Thìa Gỗ Restaurant Da Nang

A good restaurant and good value for money. I ordered two dishes. The goi cuon, full of juicy shrimp and nicely rolled with a peanut dip and the mushroom noodle salad which was a little disappointing. It was a good portion size but lacked flavour and needed liberal amounts of sauces to give it flavour. All in all a good meal, good value for money but a little disappointing.

Our first but repeating restaurant we go to. We arrived here after arriving in da nang, after we saw it was a Muslim friendly restaurant. Happy to say we were not disappointed at all! The food is really tasty and the pho is just to die for. Even the spring rolls were nice too and the fresh ones as well. The prices are affordable and not too wallet hungry. On weekends and dinner times expect a queue to wait outside, the atmosphere is very cozy and nice but just a bit cramped. The staff are friendly but during peak times they can be a bit rushed but that's quite understandable. Overall would definitely recommend for anyone who visits da nang to come eat here.

We’ve been there 3 times. All times were good. Loved the food, Vietnamese cuisine, atmosphere and people. Not too expensive, food is fresh and coconut & lemonades/juices are delicious! Thank you :)

Came by for a late lunch on a Saturday around 1:45 PM and had no trouble getting a table for four. We ordered prawn fried rice, garlic morning glory, beef brisket pho, fresh spring rolls (gỏi cuốn), and four drinks — all for around 400,000 VND. Good value for a solid Vietnamese meal. The food was decent — not mind-blowing, but tasty and satisfying. The pho had a nice broth, the fresh spring rolls were light and refreshing, and the morning glory was garlicky and well-cooked. Atmosphere was relaxed with a nice local feel, though it was a bit warm inside — stronger AC or fans would help. Overall, a good casual spot for lunch in Da Nang.

Located down an alley, I was able to visit before the renovations. It was at lunchtime and the place was packed. I ended up sharing a table near the bar. Staff are moving fast, flag down someone to order. I enjoyed the Bun Bo Hue which was amazing, and the beef spring rolls that were underwhelming and bland. I tried to come back later in the week to try another dish, but it was closed by then for the renos. Next time Im in Da Nang, I'll definitely be returning to try something else. Not a fan of having my beer in paper cups, perhaps that has changed.

Hi everyone, after seeing some mixed reviews here I decided to write my own as I usually do, my vietnamese wife and I live close to this restaurant walking distance, so we visited this place on two ocassions, in our views this place was great, above average comparing the price/location/type of food/quality, I tried Pho in many places across the world but for the price this pho was better sized, higher quality and very tasty, our meals were nice and clean, nothing out of the ordinary, everything was fresh and we were just fine after eating here 2 times, I must say we only tried Pho and the Banh xeo and a few drinks, also english friendly, I had Pho at some very expensive places but this one beat them all so far, for the price its 100% worth your effort to get here, hope this helps, staff members were fine and as helpful as other vietnamese restaurants, don't compare them to places in the west were people speak a lot and try to sweet talk you first, asian restaurants treat you differently and this is the culture here ! Just enjoy your Pho

Great call starting our food adventure in Da Nang. It did not disappoint and set the bar high! We went around 2pm on a weekday and got seated right away. It was our first time trying bánh xèo and it was so gigantic and good 😋 The spring roll sauce was also unforgettable. Can’t wait to come back!

We ordered almost everything off the menu - the only two dishes that we liked was the beef egg fried rice and veggie spring rolls. The pho and beef curry was mediocre. Fast service and good atmosphere! P.s. majority of dishes are Halal so that’s another bonus.