Đảm Đang Kitchen Riverside Restaurant — Restaurant in Hội An

We'd originally planned to eat at the restaurant next door but thankfully my wife suggested that we should eat here instead....and what a great decision that was.

The location on the river was really peaceful and added to the calm setting.

There two other remarkable things about this restaurant one of which is the food. It was fresh and tasty with well sized portion and some dishes we'd not seen in other restaurants....oh and their Long Island Ice Tea cocktails were superb.

The second point of note was the excellent service. This like many excellent restaurants this is a family run business. Vie and his cousin who were front of house were warm friendly and above all made us feel almost like we were part of their family enjoying dinner at their home. We chatted a lot and his young son was a delight showing his prowess at counting to ten in English.

If you're in this part of Hoi An i highly recommend Chinh's restaurant and look forward to returning to it when we next visit this...

We drove by this place in the daytime and thought it would be beautiful at night. Several reviews said it is a romantic restaurant and it really is so. The atmosphere is special and anyone not from the tropics will love it. We had two different Shrimp dishes and both were perfect with great tasting sauces to go with very nice presentation. As others' had said the owner is really nice and we had a nice time talking after dinner and met her son's girlfriend as well. The restaurant is right on the river by the bridge coming from the Cue Bai Beach and would be a ten-minute ride from downtown. The prices are low and the food and service are memorable. We will be going back tomorrow as I left my wallet in my other pants at our Sea Star Homestay ( another great find) and the owner insisted that I come back in the morning rather than tonight, just like back...

Lovely little family restaurant on the river. The lady owner does not speak much English but was able to communicate very well with us (note to remember: we are in Vietnam and we cannot speak Vietnamese!) They food was great all cooked in view. We had vietnamese pancakes which she kindly showed us how to wrap and eat. The beef with lemongrass garlic and chilli was fantastic with fried rice to share. 4 beers a bottle of local wine and the food just over £15 (5250000VND) We should all be visiting even for drinks only. As tourists we must keep these little gems going. Would...