Amanaki is continuously strive to contribute to reducing the use of single-use plastic bags. We have placed the “Reusable Bag Station” in the lobby. Please just take one and return us here.
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Amanaki is very pleased to support the “Feed the Ocean” project of Sasa Team Marine Animals Rescue – an NGO in Vietnam that revives damaged coral reefs and rescues stranded marine animals on Vietnam’s central coast.
Chef’s Nam mission is to tell the story of NÚC through his culinary inspirations. Let’s step inside Nuc kitchen and have a conversation with Chef Dong Hoang Nam.
At Amanaki, we never cease to marvel at the craftsmanship: transforming earth and water to beautiful ceramics, wood to furniture, mental images to paintings. We have them displayed as a humble token of admiration: we have them preserved and treasured.
“The purpose of art is the gradual, lifelong construction of a state of wonder and serenity”
Glenn Gould
Staying at Amanaki Thao Dien means you’ve chosen to stay at a place where we embrace art as a part of our identity. In this itinerary, we will share a collection of places we love to go when we’re in the mood for some introspection and creative activities.
Wellness is essentially a journey of self-discovery, our longest and dearest. Imbued with little overlooked pleasures, what are you waiting for in this journey?
Known as “The city that never sleeps”, Saigon at night has an equally lively charm compared to its daytime version. If you happen to stumble upon a sleepless night, maybe it’s the time for you to see all the vivid colors that this city has to offer, only when the sun has come down.
If there is a place you can call “Where time stands still” in Saigon, we would say it’s ChinaTown with its distinguish culture as well as rich heritage from hundreds of years, which still exist today among people’s daily life. If you happen to have a free morning in Saigon, let us show you some of our favorite spots in this neighborhood to experience ChinaTown’s unique beauty and flavors
“What is essential is invisible to the eye”, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s wisdom has never been so aligned with the charm of Saigon.
In hidden alleys, or in a vendor that seems small and maybe a bit messy, you can find the most amazing things, if you’re willing to open up your eyes to see “the diamond in the rough”.










