Best Restaurants in Hoi An

By Trang Le A street in Hoi An As a travel lover, I would like to go and see the world. Despite visiting many other countries and regions in Vietnam, Hoi An is still on my wish list which I definitely plan to approach as soon as possible. Apart from Halong Bay, Hoi An city is one of the hottest-must-visit place in the...

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Tao pho - Sweeten Tofu Pudding Tao Pho (Sweeten Tofu Pudding) is also known as Soybean Pudding or Doufuhua, a lighten-lovely treat from the Hoi An! First made by the Northern Chinese during Western Han Dynasty, they were originally served with soy-sauce, eggs and Chinese breadsticks for breakfast. By travelling to different countries, Tofu Pudding is then cooked in different forms; such as...

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01. Traditional Hoi An noodles with pork char-siu Vietnamese name: Cao Lầu Price: 105.000VND (~ 4.65 USD) Cao Lau Hoi An 02. Quang Noodles (with Prawn and Chicken Char-Siu) Vietnamese name: Mì Quảng Price: 105.000VND (~ 4.65 USD) Mi Quang Hoi An 03. Crispy sesame cracker and char-grilled pork cake Vietnamese name: Bánh đập thịt nướng Price: 105.000VND (~ 4.65 USD) Banh dap...

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“Home” is a place where you always feel love, warm and comfortable. Step into the HOME Hoi An restaurant, you will feel like at your own house. The restaurant is located on the prime road in Hoi An, only within two minutes walking distance from the Japanese bridge, taking a few steps that able to reach the river. In this ancient building, you...

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Visiting Hoi An, travellers are attracted by not only its charm and beauty, but also a distinctive culture here. Just stepping out of your accommodation and explore the town, you can absolutely join the street hawker lives here. Travelers can try any street food or local signature cuisines from these hawkers. However, one of the best spots is the savory ice-cream cart, where...

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Grilled Banana with Coconut Milk Sweet Soup is one of the richest nutrition Vietnamese Dessert. “Che chuoi nuong” is widely known in the South as sweet and fleshy flavor. This recipe is one of the most common in Vietnam and it is very easy to do. "Che Chuoi Nuong" in a Hoi An Restaurant Photo: Internet Ingredients - 10 bananas - Banana leaves...

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There is no doubt that the authentic Vietnamese cuisine is regarded as one of the best culinary arts in the world. However in order to pair a suitable wine to classic Vietnamese meals seems to be not easy. According some studies from Internet and several Vietnamese cuisine restaurants (HOME Hoi An Restaurant, HOME Hanoi restaurant, Ngon Villa restaurant and so on….), some kinds...

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More detail about Hoi An Chicken Rice on: The Paradise Today “Known as the signature dish of Hoi An, Chicken Rice is also a favourite daily eat in Hainan (China), Thailand, Hong Kong and Singapore. The origin of Hoi An Chicken Rice is still a mystery but it is sure that it has an exceptional flavour that guests will crave for.” Color-bomb in...

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Just 3km north from Hoi An, An Bang is recently one of the most happening and pristine beaches in Vietnam. Unlike the crowded and intense atmosphere of the neighbor Cua Dai Beach, An Bang excites travel-lovers by its original, peaceful and laid-back scenery. Stepping the very first footstep on the foam layers of white sand stretching endlessly from sides to sides, you can...

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We all know Hoi An and its wonderful heritage. The impressive old town, full of ancient monuments such as the famous Japanese bridge, as well all its delicious street food. So many things to discover, to experiment and to taste. However, there is a “not-to-be-missed” activity which is located only 3km far from Hoi An’s old town. It is called the Vegetable village...

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