Bún Chả Cá Đà Nẵng

Small hole-in-the-wall family restaurant that serves good Vietnamese food. I was really happy with my special savory sticky rice (xôi đặc biệt) order. It differs from the normal savory sticky rice (xôi mặn) in that they give you a piece of fried chicken. The seasonings of the pate and braised pork were on point. The fried chicken was crispy, well-seasoned, and not dried. The pork floss was a bit salty and not sweet enough, but that's just my personal preference. Overall, this is a dish I would return here for. We also ordered the flagship Da Nang fish cake vermicelli (bún chả cá Đà Nẵng), which was pretty ok. The broth was sweet, salty, and not too heavy. There are plenty of fish cakes, both steamed and fried ones. The fermented shrimp paste (mắm ruốc) add-on was pretty authentic according to my Da Nang native girlfriend. This is also a good dish imo. One last note is that at this current state, this is more of a to-go restaurant than a dine-in one since they only have 2 small tables. We came here for lunch and the tables were empty, but this is something to consider if you're looking for a place to sit. All in all, good restaurant, I recommend trying at least once.

I saw there's a new coffee shop in town so I decided to check it out. The sign in the front is talking about a Vietnamese dish but when you walk inside, it's actually a very cute coffee shop! The menu is so vast and reminds me of Vietnam with that much variety. The prices are so affordable for drinks nowadays! One thing they do here that I don't see at other Vietnamese coffee shops is you can adjust the strength of your coffee! (light, med, dark,etc) That is a game changer because Vietnamese coffee can be very strong. You can also adjust the sweetness level and they do have non dairy milk alternatives too! Drink: 10/10 The salted coffee and salted coconut coffee were both good and to our liking. My husband's salted coffee was darker than mine because he asked for a stronger coffee level than me. Service: The worker was very nice and asked how we would like our coffee. Ambiance: Very cute interior with some tables and chairs. The parking can be difficult because there are popular rice cakes and rice rolls places next door. I might try their food next time. We will definitely be back for coffee!

found this place from tiktok yesterday & saw that it was down the street from me and had to check it out they offer a short menu of food and vietnamese coffee, originally came to try the matcha but she said matcha is not ready yet & will be in ~2 weeks the prices are pretty good compared to other places and since vietnamese coffee in general is SO STRONG, they have a sign that you have the option to choose if u want ur ca phe lighter or darker which is nice egg coffee: 5/5 salted coffee: 5/5 they do their coffee on the stronger side (u can see how dark it is) so i'd suggest asking for a lighter coffee to try out first! but still very good to me since i loooove strong coffee will come back to try the matcha & other coffees!

Came by on 7.10.25 around 8:10am. They're in a corner store of a small plaza with a small parking lot. They took over a tofu shop and just opened on 6.28.25, so it's a brand new coffee shop that I was excited to check out! The interior was clean & minimalistic, and the prices aren't too bad as well. I got: - Vietnamese coffee w/ cheese cream $6.50 The cheese cream is cheesy & creamy, unsalted, and I asked for dark/strong coffee (gotta get that strong since I'm viet!). Their coffee is strong but a bit bitter than Lee's viet coffee which is strong but sweet. I personally enjoyed this one! - Vietnamese coffee w/ salted cream $6.50 The salted cream on top was quite nice I also asked to get this dark/strong as well. It's a good one if you don't like sweet coffee with a little bit of saltiness. I really wanted to try their matcha einspanner but their matcha wasn't ready that early so maybe next time! They also sell other Vietnamese snacks like pickled veggies as well as your typical drinks (apple juice, milk, etc.). The person who took my order was nice as well. I hope to try more of their drinks & food next time!

Such a cute little shop tucked in the corner of the plaza (best bang for banh cuon and banh beo)! Super tiny parking lot and barely any street parking here. The shop looks new and took over what I think was once a travel agency - but it's been vacant for so long, I don't remember. But onto the present! Swung by around 8am and they were already opened. The interior was clean and aesthetically pleasing. The craze for Vietnamese coffee is booming again - and this cafe is no exception. There is a variety of coffee options and fairly priced between 6 and 6.5 for being a boutique coffee shop is the vibes I was getting. I was standing outside staring in and another customer mention he loves this place and the coffee is super strong. So I took him suggestion and ordered a classic iced coffee and it was smooth. Love that they used nugget ice and the coffee itself was creamy and not too sweet or bitter. It was definitely one of the better coffees I've had - reminds me of Orange County. They do take card/tap to pay or cash - which is great! It's a small place but there are a few tables inside. The menu shows you could also order some main dishes like Bun Cha Ca or Cam Co Chien Gion. Wishing this cute shop all the success! Definitely book marking for future stops for strong coffee. Ps. The front of the store sign said Bun Cha Ca De Nang - but the interior signs all show It's My Coffee

Boba craze is here to stayed and there's an endless list of boba cafes to choose from situated in a tiny business lot is where we came upon this secluded Vietnamese coffee shop hidden way from street traffic and can be missed. On a hot Wednesday afternoon Bro and I were dying for a cool refreshing Vietnamese iced coffee. We were greeted very warmly by the staff and our drinks were ready in a matter of a few minutes. I chose kem cà phê (coffee cream) Bro had the cà phê trung (egg coffee) both 50% less sweetness regular ice not too sweet has a nice favorable aroma. Prices extremely reasonable if not cheaper than it's competitors. Would highly recommend best to come by early on a weekday rather than on a weekend less traffic less hassle. By the way they do have appertizers/snacks, but it was so hot day would rather have something to drink than eat. Be nice if they had outdoor seating that be a real plus.