Photo: Mark Bowyer
Photo: Mark Bowyer
Photo: Mark Bowyer
Photo: Mark Bowyer
Photo: Mark Bowyer
Photo: Mark Bowyer
Photo: Mark Bowyer
Lush is popular with Saigon’s upwardly mobile young folk and expats who enjoy their company. The cool, modern, decor could place it anywhere in the world, as could the soundtrack of contemporary dance with an occasional pop moment. Lush is a survivor, it may be the only club in town that's managed to stay fresh and successful for over a decade. And it manages to retain a uniquely Vietnam vibe. Dance space inside is tiny. Two outside bars are busy on weekends and great for mingling. Lush hosts regular events with visiting DJs. 5 minutes by cab from the heart of town.
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