The Central Coast Restaurants
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21. Dingo Deli
$$ | |A popular rainy-day hangout for expats and families, this homey Western bakery, restaurant, and delicatessen midway between Cua Dai beach and the Old Town offers a large adventure playground and a menu packed with huge portions of home favorites, including delicious Aussie meat pie, home-baked cakes, and a great kids' menu.
463 Cua Dai Rd., Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam070-600--9300Known For
- Bottomless coffees
- Digital nomads
- Gourmet sandwiches
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22. Duyen Anh Restaurant
$$$ | |At Duyen Anh Restaurant you can pick up your own live fish, shrimp, or lobsters from the tanks, and vegetables are homegrown in the nearly 5,000-square-foot garden viewable from your dining table. All dishes are designed to share. Crab salad is a delicate combination of crab meat, crab roe, and baked rice paper with fresh banana blossom, bean sprouts, and herbs. The best seats are on the second floor or in the private pavilions on a waterlily pond. Although it has a beautiful setting and a playground for kids, it's far from the city's center.
Tinh Lo 10A, Vinh Ve Hamlet, Phu My Commune, Phu Vang District, Hue, Thua Thien-Hue, Vietnam0234-385–0195Known For
- Fresh seafood
- Homegrown vegetables
- Spacious and tranquil setting
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23. Good Morning Vietnam
$$$ | |This traditional Italian restaurant is a popular spot in the Old Town center for those looking for a break from the standard Vietnamese fare. During the day, the welcoming, homely environs make for a quiet rest stop, where you can enjoy a good Italian coffee or a light bite from the second-floor balcony overlooking the streets.
11 Le Loi St., Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam0235-391--0227Known For
- Decent Italian food
- Street views
- Giant pizza
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24. Hanh Restaurant
$$ | |It might be overcrowded during lunch and dinner, but this open restaurant's wide range of Hue specialties such as nem lui (grilled pork sausage on lemongrass stick), banh khoai (savory pancake), tapas like beo, nam, loc, and noodles with grilled pork and salad are all worth the wait.
11 Pho Duc Chinh St., Hue, Thua Thien-Hue, VietnamKnown For
- Local favorite
- Wide range of Hue specialties
- Grilled pork sausage on lemongrass
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25. Huong Vuong Inn Restaurant
$$ | |Fresh daily ingredients are the pride of this small restaurant located near the iconic Truong Tien Bridge. While the restaurant’s menu features a wide range of Vietnamese and local cuisines, their pizza is the best in town.
20 Hung Vuong St., Hue, Thua Thien-Hue, Vietnam0234-3827–899Known For
- à la minute cooking
- Grilled pork rib rice
- Thin-crust pizza
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26. Kahuna's Hoi An Beach Club
$$ | |Managed by the Vietnam Backpackers Hostel, this beach bar offers a complimentary pool, bocce ball court, and great music, as well as alcoholic slushies for 50,000d. The cheeseburger spring rolls are an interesting fusion, and the buffalo chicken sandwich is definitely worth the money. If you’re trying to stay healthy, try a breakfast smoothie in an edible coconut bowl or order a bean and pepper feta salad.
Nguyen Phan Vinh, An Bang, Quang Nam, Vietnam093-675--6755Known For
- Extremely helpful staff
- Beach access
- Paddle boards available
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27. Lac Thanh Restaurant
$ | |Packed with tourists and teeming with easy riders and souvenir hawkers, this basic restaurant located near the entrance to the citadel is run by guidebook sweetheart, Mr. Lac. Sadly, what once was a great little local spot churning out a couple of delicious staple Hue dishes has turned into a giant enterprise with an equally giant menu and following. Despite the lackluster food, you can't help but admire Lac for building such a successful business, especially as he is deaf and mute and lives in a country where opportunities for the disabled are few and far between. Eat elsewhere, but do drop in for a drink (preferably a beer), and wander upstairs, where the secret of Lac's success is revealed. Every customer is given a wooden stick and bolt bottle opener, fashioned and signed by Lac himself. The lucky few travelers that have spent enough time with him to appreciate his desire to travel, send photos of the bottle opener from various landmarks worldwide.
6A Dinh Tien Hoang St., Hue, Thua Thien-Hue, Vietnam0234-352–4674Known For
- Giant menu
- Friendly service
- Close to Hue Citadel
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28. Lac Thien
$ | |This busy little café is one of the oldest in Hue. On a busy corner by the side of the river, it specializes in just one dish: banh khoai, crispy pancakes stuffed with bean sprouts, shrimp, and little mounds of pork, served up with herbaceous side salads and a spicy peanut sauce. To eat, cut them in half, wrap them in herbs and rice paper, and dip. The shady seats on the sidewalk are perfectly positioned for watching life go by.
6 Dinh Tien Hoang, Hue, Thua Thien-Hue, Vietnam0234-352–7348Known For
- Shaded sidewalk seating
- Amiable and fun staff
- Local specialties
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29. Le Parfum Restaurant
$$$$ | |Inside the historical Azerai La Residence Hue, this pricey brasserie rivals anything you might find in Paris. The French fusion degustation menu (which must be requested eight hours in advance) features six exquisite courses, ranging from smoked duck carpaccio to beef tenderloin with rosemary. International wines are paired with each course, including an impressive dessert of molten chocolate with red hibiscus coulis served under a crystallized sugar dome.
5 Le Loi St., Hue, Thua Thien-Hue, Vietnam0234-383–7475Known For
- Multicourse wine pairing
- Professional staff
- Elegant setting
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30. Luna D'Autunno
$$$ | |Clay-oven pizza, pasta, antipasti plates, and fine wines, all sourced from Italy, can be enjoyed on a tropically planted beachfront garden, or, on wintery days, holed up in a cozy corner by the kitchen. The sesame-coated tuna with salad, Pecorino cheese, and olives are to die for, as are the Italian homemade desserts.
6 Cam An, An Bang, Quang Nam, Vietnam0359-470--374Known For
- Attentive service
- The best pizzas in Hoi An
- Beach view
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31. Mai Fish
$$$ | |In the Japanese Quarter, beside the river, is this classic Vietnamese restaurant resembling an upscale residence with its ornate armoires, wooden chairs, and a lantern-lit courtyard where you can listen to soft jazz. Lighter menu items such as baguettes, spring rolls, and salads are offered alongside duck or prawn curry, tofu, rice platters, and seafood dishes. Take note of the antique bar, once a "rice safe" used by families to protect their harvest.
45 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai, Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam0235-392--5545Known For
- Open-air kitchen
- Green papaya salad with grilled prawns
- Slow-cooked duck curry with taro
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32. Mango Mango
$$$ | |A spinoff of the original Mango Rooms in Old Town, this Vietnamese fusion restaurant is located along the river directly across from the Japanese Covered Bridge. Owner-chef Duc has created an innovative menu of modern-Asian-meets-the-world, inspired from his 20-plus years of travels abroad. Mango Mango's signature cocktails and mouth-watering delicacies look like works of art.
45 Nguyen Phuc Chu, Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam0235-391--1863Known For
- Classic Vietnamese cuisine with ingredients like giant prawns, mangoes, and cilantro
- Open-air terrace
- View of Hoi An's Old town
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33. Merkat
$$$ | |Pitch-perfect sangria is the best way to start a meal at Merkat. This restaurant, owned by Mamen and Dani from Spain, is the genuine article; and their open kitchen design allows customers to see the masters at work. The menu includes photos, cook time, and ingredients, and the pig thigh in the dining area is meant for consumption. Bookings are highly recommended as this place can fill up in minutes at peak meal times.
263 Nguyen Chi Thanh, Danang, Da Nang, Vietnam0236-364--6388Known For
- Delicious jamon
- Perfect sangria
- Authenticity
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34. Miss Ly
$$ | |Miss Ly was one of the first cooks in town to open her humble, market-edge restaurant to the trickle of travelers astute enough to have put Hoi An on their itinerary almost 20 years ago. Two decades later, Ly is still in the kitchen pouring her heart and soul into each dish served. Her Hoi An wontons, crispy rice-flour shells with a pocket of minced pork and shrimp, dressed with a fruity, Chinese-style sweet-and-sour salsa, are some of the best in town.
22 Nguyen Hue St., Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam090-523--4864Known For
- White Rose, steamed pork-and-shrimp dumplings
- Cao lau, chewy udon-like noodles with a thick five-spice gravy
- A wait that's worth it
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35. My Casa Fusion Restaurant
$$ | |This garden restaurant with mostly outdoor seating is an expat favorite. Founded by ambitious Spanish and Italian natives, My Casa blends the two cuisines together to create a unique array of options. Choose from eight types of tostas, six types of pastas, and four different sauces, or stick with the crowd favorite of a big juicy burger. The menu is easy to read and laid out with ingredients and a “How We Do” section to let you in on the process.
53 Morrison, Danang, Da Nang, Vietnam0769-900--8603Known For
- Homemade pastas
- Excellent tapas
- Wild-bread pizzas
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36. Namaste Omar's Indian Restaurant
$$ | |This simple contemporary Indian restaurant a five-minute walk from the Old Town serves up and delivers the best northern Indian cuisine in town. The rara mutton and Kashmiri chicken are definitely worth coming back for, along with the Delhi street food breakfasts, served 9–11 am. Bonus: it's very affordable.
6 Thái Phiên, Danang, Da Nang, Vietnam0762-539--166Known For
- Solid Indian cuisine at affordable prices
- Outstanding Tandoori oven dishes
- Cozy atmosphere
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37. Olivia's Prime Steakhouse
$$$ | |American businessman Scott, who hails from Louisiana, decided to get into restaurants with his Vietnamese partner Olivia, and the result is a steak house devoted to Southern-style hospitality. Overlooking Han River, this brick-and-bamboo establishment caters to families and groups and has the best steaks in town, along with killer sides. After dinner, don’t be surprised when you are offered a shot of locally made chocolate vodka. The prices are high for Vietnam, but you get what you pay for.
505 Tran Hung Dao, Danang, Da Nang, Vietnam090-163–352Known For
- Australian and Japanese beef
- Personalized service
- Killer side dishes
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38. Omar's Namaste
$$ | |This Indian kitchen serves food that is authentic and delicious. For those wanting a bit of respite from Vietnamese fare, you can’t go wrong with these curries and meat dishes. The garlic naan is huge and everything is moderately spiced—if you want it hotter, let your waiter know.
Son Trach, Phong Nha, Quang Binh, Vietnam0126-301–3556Known For
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39. Phong Nha Bamboo Cafe
$$ | |Hai, from Hai’s Eco Conservation Tour, runs this bamboo restaurant with his family and serves delicious dishes every day from 7 am until 10:30 pm. Try the fresh fruit smoothies. You can also take part in a morning cooking class that includes a visit to the local market.
Duong tinh 20, Phong Nha, Quang Binh, Vietnam096-260–6844Known For
- Beef stew
- Phong Nha volcanoes
- Nature vibe
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40. Quan Cam Bun Bo Hue
$ | |No visit to Hue is complete without sampling the city's most famous breakfast dish, bun bo Hue, a glorious lemongrass-and-chili infused beef broth, served with slippery round noodles, beef, pork shank, and a fistful of fragrant herbs. It's not unlike fiery northern pho, and is best slurped from specialty kitchens; the best in Hue is Quan Cam, a tiny family-run noodle shop on Le Loi Street.
49 Le Loi St., Hue, Thua Thien-Hue, VietnamNo phoneKnown For
- The best bun bo Hue in town
- Breakfast only
- Central location
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