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I ate a Thai-style durian sweet soup, and it looked very delicious and clean, but it was too sweet.
The local Grab driver took me there, but for Korean tastes... not really..
I also stopped by to eat che sau at Co Lien's place once. It's quite rich and creamy, also quite sweet. If there were a less sweet flavor, I'd give it a perfect 10.
Lien Sweet Soup Shop in Da Nang is famous for its refreshing sweet soups, especially Thai sweet soup and young coconut sweet soup. The shop's sweet soups have a mild sweetness, not too strong, very suitable for those who like sweets but do not want them too intense. The rich coconut milk is creamy but not greasy, combining perfectly with toppings such as fresh fruits, jelly, and beans. The shop's space is clean, airy, with fast and friendly service. The sweet soups are meticulously prepared, both delicious and visually appealing. The prices are affordable and reasonable for the quality. If you are looking for a cool dessert in Da Nang, Lien Sweet Soup Shop is a choice not to be missed.
The first impression is that the eatery is very crowded and the space is quite small. There are quite few tables inside, and you have to accept sitting cramped together. One plus point is that the ordering and preparation of dishes are quite fast and reasonable. That day the eatery was crowded, so I chose takeout (the eatery charges an extra 1k for plastic bowls). The cheese jelly is delicious and fragrant; I love the coconut milk part the most. The other sweet soups are all given quite a lot of jelly, but after a few spoonfuls, it's easy to feel full and get tired of it. Da Nang specialty, you can't miss it 😋
Self-service is a bit dangerous 😅 sometimes when it's not busy, the staff will bring it to the table. Thai sweet soup is delicious, fragrant and creamy but not too sweet. The cheese jelly is also okay, the khuc bach sweet soup with sweet and sour water is very bad, not to my taste at all. The tofu has a strong bean flavor, eating it with unsweetened milk is less sweet and more suitable than coconut milk. Buying sweet soup to take on the plane requires an additional 25k for the styrofoam box.
The sweet soup is delicious, not too sweet, and the price is reasonable. The shop is cool, but the only downside is that customers have to carry their own sweet soup, and the steps are high, so it's a bit scary.
Lien Sweet Soup Shop is famous in Da Nang, with only 2 official branches, so everyone should pay attention to eat at the right shop. The shop is self-service style: go to the counter, order, pay, and receive the sweet soup immediately—quick operations. I went during peak tourist season, so the shop was quite crowded, and the space was unavoidably noisy and bustling. 🥣 The sweet soup here is delicious, moderately sweet, rich and creamy—every dish is addictive. 💵 12-25k per serving 🛵 Free parking in front of the shop.
The shop only focuses on optimizing its operations and does not care about the customer experience at the shop. The ordering process is very chaotic, no one guides, no one manages the queue order. - Queue to pay, then queue to get the dessert, but the receipt has no number, whoever cuts in line gets served first. - The area to pick up the dessert is dirty and messy like a market. - While about to get the dessert, a male employee cut in front to place a stack of bowls, blocking the customer's way without any regard for order, as if the customer was invisible. - The attitude when taking dessert orders is not welcoming at all.
Anyone who likes durian sweet soup should definitely try this shop. It's located right at the beginning of Hoang Dieu Street, very easy to find and also super famous. The Thai durian sweet soup as shown in the picture is 25k, fragrant with durian, the broth is also sweet and light, the toppings are not too diverse but generally quite good quality, and the menu also has many choices.
Clean sweet soup shop. Prime location, easy to find (right on Hoang Dieu Street) Affordable prices, the sweet soup is a bit sweet for me. Should also try it
The shop is spacious. My wife and I had Thai sweet soup and didn't find it very good—just a bit of durian and mostly jelly, priced at 25k. Overall, not tasty; not sure about other dishes.
The durian sweet soup here is not as good as in Saigon. Mainly there's a bit of durian, the rest is mostly pre-packaged stuff like jelly. The accompanying fruits in the sweet soup are not very diverse. The only good thing is the shop is insanely crowded. Someone bought as many as 11 cups. Come to try it for the experience, but won't come back.
The durian sweet soup has too little durian! It's all jelly! Eating Thai sweet soup in Saigon is better, you know! Everyone consider. There's no parking space on Hoang Dieu Street, so it's a bit inconvenient. Going to another branch where parking is available, all spots are taken! So I had to buy takeaway! In my opinion, it's just average, not really worth trying.
Che Lien at 189 Hoang Dieu, Da Nang has been in business for over 10 years. This dish can be enjoyed by people of all ages, with coconut milk blending with durian to create a gentle and delicious flavor. Although it is a sidewalk eatery, the unique jelly flavor here has attracted many customers, especially tourists. Currently, Che Lien has innovated its menu and expanded its scale, offering more choices for customers. The menu features a variety of unique and exotic items such as jelly, khuc bach sweet soup, soursop tofu pudding, mung bean sweet soup... promising wonderful experiences for diners from all over. Many delicious dishes have become Da Nang specialties. If you are a hardcore durian fan, visiting Da Nang without trying the durian sweet soup at Che Lien Da Nang would be a pity. The durian selected by the shop is sweet, fragrant, and golden yellow, ensuring the authentic taste. You should definitely try at least one of the following: Thai durian sweet soup, durian sweet soup with coconut jelly, durian sweet soup with tofu pudding...
Liên's original dessert shop, every time I come to Da Nang, I have to stop by here. Lately, I've noticed the shop is less crowded than before, probably because too many branches have opened. The characteristic of this shop is that you order and pay at the counter, then take the receipt to get the dessert, a self-service style. The dessert is also pre-packaged in bags; when you order, the staff just pokes the bag to take out the dessert and adds jackfruit. It looks quite industrial. Since I rarely come to Da Nang, I ate two bowls right away: one jackfruit dessert and one jelly dessert, but I have to say they were a bit sweet, so I couldn't finish both. After eating, I felt a sticky sensation in my throat; lesson learned for next time.
Chè Liên here is delicious, but the service requires customers to order and carry themselves, so I don't like it. The staff's attitude is not proper and serious; today they were jumping around, talking loudly, using profanity, and swearing.
The shop sells delicious sweet soup, clean, very fast service, the only thing is the staff jokes a bit distractingly, but everything else is very okay. Should try.
The dessert shop is very crowded in Da Nang, right at the Nguyen Van Linh - Hoang Dieu roundabout. The shop's premises are a townhouse, and due to the crowd, it gets somewhat hot in the evening. Most customers sit on the sidewalk in front of the shop. The dessert menu has many items; the shop's specialties are Thai dessert and durian dessert. The shop operates on a system where customers order at the counter, then pick up and serve themselves. Prices are reasonable, though some desserts are a bit too sweet (according to personal taste).
I just bought some sweet soup, but the liquid tastes sour. I only had a few spoonfuls and already feel a bit of stomach ache. The lychees in the soup are chewy, showing signs of being old, with yellowed flesh, and some fruits have something greenish that looks like they are spoiled or moldy. The jelly has some black specks that look like dirt or sand. It looks really scary; I just bought it to try but don't dare to eat it anymore.
Delicious and cheap sweet soup, order extra durian topping to enjoy fully. The shop is quite crowded, find your own seat.
Chè khúc bạch is very bad, Thai-style sweet soup is okay. Not recommended for khúc bạch. Self-service sweet soup, so consider carefully.
Authentic sweet soup with lots of durian, fragrant and delicious, professional restaurant so service is very fast for both dine-in and takeaway, also cheap.
I ordered Thai durian sweet soup (both with and without durian) and also tried the khuc bach sweet soup. To be honest, after a while, it's no longer as good as when I traveled and ate it before. Also, you shouldn't order khuc bach, it's nothing special@@ it feels like the bowl of sweet soup is sold just for the sake of it, best not to order it to avoid wasting money.