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Green Tangerine
The chaotic Old Quarter is not known for refined dining experiences, but Green Tangerine is the shining exception. It occupies a 1928 French townhouse sheltered behind a loggia and a front courtyard. It provides asylum for foreign gastronomes, with superb food, elegant presentation, a commendable wine list and fine service. Reserve for a romantic dinner, or drop by for a leisurely lunch.
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I-Box
The lush décor here is a collection of cheetah-skin patterns, overly large couches and extravagant colours. The atmosphere becomes even more interesting when the local nouveau riche file through the doors and the bartenders rattle their cocktail shakers with flair. It's over the top, but the food and service are very good, and most nights the place features live music, movies or slick DJs.
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La Salsa
This appealing tapas joint, with its soothing and cheery bar room, is popular with foreigners. No doubt they're drawn to its relaxed vibe and elegant comfort, the amiable staff and the exceptional food. Delicate pork ribs and perfectly fried calamari are mouthwatering, and you can also order steaks, lamb cutlets and other things that go well with potatoes.
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Opera Club
This lively supper club draws a mixed crowd of ascending locals and foreigners. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served here but the place comes alive at night, when live music (Viet cabaret, jazz, flamenco) gets cooking. Seating on several levels is arranged around an open stage. The kitchen favours quality ingredients, including beef and lamb from down under. Music starts at .
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