Restaurants in Danang
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Le Bambino
Hidden away in a small residential lane, this delightful French oasis is run by a couple (French husband, Vietnamese wife) who turned their home into a restaurant and boutique hotel. The menu (available in Japanese) features hearty French fare, pizza and pasta. Upstairs, three enormous and extremely well-appointed rooms go for US$30 per night.
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Vietnamese Home
Located just off the northern tip of the riverfront promenade (the entrance is on Ð Ly Tu Trong), this restaurant is popular with locals and has an extensive seafood menu. The live seafood tanks are merrily decorated with blinking fairy lights.
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Bread of Life
If the heavenly smells from the bakery don’t win you over, the American menu of pancakes, pizza and other comfort foods (biscuits and gravy, anyone?) surely will. The restaurant is almost entirely run by deaf staff and proceeds go towards training activities for the deaf in Danang.
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Café Truc Lam Vien
Dine alfresco in a pretty garden courtyard or in one of the sleek wooden pavilions. Service is efficient and the menu, including local favourites such as mi quang, is available in English. The restaurant is a short walk from the Museum of Cham Sculpture.
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Com Nieu
Very popular with locals, this contemporary restaurant has hearty meals and affable staff. Besides its namesake dish, there’s a full spread of Vietnamese fare. Try the savoury grilled beef wrapped in seaweed, or ask about the day’s fresh seafood.
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Torino
This new authentically Italian restaurant serves excellent pasta, pizza and proper espresso, as well as more exotic dishes such as frogs and crocodile. The windowless dining room takes on a better vibe at night when it doubles as a jazz club.
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Com Tay Cam Cung Dinh
A pleasant little restaurant tucked away off an alley, serving local specialities com nieu (rice cooked in a claypot) and hoanh thanh – a wontonlike combination of minced pork and shrimp served fried or steamed.
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Phi Lu Chinese Restaurant
A ballroomlike space decked out in full Chinese style, this popular restaurant has very good food. Warning: splurging on multiple seafood dishes may bust your bank account.
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Hana Kim Dinh Restaurant
With a great location right on the river, this restaurant serves an interesting mix of Japanese, Vietnamese, Chinese and Korean dishes, along with pizza and pasta.
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Au Lac
Stylish and colourful, this restaurant specialises in Vietnamese seafood, with some Western and Japanese dishes.
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Com Chay Chua Tinh Hoi
Known for the best vegetarian food in town; it's just inside the entrance gate to the Phap Lam Pagoda.
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Apsara
Posh indeed, Apsara pulls out all the stops with Cham-influenced decor, a good wine list and live music (though the playlist sometimes veers towards American pop tunes rather than traditional music). The cuisine is primarily Vietnamese, with an emphasis on seafood. Yeah, it’s overpriced, but it’s just about the only fancy dining venue of its kind in Danang.
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