Dong Vui Food Court

Came for Christmas lunch as a family of 4 travelling from Australia 🇦🇺 Our 1st Christmas lunch away from Australia and we ended up here because our resort up the road wasn't offering anything special. So a seafood feast it was. We thoroughly enjoyed the food, service and atmosphere all comfortable and good We would not eat what we did at home for the price we paid. $122 AU For oysters,mussels,Prawns, scallops, clams, 2 x whole fish, rice salad Fresh Spring rolls, kids shared a pizza, plus dessert for kids , drinks including 🍸 cocktail

Came across the food court when searching for Arpi Thai. To my surprise it was busy compared to the restaurants down the road. Mainly western people sitting eating, drinking, socialising. Great choice of cuisines, fans to use as it does get a little warm, quick fast service from food vendors, cleaners whom always have a smile. Fast service at the bar and a great varied choice of drinks including some craft beer. Been twice now and will come back Christmas day for seafood.

We came to eat here 3 times whilst visiting Mui Ne. The service, food and drink was all amazing. The tacos from the Mexican stand were brilliant and very reasonably priced. We also tried food from the tapas stand (a seafood paella), the burger hut, the pizza stand, and the hot stone. All the food was brilliant. The pizza was the best we’ve had in two months travelling South East Asia. The hot sone was a fun idea too! I’ve attached pictures. My partner also has a peanut allergy, which every stall catered to. The bar menu is extensive with a large list of wines, which were all reasonably priced and some of the cheapest imported wines we’ve seen in Asia. Both imported red and white wines, as well as the beers were great. I was surprised to see reviews saying the venue to be dirty, as we found it to be spotless. Staff come and clear your plates and empty glasses away very quickly- which we liked! The only thing I can fault was the ambiguity in the closing times for some of the food stalls. As online the closing time states 11pm, but we found some stalls stopped serving food at 9pm (this was on a Friday night). Again not a massive issue, just make sure you arrive in the early evening to avoid any disappointment! Also you must pay for the pool table (20,000 for 30 mins) AND leave a deposit (they said this could be a pair of keys or an item). We haven’t encountered this at all in Asia, but again not a massive issue and it’s understandable! I suppose it stops people from hogging the table for too long! Judging by some of the inconsistency in the reviews, your experience here will depend on your personal likes and interests/ the types of food stalls you visit/ which wines you buy. We personally thought there was something for everyone and enjoyed everything!

We were lucky enough to be staying pretty much across from Dong vui and went there 5 times in our three days!! There is plenty of choice for breakfast, lunch and dinner and with its chilled vibe, good food and very reasonable prices (£1 beer) we didn’t want to go anywhere else. We introduced it to friends on two occasions and they loved it too! The staff were very friendly and made sure you were happy. I ordered a veggie banh xeo on the first day, when it arrived we were unsure if it had meat in it but she reassured us and even asked the manager to explain this and make sure we understood with the language barrier. I really appreciated this and it is the only place so far that I have eaten fake meat rather than just tofu so great for veggies. I would say if I were to order again I would ask for it to be extra crispy as I found it slightly doughy. My friend later got the paella from here and loved it. My boyfriend and I ordered from the Indian two nights in a row because it was so delicious. I’m not usually one to rave about an Indian curry but this really was the best I’d tasted. We came for breakfast twice and I was impressed with the variety. I opted for the op la twice and the eggs were cooked to perfection. I only wish we were staying longer so that we could have tried more of the food. Definitely recommend.

The food court is probably the best place in Mui Ne to enjoy a delicious meal. There’s a great variety of cuisines—chicken, steak, seafood, Indian, Mexican, and more. Everything is tasty and affordable. Just be prepared for a longer wait in the evening. Overall, it’s a fantastic spot, and I highly recommend it!

A really nice and chill place for dinner. A good selection of cuisines. My favourite were the seafood place, Thai and Mexican. Their tacos with steak beef are to die for. Beer is cheap and have a good selection of reasonably priced cocktails which were quite good, too.

Great place in Mui Ne with a good selection of cuisines and a bar. I eat here twice and had the Indian curry and the paella which were both freshly cooked to order and really nice and at a great price. Nice place to have dinner and undercover if it rains too. Would recommend.

The hot stone flame grill that is in the back right is the best spot ever!! Most delicious food, and best presentation of a meal I’ve ever experienced. I got the shrimp and veggies, he brought them over with grilling tongs, garlic, salt, spices, and a flaming hot grill. Got to cook it all up exactly how I liked, and it was a lot of fun. He came over half way to check It was going well which felt really sweet. High quality and delicious seafood, and very reasonably priced. Would definitely recommend that stall. Incredible experience