Restaurants in Hoi An

Wan Lu

Pull up a chair and try the special, cao lau, a thick but tender white noodle in light soy with fresh...

Nan Long

The owners of Brother's Café stake out a claim on Cua Dai road. This is the place to come for a secluded,...

Mango Rooms

You found it! The hippest little restaurant between Ho Chi Minh and Hanoi. Owner and chef Duc spent his...

Café des Amis

What's on the menu? There isn't one. It's your choice of a set menu, either seafood or vegetarian, and...

The White Lantern

This is a very popular tour group stop, so try to get there early (or late); if you see buses parked...

Hoi An Hai San

Hai-san means "seafood" in Vietnamese and "hello" in Swedish. The owners, longtime Swedish expat Calle...

Tam-Tam Café

Tam-Tam is the place to be in Hoi An. The brainchild of three French expats, it is historic and laid-back,...

Goda

A crossroads of Vietnam and the West, this locally owned cafe offers a good host of specials: papaya...

Hoi An Cargo Club and Patisserie

Ms. Vy expands her Hoi An empire with a unique, open-air patisserie and French cafe. This stylish storefront...

Cafeteria 22 (Miss Ly's)

You're greeted by the kind proprietor herself, Miss Ly, always dressed to the nines and welcoming. The...

The Mermaid (Nhu Y) Restaurant

This quiet spot in the heart of downtown is an ivy-draped, unassuming storefront that serves some of...

Song Hoai, The Saigon Times Club

Set in the most picturesque period building in town, on a corner overlooking riverside Bach Dang, this...

Brother's Café

Serving similar fine Vietnamese fare as its sister restaurant in Hanoi (but here it's a la carte, not...

Bale Well

Bale Well is the epitome of local dining, but they're quite used to foreign visitors and make you feel...

Dingo Deli

Morning Glory Restaurant

Cinnamon Cruises restaurant