Da Nang Food tours

Located on the 36th floor, the top floor of the Novotel in Da Nang, this is an open-air club. The overall space is moderately sized, not particularly large. The atmosphere is excellent. The cocktail included in the package isn't really enough, so if you want to fully enjoy the ambiance, you'll definitely need to order additional drinks or beer at your own expense. Both tourists and Vietnamese locals come here, and it's clear everyone enjoys the atmosphere. If you're a very introverted person, you might feel out of place and probably leave after finishing your drink. You can go to the edge of the building to take photos of the Han River night view across the way, which is incredibly beautiful and charming. A special note: the entire club area allows smoking, so if you are sensitive to smoke, you really won't be able to stay for too long.

Super easy and affordable voucher redemption on Klook! The Debay Wine Cellar is a cool, historic spot to relax, sip some wine, and enjoy beautiful garden views. Worth a quick visit in Ba Na Hills!

There was a great selection of high-quality dishes, and everything was very delicious. The calm atmosphere allowed us to enjoy our meal in a relaxed manner. The staff were also very polite and attentive. Thank you very much, Hoa.

An amazing experience. I specifically choose this to experience the 360 degree Aero Bar to see the great view of Danang beach, lady buddha and it is fun! Definitely worth it!!! highly recommended!!

Paid 60,000 KRW per person, including one lobster. Since we made a reservation in advance, the food came out right away. It was great that we could enjoy free Hanoi beer, and ordering a variety of dishes was wonderful. However, the lobster was cold, so the texture was a bit disappointing ㅠㅠ It didn't meet our expectations, but the other dishes seemed to be freshly prepared. Koreans might think of a buffet as a wedding-hall style setup... but it's not. It's a system where you can freely and infinitely order individual items from the menu like a fast pass. Soju is sold separately (around 8,000 KRW). You couldn't even imagine this in Korea... I don't think it's expensive at all. Lastly, the staff service was... Top-notch service provided by a luxury hotel. It's on a completely different level. It was a thoroughly satisfying experience.

vito and clara was very nice and good speaking english,they took us to many different places to try very delicious vietnam food ,in my experience when vito asking me do i try banh mi and i say yes when were in hanoi and i said i dont like it cause bread is not fresh and meat and chewy,then they take us to one place to eat banh mi omg its so good bread is fresh made from the oven and meat crunch and juice that was my top rate for my food tour i do really recommended vito and clara for steet food tour in danang

We arrived a little before 2 PM, and when I told the staff about our reservation, we were immediately shown to our seats, making us the first to be seated. Although the selection of dishes and desserts is limited, being able to relax and enjoy afternoon tea in the hotel lobby for under 1000 yen is a great deal.

On the morning of the reservation, we were notified that due to an insufficient number of diners, the meal would be changed to a set menu instead. However, when we arrived, the restaurant had no record of our booking, and it took quite a while for them to confirm, indicating a gap in internal communication. Despite this, the atmosphere was wonderful—serene and comfortable, paired with stunning, unobstructed ocean views. The advantage of switching to a set menu was that there was no time limit; we enjoyed our meal from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, and we were even the only group of guests that day. We ordered the freshly made mango juice, which was fresh and sweet, and the afternoon tea pastries were quite exquisite, featuring both sweet and savory options. I felt the quality was excellent. During our meal, a Mandarin-speaking server checked in on our dining experience and chatted with us, which was very welcoming. Additionally, the infinity pool on the 27th floor is great for taking photos.

If I had to choose the best decision I made during my trip to Danang, it was definitely booking the 'Ao Dai Motorbike Tour.' Cruising through Danang's streets and night view—which I had previously only seen from behind the window of a Grab car—while riding on the back of a motorcycle and feeling the cool city breeze was an entirely different experience. When I went down to the hotel lobby at the scheduled time, a friendly rider dressed neatly in a traditional Vietnamese Ao Dai greeted me with a bright smile. Before setting off, they kindly and calmly went over everything from putting on a safety helmet to precautions while riding, which quickly turned my slight initial nervousness into a sense of relief. The riders' driving skills were truly veteran-level, providing a smooth and secure feeling throughout the tour. It was the ultimate experience that allowed me to take in Danang's breeze, nightlife, and connection with warm local riders all at once. If you are planning a trip to Danang, I highly recommend giving this a try.