Partner venues give our members a discount, and they are marked on the page. Last checked September 2026.

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