Nhà Hàng - Café Bích — Restaurant in Hội An

Prices are relatively low & there's an extensive menu with English & printed prices. Ambience is non existent but besides a certain charm it also keeps prices low. This is one of the few food places in Vietnam where I don't feel like I'm being ripped off.

Chicken rice: rice was fragrant & savoury & slightly sticky. The chicken was decent - slightly tough, cooked with black pepper & Maggi seasoning (or equivalent). It was accompanied with herbs, onion & lightly cooked tomato. Chili sauce on the side was good.

Papaya shake was decent. There were some unblended bits but there was lots of fruit. I didn't ask if the ice was made from purified water.

The lady speaks pretty...

After four days in Hoi An and sampling food in different places for lunch and dinner we finally got to have the best meal at this little gem. Ok looks are definitely not everything so don’t judge the book by the cover. I had the fried wantons with pork and shrimp, pork Cao Lau and morning glory. All delicious! Run by a mum and daughter team who work from 7 am to 10pm 7 days a week. The dad is there also but isn’t able to do much with his condition. You won’t be disappointed with the food here so go and support this lovely...

This local and quiet restaurant is, to me, the best restaurant in Hoi An. The family running this place is sweet and kind. The young lady speaks very good english, which is a plus. Don't expect anything fancy in the decoration, here is all about food. I spent a week in Hoi An and I ate every single day here. Their food is great. I tasted many Hoi An specialties and they are all delicious. I recommend to try the fried wonton, very light and not oily as it happens usually in Vietnam. I also had the best Cao Lau in Hoi An. Highly...