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An Lac
There's an English menu here, and options range from noodle soups to rice plates and banh bao (steamed rice-flour dumplings stuffed with a savoury filling).
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An Lac 2
Yep, it's another one of the same name and incredibly popular with the locals.
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Art Café
Owned by an artist whose work adorns the walls, this elegant, bamboo-lined eatery has intimate tables sporting white linen tablecloths. The menu features Vietnamese dishes with a twist, including plenty of vegetarian options.
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Da Quy
With an upmarket ambience (white linen, fresh roses) and great service, this newcomer has won lots of fans. The traditional clay pots are excellent.
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HNL
Painted in kooky pastels and with a classic motorbike as its centrepiece, HNL serves interesting Vietnamese dishes - along with pizza to keep the kids happy. There's a fun karaoke lounge upstairs.
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Le Rabelais
For fine French dining, the signature restaurant at the Sofitel cannot be beaten - but bring a wheelbarrow full of dong. This impressive dining room is the place to indulge yourself in grand style. If the kids are under 12, they're not welcome in the evenings.
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Trong Dong
A good place to sample superb Vietnamese food, house specialities include grilled shrimp paste on sugar cane and fish hotpot. It's is a bit outside the centre, but well worth the walk.
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V Cafe
A long-time traveller's favourite, this cute place hung with Chinese lanterns serves a mix of Eastern and Western mains, along with some beautiful desserts (try the chocolate pie).
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