10 Great Restaurants in Hoi An

The best restaurants in Hoi An are conveniently located in the old town of Hoi An, where you can enjoy local and international specialties, excellent service and a charming atmosphere. This important UNESCO World Heritage Site attracts millions of visitors each year, resulting in dining options that cater to budget levels on both ends of the spectrum. Since no trip to Hoi An is complete without tasting its traditional delicacies, we've included some of our favorite places to sample Cao lou noodles,  vac dumplings (buns). white rose bag) and com ga (chicken rice). 

Hoi An is also full of expat-owned restaurants and pubs serving Western delicacies, French pastries, homemade ice cream and even unique fusion dishes. From simple local  roadside eateries to gourmet eateries overlooking the city's historic landmarks, read on to discover Hoi An's most popular eateries.

1. Restaurant Aubergine49 

 Restaurant  Aubergine49 offers an extensive menu of contemporary Eurasian dishes, exquisite wines and homemade desserts. The kitchen of this fine-dining restaurant is managed by a Vietnamese chef who has worked at the Lanesborough Hotel, Padstow's The Seafood Restaurant and Nihonryori Ryugin, a 3-Michelin-starred restaurant in Tokyo. 

 A la carte options at Restaurant Aubergine49 include pistachio goat cheese, duck liver parfait, miso glazed sea bass, roast lamb rack  and stuffed veal. For dessert, we highly recommend the dark chocolate  and banoffee tarts with cognac cognac and Dalat yogurt sorbet.

• Location: 49 Ly Thai To, Son Phong, Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam 
• Opening hours: Friday to Sunday from 6am to 10pm 
• Phone: +84 (0) 235 2212 190 

2. Mrs. Ly 

Ms. Ly is a legendary culinary spot in Hoi An that has been in business for over 20 years. Surrounded by colonial-era shops, this charming family-run restaurant features warm lighting, wooden furniture, ceiling fans and antique paintings, with traditional music playing in the background. design background. 

 The restaurant's reasonably priced menu includes authentic Hoi An dishes such as cao lau (thick rice noodles with grilled pork, greens and bread), banh bao  (white rose dumplings) and thit nuong (white rose dumplings). roast pork). Located in Hoi An ancient town, Miss Ly is just a short distance from Assembly Hall of the Fujian Assembly Hall. 

• Location: 22 Nguyen Hue, Cam Chau, Hoi An, Quang Nam 560000, Vietnam 
• Opening hours: Daily from 11am to 9pm 
• Phone: +84 (0) 90 523 48 64 

 3. Bac Dau Shop 

Quan Dau Bac is a local establishment known for its authentic yet affordable Vietnamese food. Just a 2-minute walk from the Japanese Covered Bridge, this is a cramped outdoor eatery with some low tables and chairs facing the main street. 

 Ideal for a quick snack before exploring Hoi An Ancient Town, Quan Dau Bac's signature dish is a meatless Vietnamese seasoning plate, consisting of fried tofu, vermicelli, cucumber, and herbs served with water. spicy shrimp  sauce. Location: 112 Dao Duy Tu, Cam Pho Ward, Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam 

•  Opening hours: Daily from 2pm to 10pm 
•  Phone: +84 (0) 90 485 49 64

4. Ancient Faifo 

 Ancient Faifo is an upscale restaurant within walking distance of Japanese Covered Bridge and Assembly Hall of the Fujian Assembly. Featuring antique furniture, unique  heirlooms, oil paintings and ceramics, it features a bar, café, terrace, restaurant and  art gallery with works by local artists. 

Food-savvy, Ancient Faifo specializes in Central Vietnamese cuisine, verrine-style pastries and Italian coffee. Diners can also enjoy a variety of cocktails, wines and beers in the outdoor patio area, where a resident pianist plays from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. daily, while acoustic performances run from Thursdays. Five to Saturday. 

• Location: 66 Nguyen Thai Hoc, Old Town, Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam 
• Opening hours: Daily from 7am to 11pm. 

 5. Mango Mango Restaurant 

Mango Mango Restaurant is a colorful restaurant located in a peaceful area of ​​Riverside Hoi An, offering contemporary Vietnamese specialties and a  range of signature cocktails. A popular place to dine after a day of exploring Hoi An, the spacious upstairs terrace overlooks the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge, Thu Bon River and Hoi An Night Market. 

Mango Mango Restaurant offers a varied à la carte menu. You can also choose from a 4-course tasting menu, accompanied by a glass of sparkling wine. Signature dishes include  duck breast with 5 Asian spices, tiger prawns with spicy and sour sauce and papaya salad. 

• Location: 45 Nguyen Phuc Chu, Minh An Ward, Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam 
• Hotline: +84 (0) 235 3911 863 

6. Orivy Hoi An Local Cuisine Restaurant 

Orivy Hoi An's secluded garden  and authentic Vietnamese food make it a great place to escape from the bustling streets of Hoi An's old town. . 

 

Orivy Hoi An also offers set menus including starter, main course with rice, dessert and soft drink. Located along Cua Dai Street, Orivy Hoi An is a 10-minute walk from Hoi An Central Market, 

• Location: 576/1 Cua Dai, Cam Chau, Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam 
• Opening hours: Daily from noon to midnight 
• Hotline: +84 (0) 90 964 70 70 

7.Nu restaurant 

Nu Eatery serves a selection of local and international dishes, fresh smoothies, imported wines and ice creams with unique flavors. Located near Japan's iconic  Covered Bridge, this cozy two-story restaurant features quaint décor, colonial-era tiles, wooden furniture and an outdoor terrace overlooking the pedestrian street of Ancient Town. Five. 

 

Nu Eatery's menu includes Vietnamese spring rolls,  steamed buns, banh mi served with grilled rice paper, grilled pineapple, coconut  pomelo salad and pumpkin soup with coconut milk. Finally, satisfy your craving with a scoop of grapefruit, lemongrass or chili ice cream.

• Location : 10A Nguyen Thi Minh Khai, Minh An Ward, Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam 
• Hotline : +84 (0)825 190 190

8. Lantern City Restaurant 

Lantern Town Restaurant serves a connoisseur of expats and tourists, who can enjoy authentic Vietnamese cuisine, Hoi An specialties and unique fusion dishes. Decorated with contemporary local artworks and hand-painted silk lanterns, the restaurant features 2 indoor dining rooms, a seating area, an outdoor terrace and an outdoor patio with stunning views of the Street. Hoi An Ancient Town and Riverside. 

 

Hoi An Sample Plate or Lantern Street Tasting Plate is the perfect place to enjoy popular Vietnamese appetizers in one sitting. In addition, you just need to choose Quang noodles, mixed fried rice and braised  fish.

• Location: 49 Nguyen Thai Hoc, Minh An Ward, Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam 
• Opening hours: Daily from 8:30am to 10:30pm 

 9.  Original water spinach 

Morning Glory Original serves a variety of  street food and traditional Central Vietnamese dishes in an elegant setting. The restaurant is located in a refurbished colonial building along Nguyen Thai Hoc Street, with an open kitchen on the ground floor and an airy terrace overlooking the old town of Hoi An. 

 

Highly recommended Hoi An dishes include  seafood  noodles, braised fish in caramel sauce, and squid stuffed with pork. Morning Glory is also a good choice for vegetarians – try the stir-fried  celery and bean sprouts, curry vegetable soup and crispy tofu wrapped in  sticky rice.

• Location: 106 Nguyen Thai Hoc, Minh An Ward, Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam 
• Opening hours: Daily from 10am to 11pm 
• Phone: +84 (0) 235 2241 555 

10. Street Cafe 

The Streets Restaurant  in Hoi An Ancient Town offers a harmonious fusion of Vietnamese and international specialties in a modern setting. A 5-minute walk from Hoi An Museum, the restaurant is famous for its attentive service, central location and authentic dishes such as Cao Lau noodles, chicken rice and  Hoi An tasting menu, a rich plate of specialties regions. 

 

The price  may be a little higher than your typical Vietnamese restaurant, but all profits go to fund culinary and hospitality  training programs for disadvantaged young people in Hoi An. 

• Location: 17 Le Loi, Minh An Ward, Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam 
• Hotline: +84 (0) 352 258 347