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En riktigt pärla med riktigt god. Banh khoai
Sooo lecker.. unbedingt rein schauen. Super super lecker und alle so lieb. Unbedingt probieren. Fish Cake ist super lecker.
Get the spring rolls/lemongrass squires they are delicious with beef rice, nice lady running it, spacious cafe
Amazing. I am sad I am so full because I wish I could eat more of their delicious food. Chef was so nice too and gave me a bunch of food recommendations in Hue City :)
The food was ok not at all what I was expecting... We ordered multiple dishes and nothing stood out... The rice flour pancakes were not crispy. More tough. The flavors were not existent. The sauces helped but the rice flour was off... I have had better elsewhere... Also the salmon and meats were kept outdoors in the heat definitely not fresh. Had a stomach ache afterwards... Not full on but not good
Excellent restaurant near the beach! The food was absolutely delicious, fresh, and authentic Vietnamese cuisine. The portions are generous and the prices are very affordable for the quality you get. The staff is incredibly friendly, welcoming, and always smiling. The atmosphere is relaxed and the service is fast, making it a perfect spot for breakfast, lunch, or dinner in Da Nang. Highly recommended — we will definitely come back! 🍜🇻🇳
Incredible exsperience. So cheep so tasty huge portion size.
Best meal in Da Nang!
I accidentally found this eatery on Google, and I was really surprised because the food was so delicious, especially the seafood, shrimp and squid, which were very fresh and sweet. The staff were quick and attentive. The downside is that the place is a bit small and hot, but otherwise it's definitely worth a try, everyone.
The food is very delicious. The steamed rice cakes and clear shrimp dumplings are super tasty; I had to order two more plates of each. The crispy pancakes are crunchy, and the fish and clams are very fresh. However, the manager is not very friendly.
Reasonable prices. As for the bánh nậm lọc, I find the fish sauce a bit too salty, not very tasty. That fish sauce goes better with bánh Khoái. Bánh Khoái with fresh shrimp. About the restaurant space: The eatery has a local house style. The small space is quite cozy, Hoi An style.
Hidden gem~ It seems like a local restaurant, and the value for money is great!
Last weekend, my family and I visited the eatery to enjoy bánh xèo and had an incredibly memorable meal. The pancakes were poured hot right on the spot, so when brought to the table, they still retained their appealing crispiness. The crust was evenly golden, fragrant with turmeric, and not too thick, so eating them wasn't greasy. The filling was generous with fresh shrimp, pork, and bean sprouts. When rolled with raw vegetables and dipped in mixed fish sauce, the flavors blended perfectly, making everyone in my family love it. I was particularly impressed with the accompanying vegetables, as they were prepared abundantly and fresh. The greens were clean, fresh, and continuously replenished, so customers always had enough vegetables to enjoy. My parents highly appreciated the preparation because the pancakes were crispy but not overly oily. The young children in the family also loved them because the pancakes were fragrant and easy to eat. The atmosphere of the eatery was quite lively but still maintained neatness and cleanliness. The staff served quickly, enthusiastically, and were always cheerful with customers. Even though we went as a large family group, the dishes were served quite fast without long waits. The prices were also reasonable compared to the quality of the food and service received. This is one of the bánh xèo eateries that has made me the most satisfied so far. I will definitely recommend it to friends and relatives when they have the chance.
Although there is no air conditioning and the griddle is very hot, the food is amazing, the coconut is also large and icy, and the price is cheap.
Good price and delicious. I enjoyed the fried rice.
Cozy place on a quiet street. The food is tasty, they cook quickly, excellent service, and the prices are also excellent. We will definitely come back to this cafe.
The banh khoai is an interesting dish to eat, slightly greasy. You should try the banh khoai with baby clams and diana fish. The nem lui is average, not very impressive. Additionally, I ordered seafood fried rice, which was quite okay, with about 2 shrimp and half a squid. The owner and staff are all enthusiastic ☺️ The downside is that the eatery doesn't have air conditioning; although there are air cooler fans, it's still a bit hot.
Banh xeo is very delicious
I found this place by chance on Google and visited because the reviews were good. I was curious and intrigued by the idea of Vietnamese-style pancakes, and they turned out to be quite charming. The menu said to order at least two of those pancake dishes, so I ordered three, but they weren't very large, so eating all of them wasn't excessive. I also ordered a dish that came with rice cake, vegetables, and rice paper, and that was delicious too. Was it bun cha...? Anyway, the overall taste was great, and the person who seemed to be the owner's son greeted us in Korean when we entered and was very kind. The other staff also smiled and were friendly whenever we made eye contact. If you want to try some unique Vietnamese food, I highly recommend visiting!
I went to eat dinner on 12.10. It was drizzling like mist, so I just walked. We ordered a variety of dishes, including fried rice, pancakes, and bun cha. My family cannot eat Vietnamese spices. At Lang Toi, the food had almost no spices. The nem lui was skewered on lemongrass? so I could feel the aroma. But it wasn't off-putting; even someone very sensitive to spices can try it. Our family of 5 ate until we were full. The price was really lovely. Then, as we were about to return to our accommodation, it rained heavily. When I asked the restaurant owner if they had raincoats for sale, they generously shared them with us. We wore those raincoats and returned safely to our accommodation. Delicious and kind Lang Toi. I recommend it to everyone. The tone is awkward for translation, but I am Korean lol. I recommend it to Koreans too!
If you want to eat local food, just come here. No questions asked, just a thumbs up. Fried rice 2,500 won. If you're a Korean who eats well, order fried rice and two rice cakes that look like pancakes, total 6,000 won.
My Vietnamese food tour is perfect. However, hygiene is excluded from the score. First of all, the photo below costs 5,000 won (100,000 dong) in Korea too. Grilled clam pancake, meat pancake, and seafood fried rice. I am very grateful to the YouTuber Danang Wangrae who recommended this place. There are many good restaurants in Da Nang, such as Jar Bánh Mì, but this place has the vibe of an old Korean Chinese restaurant from the entrance. It's not greasy as expected, and the pancakes are crispy. The fried rice is chewy. It's art. Would I come again? Well... I have many good restaurants to visit, so I can't come often, but if I don't want to go anywhere, I think I'll come here. Best Danang restaurant. P.S. The female server seemed blunt, indifferent, and not enthusiastic, but it might be because she was busy. I was the first customer for dinner. She asked in English whether to tell me how to eat and open the beer bottle. Don't expect premium service at this price. At 5,000 won, this is an angel. If there was makgeolli, I would have given 10 stars.
It tastes like bánh xèo and something else. It's crispy and reminiscent of scorched rice. I enjoyed the interesting texture. It has a proper local feel. There seems to be no air conditioning, but I sat at a table with a fan and ate comfortably. The bún chả was also a type I had never tried before, with noodles, and it was delicious. I want to visit again next time. The staff are friendly too.
It's in an alley, so you have to get off the main road and walk in. It's a local place, full of emotion, the food is delicious, and the prices are reasonable.
