Set in the heart of Thao Dien, soaring up like a symbolic oasis of hope, we aspire to bring together Saigon’s ageless allures in a contemporary setting, with each space telling a story of an intimate and perfect harmony of art, culture, and composition.
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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.
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.
Colorful Biên Hòa pottery pieces that reveal the distinct influence of French and Japanese techniques; a hand-operated shaved ice machine; mid-20th-century barber chair; antique magnifying glass; traditional wooden mooncake makers and carefully preserved butterfly specimens: entering Amanaki Thao Dien’s charming lobby feels like stepping into a carefully arranged embodiment of Saigon’s not-so-distant past.
In the world of diverse therapy and treatment for mental health, the Himalayan singing bowl is one of the unique and interesting methods for meditation and sound healing. Sound healing practices can solve many health problems of people in modern society today including sleep quality, stress reduction, emotional release,…
In Vietnamese, “𝐵𝑒̂́𝑝 𝑛𝑢́𝑐” is a phrase that is used in folklore to describe the preparation – usually the dedicated works but unseen; that took place before the cooking process.
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.
This is a day at Amanaki Thao Dien, seen through the eyes of Ms. Yen, our Housekeeping Manager. Yen recalls her favorite moments, from the smallest details taken care of to create a pleasant ambience to being tasked with an eco-friendly approach in operation.
“The purpose of art is the gradual, lifelong construction of a state of wonder and serenity”
Glenn Gould









