Blank Lounge Landmark 81 – Vietnam’s Highest Sky Bar on Floors 75–76
Quick facts
📍 Address: Floors 75–76, Landmark 81, 208 Nguyen Huu Canh, Ward 22, Binh Thanh District, Ho Chi Minh City
🕒 Opening hours: 9:30 – 24:00 daily, last order 23:30
📞 Venue hotline: 0903 672 944 · booking@blank-lounge.com
🎟️ Book through Vibes Saigon: +84 966 877 714 (Zalo/WhatsApp on the same number), free of charge, confirmed within minutes
Blank Lounge (often called Blank Sky Lounge) sits on floors 75–76 of Landmark 81 – the tallest building in Vietnam at 461 m – and bills itself as the highest café and bar lounge in the country. What sets it apart from most sky bars in Saigon is the schedule: Blank opens at 9:30 in the morning and runs until midnight, with an outdoor terrace, so one address covers three different purposes in a single day – morning coffee, brunch at noon and cocktails over the city lights in the evening.
The location also explains why Blank Lounge keeps appearing in “Saigon rooftop bar” lists in Vietnamese media and international magazines: you stand on floor 75 looking straight down at the Saigon River, the Vinhomes Central Park complex and the entire District 1 – District 4 skyline. Everything below is checked against the venue’s own website (blank-lounge.com, updated October 2026): opening hours, menu structure, how to book, dress code and the practical details worth knowing before you go up.
The space: two floors, an open terrace and a panorama view
Blank Lounge occupies two consecutive floors, 75 and 76, with indoor seating and an outdoor terrace. The interior was designed by The Lab Saigon and takes its cues from Vietnamese agriculture and wet-rice culture – bamboo, terracotta, rice-field greens and warm yellow light instead of the metal-and-glass look most sky bars use. The result keeps a distinctly Vietnamese feel even at the top of the city’s tallest tower.
The outdoor terrace is the most requested area because it is both airy and photogenic; floor 76 has a quieter seating zone that suits groups who actually want to talk. According to the FAQ on the venue’s own site, Blank can host private groups of 20 to 100 guests and takes private parties, tour groups and corporate events – arranged by email at booking@blank-lounge.com.
One thing to be clear about so you don’t arrive with the wrong expectation: Blank Lounge is a café and bar lounge, not a club. There is no dance floor and no loud DJ set; the volume stays at conversation level. If you are looking for somewhere to party until 3–4 am, look at the District 1 club list instead of Blank.
Menu: brunch, light meals, sharing platters and cocktails
The kitchen runs all day and the menu is split into brunch, light meals, sharing platters, coffee and tea, mocktails, cocktails, spirits and desserts. What the venue emphasises is local sourcing – Vietnamese fruit, herbs and produce are used in both the drinks and the food, rather than everything being imported as at many other sky bars.
A few operating details worth knowing before you plan:
- Last order is 23:30 even though the venue closes at midnight – arrive after 23:00 and you will only have time for drinks, so come earlier if you want to eat.
- There is no happy hour, confirmed by the venue’s own website.
- Outside food and drinks are not allowed, birthday cakes included – tell the venue in advance if you are planning a celebration.
- Prices are not published in text on the website (the menu is an interactive image), so this guide deliberately avoids exact numbers: message +84 966 877 714 for the price on the day you plan to visit, or ask the venue directly on 0903 672 944.
Which time slot should you pick at Blank Lounge?
Because the venue is open for fourteen and a half hours a day, the time you choose almost decides the whole experience. The table below describes how the venue actually runs, not prices:
| Time slot | What it feels like | Best for |
| 9:30 – 11:00 | Quietest hours, early sun, open views, easy to get a terrace table | Morning coffee, laptop work, photos without crowds |
| 11:00 – 14:00 | Brunch and light meals, the best natural light of the day | Business lunches, families, tourists |
| 16:30 – 18:15 | Sunset – the most beautiful and busiest slot, terrace tables fill early | Dates, photos, watching the city change colour |
| 19:00 – 22:00 | The city lights come on, the lounge atmosphere is at its strongest | Groups of friends, hosting guests, cocktails |
| 22:00 – 23:30 | Calmest stretch, only late guests, last order at 23:30 | Couples, anyone who wants quiet |
If sunset is the goal, book at least one day ahead and be there before 17:15 – the venue holds tables for 15 minutes, and arriving late means losing the good seats.
Booking Blank Lounge and the practical notes
The venue recommends booking ahead to avoid waiting, especially at sunset and on weekends. The four official channels are the form on blank-lounge.com, the venue’s Instagram and Facebook, or the hotline 0903 672 944. If you would rather lock a table quickly in English, you can book through Vibes Saigon – free, confirmed within minutes, paid directly at the venue on your bill.
What to know before you go up:
- Dress code: Landmark 81 does not impose a dress code. Still, this is a lounge on floor 75, so smart-casual works better than shorts and flip-flops.
- No smoking anywhere, including the outdoor terrace, for the building’s safety rules.
- Children are welcome and there is a non-alcoholic menu, but keep them close – there are internal stairs between the two floors.
- Fake fanpage warning: Blank’s official website has posted a warning about a fake Facebook page asking guests to transfer deposits to a personal account. Blank Lounge states it never asks for transfers to personal accounts – book only through the channels above.
- Getting there: enter the Landmark 81 lobby and take the dedicated lift to floor 75. The building has parking. From central District 1 to Binh Thanh takes about 15 minutes depending on traffic.
What a visit costs and how to choose your seats
The venue does not publish a text price list, so the table below is about picking the right format rather than quoting prices – ask for the exact figure by phone. What you actually spend depends on whether you order cocktails or just coffee, and whether you add a sharing platter.
| Format | When it fits | Price |
| Coffee or tea in the morning | Solo, working, daytime views | Per the in-venue menu – ask the hotline |
| Brunch / light meal | Couples, families, tourists | Per the in-venue menu – ask the hotline |
| Sharing platter + cocktails | Groups of 4–8, small celebrations | Per the in-venue menu – ask the hotline |
| Private party for 20–100 guests | Corporate events, birthdays, tour groups | Custom quote via booking@blank-lounge.com |
Frequently Asked Questions about Blank Lounge Landmark 81
Where is Blank Lounge and how do I get up there?
The venue is on floors 75–76 of Landmark 81, 208 Nguyen Huu Canh, Ward 22, Binh Thanh District, Ho Chi Minh City. Enter the Landmark 81 lobby and take the dedicated lift to floor 75; the building has parking.
What time does Blank Lounge open?
9:30 – 24:00 daily, with last order at 23:30 according to the venue’s website. If you want dinner, arrive before 22:00.
Do I need to book Blank Lounge in advance?
Yes, especially for the 16:30–18:15 sunset slot and at weekends. Tables are held for 15 minutes. Book via blank-lounge.com, Instagram, Facebook, the venue hotline 0903 672 944 or Vibes Saigon on +84 966 877 714.
Does Blank Lounge have a dress code?
Landmark 81 does not require a dress code. That said, a high-floor lounge suits smart-casual clothing, and smoking is banned in every area.
Is there a happy hour at Blank Lounge?
No. The venue’s own website confirms there is no happy hour at the moment. To spend less, choose a morning or lunchtime slot rather than a weekend evening.
Can I bring a birthday cake or outside food?
No. The venue does not accept outside food or drinks. If you are planning a birthday or group party, contact booking@blank-lounge.com in advance so the team can arrange it.
Are children allowed at Blank Lounge?
Yes. There is a non-alcoholic menu for kids, but parents need to keep children close because there are stairs between the two floors.
Blank Lounge on floors 75–76 of Landmark 81 (208 Nguyen Huu Canh, Binh Thanh District) is the highest café and bar lounge in Vietnam: open 9:30–24:00, last order 23:30, outdoor terrace with a panorama view, no happy hour, no outside food. Free table booking on +84 966 877 714.
Nearby and how to build an evening around it
Blank Lounge is in Binh Thanh District, about 15 minutes by car from central District 1. The easiest itinerary: coffee or brunch at Blank, stay for the 16:30 sunset, then cross into District 1 for dinner and a club. Other options in the same bracket:
Social Club Rooftop Bar · STIR Modern Classic Cocktail · Zion Sky Lounge · Chill Skybar · Saigon nightlife map · Vietnam nightlife top list · Free table booking
Sources: blank-lounge.com (home page, FAQ and reservation page), checked October 2026. Prices and hours can change with season and public holidays – confirm by phone before you go.
