Paradiso Restaurant — Restaurant in Phú Quốc

The rudeness of this restaurant begins the moment you accidentally arrive at the place, since it is the only access to the east zone of the beach.

(1) The security guard tells you that the apartment is free. LYING

(2) We wanted to look for some sun hamacks, but if you try to go to the beach, they immediately force you to consume. At exorbitant prices.

(3) The manager comes in a very unrespectful manner to say that we have to leave because it is private property. When in Vietnam, the beach is a public place.

(4) If it is true that it is his property, the owner should explain why the place is so extremely dirty and there is a syringe in the sand. Disgusting and dangerous.

(5) We just walked away for fear that they would do something to the bike, considering that attitude.

You should avoid going to these places so as not to incentive such harmful behavior. Kindness and respect must always come first. There are many more friendly places in the area that deserve our consumption.

Considering that we will be consuming food and drinking for sure, manners matter. Vietnam is an incredible country where in many places they help tourists and are friendly without seeing them as a cash cow, as happens in other Southeast...

I wouldn't recommend this place. Initially we thought the 100k vnd price for a sun bed and towel was a bit much, but we went head and rented a pair of sun beds anyway since you can't be there and not rent/buy anything. We got 2 beers for 110k which was not so bad on top of having paid for the sun beds and towels. It rained at one point and we had to run inside. We asked them to replace the towels once it was sunny again. First, they refused to do so by saying that they ran out of towels. Then, the foreign manager said that it cost them 50k/towel so they couldn't replace them for free. Mind you we're Vietnamese. 50k for a towel is an absurd price unless you buy a brand new one from the store. The towels weren't even that clean to be begin with. They said we should have brought the towels in when it started raining, but nobody told us prior to do that. After some back and forth, the foreigner manager told us she would give us new towels because she "didn't want to argue." They were quick to take our money but weren't so quick with accommodations. For how run down or "rustic" this place is, they're charging above...

WORST experience in Vietnam.

It all starts with you accidentally arriving at this place because it seems like there is no other way to enter the beach. (And they probably make it seem like that on purpose).

As soon as we walked in we were yelled at that we have to pay or leave because it’s a private beach. Funnily enough that’s not a thing in Vietnam. But sadly we agreed to stay and have some breakfast and it didn’t stop there.

The atmosphere was bad the whole time and they really just try to get money out of you wherever they can. There is a lady who’s solely job it was to hunt down people who dare to touch a beach chair and demand money from them. The food is SO overpriced!!! And really not that good. And they for some reason denied to make a drink without ice??

I can just say that all the bad reviews are true and I really don’t understand why people would voluntarily go here. I think we should not support this kind of behaviour.

There are a lot of very nice places in Vietnam with people who actually care for their costumers and make excellent food. This place is NOT...