Danang

Han River Bridge

Landmark204 m

bridge in Vietnam

Dragon River Bridge

Landmark1.3 km

bridge in Vietnam

Chi Lang Stadium

Culture941 m

stadium in Vietnam

Museum of Cham Sculpture

Museum1.4 km

museum in Da Nang, Vietnam

Da Nang Cathedral

Worship653 m

Cathedral of the Diocese of Da Nang

Thuận Phước Bridge

Landmark2.2 km

bridge in Vietnam

Tran Thi Ly Bridge

Landmark2.5 km

bridge in Vietnam

My Khe Beach

Nature2.3 km

Beach in Da Nang

Zone 5 Military Museum

Museum2.7 km

military museum in Da Nang, Vietnam

Tiên Sơn Bridge

Landmark4.3 km

bridge in Vietnam

Phú Hồng

RestaurantBib Gourmand₫359 m

You can smell the barbecue from a distance. Bún thịt nướng, or rice noodles with barbecue pork, is the must-try. Or go for barbecue with salad and rice paper – choose from pork, minced pork skewers, pork belly, and beef.

Ăn Thôi

RestaurantBib Gourmand₫432 m

A French colonial allure depicts this two-storey restaurant with a blue and yellow façade. A relaxed vibe and its convenient location near the Han River and Han Market make it a popular spot for a meal after shopping. The concise menu features outstanding bánh xèo, boasting crispy, golden pancakes stuffed with carrot, pork, shrimps and squid. Spot-on seasoning, divine aromas and very courteous front-of-house staff.

Bún Chả Cá Hờn

RestaurantBib Gourmand₫433 m

Bún chả cá (fishcake rice noodle soup) is pivotal to Da Nang food culture. Now run by the second generation, this hidden family-run gem has been serving the city’s favourite noodle soup for over 30 years. Its signature đặc biệt, or special, is topped with crabmeat as well as fried and poached fishcakes. You can also opt for a slice of mackerel or tuna as a topping. The tomato-based broth tastes sweet and mildly sour, with bamboo shoot overtones.

Bún Chả Cá 109

RestaurantBib Gourmand₫497 m

In business for over five decades, it is now run by the third-generation owner. The sign indicates the house speciality – bún chả cá, or fishcake noodle soup. Springy and flavoursome, their house-made deep-fried and steamed fishcakes deserve all the attention they get. But extra tuna, mackerel, crab cake and crab balls make the noodle soup even better. The broth is sweet with a hint of sourness, thanks to pineapple and tomatoes.

Shamballa

RestaurantBib Gourmand₫₫597 m

Named after a mystical paradise in Tibetan Buddhist tradition, Shamballa offers a serene vegetarian escape. Enter through an aged wooden door to discover Tibetan artefacts and a menu rooted in Vietnamese flavours and local techniques. The rooftop garden grows the herbs used in the dishes, and the terrace overlooks the Hàn River, which is stunning at night. Don't miss the woven noodles with piper lolot – a grilled vegan dish wrapped in fragrant local leaves.

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Bún Bò Huế Bà Thương

RestaurantBib Gourmand₫634 m

Bún bò Huế, a spicy soup from Huế, is famed for its rich lemongrass broth, tender beef and al dente vermicelli served with herbs and vegetables. For over 50 years this eatery has been delighting locals with tasty noodle soups, including sliced beef, pork knuckle and meatball options.

Bà Vui

RestaurantBib Gourmand₫1.0 km

Operated for over 40 years by Bà Vui, whose name it bears, this enduring local favourite keeps a tight focus, serving just two items: bún gà and xôi gà. The deeply flavoured clear chicken broth is lifted by light, refreshing acidity and a subtle touch of black pepper. Served warm, the sticky rice is topped with a mix of tender pulled chicken, pickled onions and a generous handful of fried shallots – and portion sizes are hearty and satisfying.

Mỳ Quảng Sứa Hồng Vân

RestaurantBib Gourmand₫1.0 km

Open from 6am-1pm, this no-frills shop is packed with people craving their fix of mì quảng. The flavoursome orange-red broth is made with shrimps, and you can top your noodles with a choice of quail egg, pork, shrimp, meatball or springy jelly fish.