Méw Secret — Restaurant in Hue City

First Visit (Afternoon/Drinks): Pleasant experience having a few beers.

Second Visit (Evening/Food): A complete disaster. • The Issue: Ordered "6 deep-fried chicken wings." What I received was perhaps two tiny wings, chopped into six pieces and pan-fried, a blatant bait and switch (clearly intentional misrepresentation). I immediately refused the dish as it was not what was ordered.

• The Service: Staff argued with me for 10 minutes instead of resolving the issue, insisting I had to pay for the dish I refused regardless if I ate it or not. Despite being the only customer, service was painfully inattentive, I had to ask multiple times for a simple drink.

• The "Resolution": Only offered a weak 10% discount on the grossly overpriced item I didn't want. They only took the dish back after I firmly stood my ground.

• The Final Insult: Instead of any gesture of goodwill for the horrible experience, they added a separate 8% VAT tax and rounded up the total (a classic tourist trap practice of hiding extra fees).

• Verdict: Felt completely scammed. Cannot trust the menu or the management. An overall dishonest and frustrating experience I...

WARNING : Diluted alcohol ! Do not go there !

Avoid at all cost, only 1 barman that took 30 minutes to get 6 cocktails done with max 10 clients in it, with me and my group of friends taking 2/3 of the amount of customers.

They did not give us our change when we came to pay. We gave 4000 VND more on the bill and only got 1000 back.

Moreover, they forgot some ingredients from our cocktails (we were close to the bartending area so we watched the whole things as the barman prepares our drinks) and when we ask to get them, they finally agrees to put the missing ingredients in our drinks, which we shouldn’t have asked in the first place.

Only thing to remember : 1 barman that doesn’t know the menu, poor experience and malicious practices.

Again... Avois...

Food came out cold even though it was supposed to be fresh off the grill as a BBQ. Lao sausage was nothing remotely like Lao sausage, and believe me, I've had the real thing in Laos. The staff had the nerve to tell me I just didn't know local food. They might even have been mocking me in English, "I'm full" while I hadn't said anything, just because I pushed aside my plate

All the sauces were westernized. Not a trace of authentic Asian food whatsoever. The only decent thing was non-Asian, my caipirinha. I asked for a free caiprinha or beer in recompense and they...