We were guests of the owner’s husband, Nathan, who had great insights into the city and the origins of this restaurant. The food was unique and excellent with multiple courses of its specialties (spring rolls, rice, meat dishes and seafood entrees).

Stumbled across this place while en route to one of the top five spots, which was empty, so we came back here as it looked pretty busy. No regrets! Friendly staff, great food (white rose dumplings and prawn wontons were v good👍🏼) and a good...price. Looking to go back again before we leave Hoi An. P.S I know you will, but ignore Felcity’s review below - what a waste of her time.More

Didn’t eat - stopped in front of the cafe to reposition my sleeping baby In her pram and give a biscuit to my toddler. I was approached and asked if I wanted a table I said I was just stopping for 2 seconds and she...literally shoo-d me away. Food might be good however the staff are so rude - loads of amazing places to eat in Hoi an - I would suggest you try somewhere else. Vietnamese people are the most lovely people we have met on our 3 month trip and happily the staff here are an exception to the wonderful people we have met.More

Absolutely amazing food in an idyllic location. The menu isn’t overwhelming big but outlines all of Hoi An’s Specialties. We order the pork and shrimp wontons, the pork fresh spring rolls, the fish in banana leaf and the cao Lau. All were beyond delicious. Would...highly remcommend!More

This place was recommended by a friend, the food was delicious. The white rose dumplings were especially good as was the cua Lau which is a must try

Cosy restaurant. Well presented food. We tried a couple of local Hoi An dishes and the papaya salad. All delicious.

Was recommended to eat here from a friend who visited Miss Ly 10 years ago!! We were superbly impressed.