Details
Gia is one of eleven restaurants awarded one MICHELIN Star in Vietnam’s 2026 guide, which currently covers Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang. This Vietpik profile places the official selection in practical travel context: where the restaurant is, what style of cooking to expect, which dishes or menu formats MICHELIN specifically highlights, and what should still be reconfirmed before a visit.
History & story
Gia draws its name and emotional centre from gia đình, or family. Chef Sam Tran and partner Long Tran shaped the restaurant around memories of home, with design cues from the nearby Temple of Literature. The restaurant appears in the official MICHELIN Guide Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang 2026 selection with one MICHELIN Star. Vietpik records the year and source because distinctions can change between editions.
Why this restaurant stands out
A single seasonal tasting menu lets the kitchen explore Vietnamese culinary heritage through acidity, texture and precise modern composition. The location opposite a major historic site gives the meal a strong Hanoi context.
Planning the meal
Because Gia offers a single evolving tasting menu, travelers should confirm course count, allergies, service time and price before reserving.
