The South-Central Coasts and Highlands Restaurants
We’ve compiled the best of the best in The South-Central Coasts and Highlands - browse our top choices for Restaurants during your stay.
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We’ve compiled the best of the best in The South-Central Coasts and Highlands - browse our top choices for Restaurants during your stay.
Take your pick of tom (shrimp) or bo (beef) to fill your Binh Dinh--style rice pancake. The local rendition of banh xeo is arguably the best in the country; they come smaller and zestier here than in other parts of the country, and can be wrapped in rice paper and green mango (a must). Wrap everything up, dunk it in some chili-laced fish sauce and tuck in. One's good for a snack; two makes a meal.
Like a lot of eateries in Quy Nhon, this place does simple, but truly delicious meals, with minimum fuss and maximum care. A good idea is to sit outside on the street corner and watch the world go by as you tuck into dinner. A huge menu on the wall proclaims a wide range of dishes to choose from, but you might have to just point out the one you want.
One of the most popular com binh dan (canteens) in town, Com Sau Thu has been making locals happy with their cheap and cheerful fare for more than 10 years. (The husband and wife Sau and Thu now have three shops, but locals agree the original one at this address remains the best.) The daily options are displayed in a glass case at the front of the restaurant, so you can just point to a range of dishes and then take a seat. Vietnamese people usually order one meat dish, one or two vegetable dishes, and a soup, and all are placed in the middle of the table and shared. There's no need to order rice because it comes automatically.
Qui Nhon's "eating street" is lined with dozens of little local places which come alive in the evenings. Make your way to the top of the street and amble around to peruse the options.
Opened in 2018, this Australian-owned, coastal bar reflects the growth of tourism in Quy Nhon. The multistory bar is a relaxing place to grab a bite to eat and a beer, while the roof terrace has a fantastic view of the ocean and the mountains.
Curiously, there are two Surf Bars under the same ownership, within 100 meters of each other on Quy Nhon Beach. These shelters are the perfect places to relax in the early evening and take in the sunset, or to take some shelter from the sun during an afternoon on the beach.
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