The Muse – Cocktail & Tapas Bar

The Muse is a sophisticated and delicate place that draws inspiration from the beauty of Vietnamese and worldwide women throughout history. It is located on the rooftop of Mia Saigon, an elegant Indochine hotel where luxury art meets contemporary services. If the Living Room is always open and inviting, Kitchen by The River is a cozy dining room where culinary quintessence and the taste of hospitality intersect, and The Muse is a graceful and polished environment where you can kick back, relax, and chill with our trademark cocktails and tapas.

When you visit The Muse, you will be astounded by the intimate ambience inspired by the glory days of Indochina in the early 1940s. Here, you may feel and celebrate the beauty of every woman in Vietnam and around the world, whether she is a world-class star or a full-time housewife.

The Muse, unlike other bars and lounges in town, takes pride in being an authentic bar with a focus on fresh-made products, original recipes, and unique mixing techniques. Rather than high-tech beverages manufactured by sophisticated machines, you will be invited to sample a choice of fresh hand-crafted cocktails with stunning garnishing designed particularly for The Muse visitors.

The bar offers a one-of-a-kind artwork collection depicting the beauty of women in Vietnam and other countries throughout history. When you visit The Muse, you may go back in time and observe how women defined their beauty in various symbolic ways, from black teeth with camisoles in the Tonkin era to Art Deco to the present and revolutionary fashion concept. All artworks are handpicked and created exclusively for The Muse by local artists.

The Muse is decorated in the Indochine style, with unique, eye-catching motifs and an elegant-loving personality. The harmonious combination of nostalgic design, Asian traditions, and modern, romantic French architecture can be felt here.

Two open-air rooftop terraces flank each side of The Muse. Each terrace has a planted garden and a view of the flowing riverbed and Thanh Da Island.