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Hoi An is famous for its unique dish called cau lau. It is considered a MUST taste food in this little town. I've had bowls of cau lau in several restos while in Hoi An but the best bowl i had was the one in the Public market.
Written May 8, 2013
Streets was set up to give street kids a leg up...a bit more expensive (if thats the right word) than other local eateries but every dong well worth it, not only for what they are achieving but the standard and quality of food service was fantastic, a must on any visit to Hoi An
Favorite Dish: Pork Spareribs, these were outstanding
Written Jun 24, 2012
Address: 17 Le Loi Street, Hoi An
Website: http://streetsinternational.org/
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The Cargo Club was very crowded during Tet and is, apparently, throughout the tourist season and beyond. It serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, tea, snacks all day, and dinner to a (for Hoi An) late supper.
Exquisite pastries are available, on the ground floor, for eating in or take out. The small sidewalk cafe is an especially popular spot for tea, coffee, or soft drinks plus pastries or sandwiches.
Upstairs is a formal dining room that stretches to a balcony facing the river.
Favorite Dish: At dinner General Tso's Chicken was as well done here as anywhere I've had it. The meat (all white) was succulent; the veggies were well cooked but still crisp; and Vietnamese rice, good everywhere, was fine.\
At lunch a tuna fish sandwich was perfect on a baguette was perfect.
Written Feb 28, 2006
Address: 107 Nguyen Thai Hoc St
Phone: 910.489
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Set in a French colonial building, with an exquisite garden planned by a leading Vietnamese designer, Brothers Cafe is one of the finest restaurants in Hoi An. Most tables are inside; those on the patio overlook the Thu Bon River with its interesting traffic in daytime and colorful lights (on the other side) at night.
Favorite Dish: Sweet and sour prawns. The "sweet" was less sweet than in most Cantonese dishes; the "sour" was less sour and more spicy. With steamed rice -- and complimentary appetizers -- it made a splendid meal.
Written Feb 24, 2006
Address: 27 Phan Boi Chau St
Hoi An today must look much as it did a half century and more ago. Few new buildings have been erected in the town; much French architecture and many Chinese temples survive from the colonial period,...
Hoi An is a coastal city in central Vietnam to the South China Sea. The city is located in the province of Quang Nam and has about 25,000 inhabitants. The former harbor town of the Champa people at......
I only stayed one night in Hoi An. This is a small town. I got cheated at the sugar cane juice stall beside the river. I paid US1 for a glass of sugar cane, where afterwards I checked out I can have...
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