If you’re craving a decent Western meal after oodles of noodles in ‘Nam, then Al Fresco’s is the most consistent and reputable place in town.New address: 43 Nguyen Phuc Chu, An Hoi islet
We highly recommended the cold cuts platters of meat or chicken, his famous chicken rotisserie and the grilled Australian steaks.
They offer a menu of mostly international and Vietnamese dishes – the pizzas and pastas are consistently good.
One of Hoi An’s most established and consistent restaurants, this is Live Hoi An’s favourite place for breakfast, but the menu is suitable for all times of the day.
For reasonably-priced, superb Vietnamese dining Dao Tien is by far one of the best restaurants in town.
The fantastic menu includes sandwiches, pastas, burgers, nachos, pies, and more. This deli-run café and retail business is the only one of its kind in Hoi An.
Dingo deli’s little sibling serves wraps, sandwiches, juices, ice creams, home baked cakes and other deli delights to go. They also serve Lavazza coffee.
Operated by the Fusian Maia spa resort this restaurant/lounge has a perfect location facing the old quarter from the other side of the river.
A new beautifully decorated restaurant that offers lunch time specials and fantastic a la carte Chinese dishes from a chef who hails from Shanghai!
Hoi An’s only Tex-Mex specializing restaurant with Chef Scott Marquis cooking up Southwestern classics such as Fajitas, Nachos, Quesadillas and Tacos.
Their minced prawn on sugar cane sticks are delicious as are the smoked salmon, grilled steak and oh so many more …
Their lovely garden courtyard serves up a delicious nightly-barbecue, and their versions of local classics are renowned – namely White Rose and Com Ga.
This four-floored venue is the perfect place to sample the more unusual traditional dishes of Vietnam such as frogs, crocodile and snake head fish as well as some incredible regional dishes.
We recommend the weekend or at-the-table BBQ as well as the sesame-crusted tuna, quesadillas, steak and chicken parmesan salad.
Da Nang’s most established Japanese restaurant serving authentic sashimi, sushi and other dishes. The house specialty is ramen noodle soup – possibly the best in Vietnam.
They arrange special romantic dinners on the beach which are catered for by the head chef.
Fantastic Vietnamese and Italian are their specialties and the ambiance is quite unique – both old relics and contemporary art feature in an inviting space.
Family-style food, and efficient, friendly service make it one of the best restaurants in town.
This restaurant is a must-visit venue for those wanting to experience the real street foods of Hoi An (without actually sitting on the street)
Gyoza, salads, chow mein, Thai and Vietnamese noodle dishes are all prepared to perfection and are by no means expensive.
We recommend a late lunch followed by sparkling wine and a sunset boat ride back into the old town.
Run by the beautiful husband/wife team Huynh and Dung – both from a long hospitality background.
Sakura’s name may be misleading as the menu is gourmet Vietnamese, not Japanese. Sakura is a great venue to drink in atmosphere of Hoi An, offering a well-executed, comprehensive menu.
This charming restaurant on the river has an interesting philosophy – slow food for a slow life. All dishes prepared using fresh, organic ingredients sourced from Tra Que herb garden and the market.
Excellent value food, peerless ambiance and reasonable prices make this a must-try on your Hoi An trip.
Open for both lunch and dinner, the meals at Streets are delicious and – as the slogan says, it is – ‘Good Food Helping Good Kids’.
We recommend their delicious Vietnamese breakfasts – the Pho – cooked true Hanoian style is to die for and great value.
Expect excellent cocktails, a comprehensive wine list and a well-executed bistro style menu.
The signature restaurant of the Ocean Villas resort, this beautiful venue offers both a stunning vista and incredible menu of local and Western culinary delights.
Hoi An’s first authentic Yakitori restaurant! Founded by ‘Big Wave Dave’ former owner of Toriyoshi restaurant in Bondi Beach, Sydney, the expertly grilled chicken is definitely worth sampling
