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An elegant Vietnamese restaurant with a space divided into themed areas, especially the second and third floors offering beautiful outward views. The beautifully presented dishes maintain consistent quality, and the staff is enthusiastic and attentive. Prices match the quality, making it ideal for a romantic dinner or family gathering.
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We ordered coffee and a pastry, it's just an amazing taste!!! Never tried anything like this before!!!
Nguyen and Thao are staff here, and they were kind and attentive, so we ate comfortably. It was relatively quiet and the view was good.
While wandering around Hoi An's night market, I went into Morning Glory Signature because it was so hot. The interior was surprisingly huge. After being guided by the staff, I walked quite a way inside and sat down. The air conditioning wasn't blasting, but I sat in front of a fan and it was still cool. If you go, I was planning to order the fried fish dish I saw in reviews, but looking at the menu picture, I instantly knew what it was lol. The fish and dim sum seemed to be shrimp dim sum. I wasn't very hungry, so I only ordered two dishes. The dim sum came out first and was surprisingly delicious. The texture was chewy and filled my mouth, and it was tasty. When the fish dish came out, I was like 'wow.' The visual was really 👍👍👍👍👍. The menu said it was sea bream. Anyway, it was my first time seeing a fish served standing vertically, so it was fascinating. My husband and I pondered for a while how to eat this thing(?), and when we asked the staff, they deboned it for us lol. They neatly removed the bones from front to back, so it was very convenient and delicious. The mango salad? vegetables? that came with the fish were also very refreshing and tasty. I was feeling down and wilted from the Hoi An heat, but I left feeling happy lol. If I get the chance next time, I'd like to try other dishes lol.
A branch of Morning Glory Signature, the most famous restaurant in Hoi An. True to the characteristics of Vietnamese buildings, the interior is much deeper and larger than it appears from the outside. As one of the top-rated high-end restaurants in Da Nang, the staff were friendly, and overall hygiene was fine, with the interior being quite splendid. The food, including dim sum, banh xeo, grilled skewers, and white rose, all offered satisfying local flavors. True to Vietnam, the prices were very affordable, making it easy to order without burden. However, one of the restaurant's signature dishes, Morning Glory (stir-fried water spinach), was disappointing as it turned out to be a simple side dish unlike expectations. I didn't have grand expectations since stir-fried water spinach is a side dish like kimchi in Da Nang, but eating it with rice even felt like having Korean food. Since most customers are tourists or wealthy locals, payments are mainly made by card, so cash payments take a bit of time due to change issues. If you visit Hoi An, I highly recommend this restaurant. It will make your memories of Hoi An even more enjoyable.
As soon as I arrived in Old Town, I was exhausted from the heat. I happened to go into a place, and the atmosphere was really nice. You can have both meals and tea, and it was spacious and quiet, so it was good to rest for a while. The vanilla ice cream had a unique flavor added, making it even more delicious. From the second floor, you can see the entire Old Town.
Nguyen is very kind, and the other servers and staff are all kind. The food was also delicious.
A place I went because I wanted steak and pasta. Dim sum is delicious. Black Angus is also tasty. The quality of the meat is better in Korea. Spaghetti is so-so. The atmosphere has many foreigners. The dessert crème brûlée is super delicious.
I stopped by to find something cool because it's hot. The menu is diverse, with both Western and local Vietnamese dishes.
It's hard to eat local food in Hoi An and there's a lot of soliciting, so I just came into this place. It's in the very center of Hoi An, so anyone who's been here knows it. It's a fancy restaurant by local standards, so the service is good, and since there are guests from various nationalities, the taste is decent without any likes or dislikes.
A shop recommended by a sister who speaks Korean very well while soliciting for a nail/massage shop. Honestly, it's a tourist area, so it's very expensive. But it was really delicious lol. Thank you so much, sister.. Sitting by the window on the second floor is really nice. The view is good, and there's air conditioning. While eating without knowing anything, I saw other people making reservations. If you want to sit by the window, I think making a reservation is a good idea. And the structure here is unique. When I went all the way in to use the restroom, the structure was interesting. It was connected to other restaurants?
The atmosphere is good and the food tastes good. However, I requested a seat change because I needed a table for four, but the Westerners at the next table were eating dessert...
This restaurant is right at the night market, delicious food at cheap prices. The space is super spacious and has live music. Vietnamese food. They sell pottery and local specialties. Definitely will come back 🫰🫰
Enthusiastic staff, delicious food, good service
Okay, the eatery is worth trying, the price is a bit high
Restaurant for Westerners, sanitized. Bland and greasy cuisine. Far from the delights of Vietnam. They don't even offer us a baguette to eat. That says a lot about the non-local clientele. We did not understand the Google rating of the establishment at all. Music so loud we couldn't hear ourselves talk. In short, if my comment can be useful for future interested parties...
Several restaurants in one, huge, with multiple specialties. We ate on the rooftop, caramelized pork belly, carbonara pasta, shrimp spring rolls, and fried tofu with garlic, salt, and pepper. Mediocre value for money, you pay for the Europeanized setting. The authentic taste was not there. A meh.
The place is nice and the terrace above the river is perfectly located. As for the cuisine, it's nothing to write home about... more meh than wow! Luckily I had a voucher...
Magnificent for our first restaurant in Hoi An. With 2 children, we had lunch upstairs and were still able to order a pasta dish for our children who were craving it.
A bit too many tourists. The staff is on point, ready to make you consume as much as possible. The dish I had was very good. Unfortunately, my companions were disappointed. Spring rolls not great. Cooked in oil that wasn't very hot. So well...
Excellent service, delicious cuisine. You won't find the same dishes on different floors. Nice atmosphere despite the crowd and can indeed be too "Westernized
Great family moment! Top welcome. We had reserved the table to be on the floor with a view! We were in the first...
Food rather good and plentiful. Service a bit slow. Acceptable overall.
It was good but I find it a bit more expensive than the restaurant below and without anything extra. The service was still very good.
We were served by Hiêu, very kind and professional!