The Hoi An specialties are very well done. Three dishes stand out - White Rose, Cao Lao and Fried Dumpling. Small and family run. Something to return to. Cheaper than most maybe because of its location.

We dined here for lunch. The atmosphere was great and the staff was attentive. We found the pricing a little on the expensive side for our budget, compared to other Vietnamese restaurants. Beer was also a little more expensive than other establishments (ex: 1 Saigon Beer Bottle = 25,000VND). However, we really enjoyed the flavors, ingredients and freshness of the... More

We only came here on our last night and immediately wished we had gone here earlier. The food was delicious, try the pork spring rolls, and the service really friendly. So much better than many other restaurants being ranked at a similar level on TA (I'm looking at you Streets).

The food was absolutely fresh and the presentation was excellent. The meals we had were the tasteing menu and we went back for more the following night and the next night. Just what we expected of Vietnamese food. Lots of fresh ingredients and friendly service. Over the 3 nights we dined there we tried many of the dishes and all... More

small place but nice food... worth a try if you're there

Went here on the strength of the TA reviews. The food was actually quite good, and we enjoyed sharing each others' meals. BUT both of us had the trots the next morning. In fact my wife was woken up it and spent the early hours in the bathroom. We tried finding another reason for the mutual gastro attacks but had... More

We visited only once on the 13th may and totally enjoyed the food and the ambiance. Have recommended others to go here.

Delicious fresh food, busy atmosphere, we enjoyed the ambiance and attention from the owner and wait staff. No credit card facilities.

We really enjoyed the tasting menu which was samples of local delicacies and explained really well by the American owner (with his Vietnamese wife)