Vy's Market Restaurant

Such a treat to someone who loves food. We ordered clamp curry and sea food fried rice as our main course. I must say, we were not disappointed. This has to be one of the best curries, we have tasted. The sea food fried rice was delicious as well. The service was exceptional. I highly recommend you all to try this place out.

We’ve enjoyed our food, very friendly service, pretty surroundings. Great place to eat on a hot day. We’ve opted for the vegan menu as there were many options available. The eggplant was delicious, full of flavour, fried to perfection! The noodles with tofu and turmeric were also tasty, as well as the tofu “omelette”. Totally recommend this place for vegans 👌😊 The gift shop also had some nice things.

We returned here after 6 years and the food is still very good. Vy’s menu is made up of many different Vietnamese dishes. We ordered shrimp with glass noodles, eggplant, crystal rose dumplings and cao lau, vegetable rice rolls. The eggplant was our favorite dish. We made reservations and the place was very popular and crowds when we arrived at 6:30. Things the place to go if you would like to try many different dishes in one place.

Love the restaurant concept! Restaurant is organized kind of like a food court, with sections cooking different dishes and styles. However, you sit down, order anything from the large menu, and have everything brought to you at once. Great vegan section, by the way. The eggplant and stir fry morning glory were delicious.

Wonderful location. Clean and welcoming. Food was incredible. We ended up going there two days in a row and I plan on going again tonight for dinner and then for one more bahn mi before we leave tomorrow

I ordered a pineapple juice and drank almost all of it, only to discover a fly at the bottom of the glass. This was extremely upsetting and raised serious concerns about the restaurant’s hygiene. When I showed it to the staff, they just took the juice away without saying a word. I was left sitting there, confused and unsure what was happening. A few minutes later, a staff member came back with two slices of watermelon and offered a brief apology but by then, my mood was already ruined. Later, I brought this up with the restaurant manager. He did apologize and waived the charge for the pineapple juice and a small bottle of water. But honestly, his apology felt insincere, as like saying, “I already gave you a refund, what more do you want?” I have no clue how he going to improve the hygiene matter. I chose this restaurant because I saw many positive reviews online about the “Morning Glory” brand in Hanoi. Since I could afford it, I decided to give it a try. But overall, the experience didn’t live up to the reputation. The food was just average, and the hygiene clearly failed. The environment was average, but overall I was very disappointed, especially with the hygiene matter.

Visited Hoi An for four days and was a little hesitant about doing a cooking class with such little time to explore. We were recommended to take a cooking class through Vy’s and it was amazing. The bike tour and cooking class is the best option. You get to stop by a market, a local farm, and some other things along the way. Our guide Bon was very fun and made sure everyone was given equal opportunities to try different things throughout the tour. The hands on experience is amazing and the food is some of the best I’ve had. Definitely try the bike tour, but even the basic cooking class would be worth every penny.

This place is kinda like a food hall but you place your order at your table with a waiter/waitress. This place has a lot of variety, including western cuisine like burger and fries. It is slightly higher price so it definitely is aimed at tourists. The food is good, but not something you can't find anywhere else.