Quan Thang Ancient House

We walked into this house as part of the tour of the city and the woman said “come back for dinner!” We did, and I can say it was one of the best meal we had in Vietnam so far! We tried all the typical dishes, the white rose, the wonton, and the cao lau. The white rose specifically were delicious!! Also, they are so so kind! Highly recommended ❤️

Interesting story with decent explanation - however, why does there need to be a store selling cheap touristic goods in the middle of the house? Quan Thang is watching. Shame!

Its a beautiful property. There is also a little family run restaurant which caters for amazing vegan food with dishes like the white rose the deep-fried wonton and the Callao noodles. It’s run by generation of women who all work in the kitchen and prepare the meals with so much passion and love simple dishes prepared with fresh ingredients really enjoyed my visit and the food. Would highly recommend for anyone who wants to try out some of the local dishes, especially if you’re vegetarian

Quan Thang House is an old merchant home at 77 Tran Phu Street, said to have been built about 300 years ago. However, this may be too early a date, given that several of the surrounding houses which have been reliably dated are much newer. For example, 65 Tran Phu dates from 1939, and 81 Tran Phu is from 1898. Corner houses on the same block do date from the 18th century—1767 for 47 Le Loi, and 1785 for 53 Tran Phu. Age aside, the home is an excellent example of typical Hoian style merchant architecture.

We have just had the most amazing and surreal experience. Having expressed that I wanted dumplings we googled a place and this came up. Little did we know what a treat we had in store! We arrived at one of the traditional houses that you can visit during the day, but seemed like a family home during the evening. The elderly gentleman at the door said if we wanted to eat to walk right to back to the kitchen but we were unsure if we'd walked into someone's family home. At the back of the house there were some tables with menus so we sat and ordered a few dishes, still a little unsure of maybe we were intruding on a family dinner as we were the only folk there. But the food came, and the dumplings, both white rose and fried wanton were some of the best we've had anywhere in Hoi An. The house is stunning and especially magical at night. Our experience was second to none with the family basically cooking specifically for us, and the prices are half that of other places in some cases. After our meal we went to thank them and they showed us some more of their home behind. What an amazing, genuine, delightful experience at Quan Thang house, I cannot believe this isn't one of the top five must-see places in Hoi An. Truly thankyou !

The real home made! Beautiful house, amazing food and even better the great attention of the family!! It’s a must! Not only for visit, if not for eat too!

We visited this ancient house as part of our tour, and the owner was incredibly kind and he shared a bit about his family. They also have a kitchen where they serve food. The deep-fried wontons I had here were the best I've ever tasted, so much so that we returned on both days of our stay in Hoi An! I also enjoyed their chicken rice and white rose dumplings, but I found the cao lau noodles and spring rolls to be just average. They serve fresh cold coconut water, which was refreshing. The staff was very kind and helpful. If you're in Hoi An, you absolutely must try their wontons! PS: You might need your ticket to visit this ancient house.

Nice small historical house. Good for a quick visit when in Hoi An. They also serve food at the back. Recommend trying the dumplings and noodles, vegan menu available. Friendly service.