The Old Days - Restaurant & Bar — Restaurant in Hội An

We have visited this restaurant a number of times over the years, but we did not have a recent good experience. The local cooked food is excellent, however the two problems we faced was 1. The cocktails did not seem to contain alcohol and 2. we ordered a pizza along with the rest of our order. The locally cooked food came out in 15 mins, but the pizza took a hour and 20 mins and was mainly cold when it arrived. They clearly knew there was a problem as they brought out chips, but if they just said that pizza's were delays we would have ordered something else. My daughter was starving (and stressed) so half ate it, but they then tried to add this to the bill, which we had already paid. While the food was good, don't order cocktails and don't order pizza. I hope they...

The food here was so delicious that the family came to eat here twice! The staff are friendly, helpful, and attentive. The food was full of flavour and - seriously - try the fried vegetarian spring rolls. We've been here 11 days and they're the best we had.

The venue is also a great place for a drink and to people watch. Despite the rain we've been warm and dry and the food came out hot.

Try the Sakura Hoian cocktail - sharp with a sweet front and a sour end, but just right for an evening tipple.

Although the dishes may be a tad smaller than what you've had at other restaurants, they are still very shareable and you'll be fighting over who gets the last piece because it tastes so good!

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The main course was a major disappointed. Ordered fried noodles with beef and vegetables, and got the most boring dish with "just that". My wife's Hoi An Chicken rice was no better, even a bit worse, as the chicken didn't look like any chicken we've ever seen. Considering the price, avoid this restaurant, any trolley at the side of the road is better.

As a sidenote; the spring rolls we had for a starter were ok, and the scenery was nice, which was why we chose the place. If we only knew they didn't know...