Vietnamese cuisine has a way of staying with you: the smoky char of bún thịt nướng, the tang of fish sauce dipping bowls, the quiet poetry of a bowl of phở on a rainy morning. Whether you are a student studying overseas, or a Việt Kiều who left a part of their appetite behind, these Vietnamese food creators offer a passport back—through soup, spice, and stories.

In the heart of New York City, a quiet table is set for a different kind of dinner party—where memory meets artistry, and every dish tells a story from home. With rare ingredients flown in from Vietnam and menus shaped by childhood recollections, Ăn Cỗ Vol VI is more than a dining event; it’s a personal, immersive love letter to Saigon.