Best Dinning Places in Vietnam

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BEST DINING

PLACES IN VIETNAM

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Best restaurants in Hanoi

It would be impossible to get starved in Hanoi - thecentre of sensational cuisine. No matter where you comefrom, an array of restaurants providing foreign fares andVietnamese cuisines are always ready to serve all yourneeds. Even vegans also find Vietnam an idealdestination for an appetizing vegan meal. It is not hard tofind a high end Vietnamese and foreign restaurants thatcould offer you either local specialties or cuisines of yourhome country either. Plus, nowhere in Vietnam could

you easily savor delicious cuisine from three mainregions of Vietnam as Hanoi and nowhere in Hanoi couldyou easily find a decent restaurant as the Old quarter.


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Tamarind Caf A relaxed cafe-restaurant

with lounge-aroundcushioned seating, plentyof space and wi-fi. Offers

an eclectic menu but isbest for tabouli, eggplantclaypot and salads.Drinks include heavenlylassis, zesty juices and

wine by the glass. Add: 80 Ma May St.

Vegetarian


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Pho Gia Truyen The perfect broth

forpho (rice-noodle soup)

should look as though it

was ladled from the river.

It's opaque and brownishafter beef bones have

boiled in it for hours.

Add: 49 Bat Dan St.

Vietnamese style


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Vine Wine Boutique Bar & Cafe Vine is widely considered

to be one of Hanoi'sfinest restaurants. Itcertainly has the city's

most comprehensivewine cellar. Gourmetpizzas are a headliner,but the menu alsoincludes excellent steaks,

burgers, clay pots and asmattering of Thai dishes.

Add: 1A Xuan Dieu St.

Steak house


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Le Beaulieu Restaurant Le Beaulieu is the home

of fine French food, withgastronomic cooking,regular regional

specialities, an epiccheese board and aprofessional wine list.

Add: 15 Ngo Quyen St.,Sofitel Metropole Hanoi

French style


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Luna dAutunno

Well-established Italian restaurant that has goodantipasto, fresh pasta (try the walnut and eggplantravioli) but is really famous for its pizza, which is bakedin a wood-fired oven.

Add: 11B Dien Bien Phu St.

Italian style


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Bobby Chin Blending the best of East

and West, owner-chefBobby Chinn is partChinese and part

Egyptian and brings allhis influences to bear inthis classy setting.

Add: 77 Xuan Dieu St.

Fusion


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Foodshop 45 The front of this popular

family-run restaurant is

thrown wide open so that

diners can fully

appreciate Truc BachLake. It's a lively spot that

lures in expats with a fine

selection of Indian

curries, kebabs, tandoorigrills and Indian breads.

Add: 59 Truc Bach St.

Indian style


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Benkay Restaurant

For authentic Japanese dining, Hotel Nikkos restaurantis hard to beat, and the lunch specials are a steal.

Add: 84 Tran Nhan Tong St., Hotel Nikko Hanoi

Japanese style


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Best restaurants in Saigon

To sustain a population of 6 million and a volume oftourist arrival recording at 3 million in 2010, restaurantsin Ho Chi Minh city can be proud of themselves. Mostrestaurants are concentrated in District 1 and 3, nearBen Thanh Market and the Pham Ngu Lao area. BenThanh market is a major food court itself. Somerecommendations as a start include Quan An Ngon ,Pho Hoa, Bach Dang Ice-cream and if you can afford it,a black Vietnamese coffee at Paradise Caf on the 5th

floor of Rex Hotel. As you get further from the city center,expect more typical Southern dish such as Lau mam orCom tam. Always watch for restaurant hygiene andavoid eating lettuce if possible.


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Temple Club This classy establishment

is housed on the 2nd floorof a stunning colonial-eravilla and has been

decked out in spiritualmotifs. The menuincludes delightful dishessuch as fish with tamarindor shrimp in coconut milk.

The spirited cocktails area good way to prepare forthe experience.

Add: 2931 Ton ThatThiep St. Vietnamese style


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Au Lac Do Brasil

For a taste of Brazil, headto Au Lac. Decked outwith Carnival-themedpaintings,this churrascaria (barbecue restaurant) serves all-you-can-eat steak (and11 other cuts of meat),

just like back in Rio. Plusa new la carte menu.

Add: 238 Pasteur St.

Brazilian style


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Tandoor Recently relocated to a

prime spot opposite thePark Hyatt, this long-running Indian restaurant

serves a good range ofNorth Indian favouritesand offers affordable setmeals.

Add: 74/6 Hai Ba Trung

St.

Indian style


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Pomodoro

This small Italian restaurant has an arched ceiling and

an all brick interior, a cozy setting for good pizzas,pastas, spinach tart (along with other veggie options)

and tiramisu. Delivery available.

Add: 79 Hai Ba Trung St.

Italian style


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La Fourchette

Much loved little French restaurant in a central location.The menu includes tender meats.

Add: 9D Ngo Duc Ke St.

French style


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The Sushi Bar Set on a frenzied

intersection; enjoy theshow over deliciousJapanese bites.Delivery available until10pm.

Add: 02 Le Thanh TonSt.

Japanese style


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Best restaurants in Hue

A trip to Hue, the ancient capital of Vietnam, would notbe complete without you trying Hue cuisine. Restaurantsare well presented in the city, from humble to luxuriousones. The features commonly shared by the chain ofrestaurants are good services, beautiful views anddiverse menus with traditional dishes of Hue integralparts. Most restaurants are located on Le Loi and PhamNgu Lao Street, with some around the Citadel Area, oron two sides of Perfume River. At any place, you are

likely to have a chance to enjoy a meal in a spacious andromantic atmosphere and let your hair down with gentletraditional music


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La Carambole

Extravagantly decorated

with hanging lanterns and

dragon's heads, this

place has a good rangeof French-style dishes,

including steaks and

grills.

Add: 19 Pham Ngu LaoSt.

French style


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Little Italy

Despite the bamboo decor and ao daiwearingwaitresses, this casual trattoria is as Italian as it gets inHue. The menu is pretty extensive, with a wide range ofreasonable pasta and pizzas.

Add: 2A Vo Thi Sau St. Italian style


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The Japanese Restaurant

An initiative of Michio

Koyama, the first

Japanese to be granted

citizenship of Hue, it's

designed to given training

in Japanese cuisine. The

food's excellent and the

service exceptionallypolite.

Add: 34 Tran Cao Van St.

Japanese style


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Y Thao Garden

Tucked in a quiet cornerof the Citadel, a seven-course set menu isserved among the huge

palms on the gardenterrace of a traditionalHue home that'sbrimming with antiques.This is Imperial cuisine atits fiddliest.

Add: 03 Thach Han St.,The Citadel

Vietnamese style


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Omar Khayyams Indian

Restaurant This vegetarian-friendly

curry house is low on

atmosphere but high on

flavour.

Add: 10 Nguyen Tri

Phuong St.

Indian style


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Best restaurants in Hoi An

Wandering around the ancient town, you will not only beconfused about where to have your nicest outfits tailoredbut also perplexed by the question of where to eat. Youcould enjoy all Hoian cuisine, such as caolau, myquang, banh beo, banh vac, com ga in allrestaurants in Hoi An, but to enjoy the cuisine of bestquality, it is advisable to find out more local options. Thebest places for local cuisines are restaurants around thecentral market and along Nguyen Thi Minh Khai Street.

On Phan Chu Trinh Street and Nguyen Thai Hoc Street,restaurants serving foreign cuisines are widely available.Restaurants in Hoian in general are spoken highly of, interms of food quality, services and reasonable prices.


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Cargo Club

The freshly bakedpatisserie andboulangerie selectionsare to die for, in thewords of a Hoi An expat.Its a great place forpeople-watching at anytime of the day, and fromthe upstairs balcony there

are lovely views of theriver.

Add: 107 Nguyen ThaiHoc St.

Vietnamese style


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Miss Ly Cafeteria 22 A local institution for local specialties.

Add: 22 Nguyen Hue St.

Vietnamese style


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Shree Ganesh Indian

Restaurant Formerly known as Omar

Khayyams, this is the

place for authentic Indian

food. Fill up on yourmasala dishes and

curries, with lots of

vegetarian choices too.

Add: 24 Tran Hung DaoSt.

Indian style


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Mermaid Restaurant

One of the original Hoi An

eateries (since 1991), this

place is still going strong

with its menu of Hoi Anspecialities and family

recipes. Try the fried

spring rolls and the

excellent white rose. Add: 2 Tran Phu St.

Localities


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Brother Cafe

Looking like a film set, inone of the finest French-colonial buildings in town,the attention to designer

detail is perfect. It isproperly pricey by Hoi Anstandards, so many justdrop by for a drink in thegorgeous riverside

garden. Add: 27 29 31 Phan

Boi Chau St.

French style


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Best restaurants in Danang

Visiting a coastal city is synonymous with having theopportunity to enjoy the best seafood and Danang is notan exception. To find small eateries, try the avenues andalleys between the Cham Museum and the Han market.

If you would like to have cheap and tasty meals forlunch, restaurants around the intersection of Dong DaStreet and Hai Phong Street are the right places for you,so just grab some chopsticks and enjoy. Want to dine atsophisticated restaurants?You should head to My Khe

beach and drop into coastal restaurants to relish theexcellent seafood. Besides nice meals, sipping drippedcoffee in a relaxing street side cafes and drinkingubiquitous cool beer in bars scattered across town arealso experience that should not be missed out.


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Le Bambino Hidden away in a small

residential lane, thisdelightful French oasis isrun by a couple who turned

their home into a restaurantand boutique hotel. Themenu features heartyFrench fare, pizza andpasta.

Add: 122/11 Quang TrungSt.

French style


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Vietnamese Home

Located just off the

northern tip of the

riverfront promenade, this

restaurant is popular withlocals and has an

extensive seafood menu.

The live seafood tanks

are merrily decorated withblinking fairy lights.

Add: 34 Bach Dang St.

Vietnamese style


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Phi Lu Chinese Restaurant

A ballroomlike space

decked out in full Chinese

style, this popular

restaurant has very goodfood. Warning: splurging

on multiple seafood

dishes may bust your

bank account. Add: 1 - 3 2/9 St.

Chinese style


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