Hoi An Delicious Restaurants and Recommended Dishes in Hoi An

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Delicious restaurants and recommended dishes in Hoi An http://www.hotsia.com > Hoi An > Delicious restaurants and recommended dishes in Hoi An Mr.Hotsia trip to Hoi An city, Quang Nam province, Vietnam Recommended delicious food in Hoi An Visit Hoi An dessert making houses Nightlife in Hoi An Getting to Hoi An Visit Cam Kim island Visit My Son Various types of Vietnamese boats Visit old houses in Hoi An Japanese Bridge in Hoi An Hotels and accommodations in Hoi An Hoi An mini Street Delicious chicken rice

Mr.Hotsia recommends hotels in Hoi An Vietnamese people eat rice like Thai people. Their food mainly includes fish, stir-fry, and soups similar to Thai cuisine, so I never went hungry while traveling in Hoi An, Vietnam. Restaurants in Hoi An offer home-style made-to-order dishes, but stir-fried basil chicken with fried egg is not available here. Importantly, food here is much cheaper than in Laos, more than half the price, and possibly cheaper than in Thailand. So you can eat well and save money for sure. Let's talk about must-try foods when visiting Hoi An. First is

It's like dry noodle soup with a little broth sold near the riverside by the Japanese Bridge at night. There are four or five shops lined up. Hoi An noodle soup is truly delicious, not just polite praise. Although it's sold all over Hoi An, my favorite place is near the Japanese Bridge at night. It suits my taste perfectly (map coordinates of my favorite noodle soup shop). The next recommended Vietnamese dish is here. This shop opens in the afternoon.

At night, Vietnamese people fill the shop and stand in line. I went in the afternoon and saw them shaping white rose-shaped desserts. I watched the making process and enjoyed the delicious food that really pleased me. Another delicious item here is the "Vietnamese pizza" — I don't know the Vietnamese name but it looks like pizza. Very tasty. "Vietnamese egg skillet" is also great. Unfortunately, on the day I filmed and ate, thick clouds prevented my camera's GPS from working. This shop is located in an alley where locals eat breakfast.

If I remember correctly, the shop is around these coordinates. Try clicking the Hoi An map at this location. This shop is special because their egg skillet offers many toppings. They add some kind of stew that tastes really good. When eating, dipping French bread is the best. Another main dish I eat almost every day is chicken rice. "Ghem ga" means rice and chicken. This dish is very delicious, partly because Vietnamese raise ducks and chickens at home, making the chicken tasty. The ghem ga shop I recommend is

The shop on the map coordinates. Remember, when ordering food in Vietnam, if you don't want MSG, say "khong" which means no. "Mi chin" means MSG. After a full meal, let me recommend some desserts. The shop is located in the fresh market area, the dry food section (see the map for this shop). All desserts here are delicious. I can recommend everything. I tried two or three kinds and found they definitely suit Thai tastes, especially Vietnamese sweet mung bean pudding, which is fragrant, sweet, and not overly sugary, just how I like it.

From desserts, I recommend a good coffee shop. This shop is near the fresh market, a prime location where you can see Vietnamese people coming and going from the market. You can watch how motorbikes carry goods in front of the market. What I really want to see is motorbikes carrying whole pigs, but I haven't seen that yet. I have seen everything else. Sit and enjoy Vietnamese coffee while watching the market scene after shopping. One thing I must mention is "Banh Chung Banh Day". Anyone visiting and staying in Hoi An will surely hear this sound.

The Banh Chung and Banh Day sellers roam all day and night, making many wonder what these foods look like. Some never get to see them. Mr.Hotsia waited and finally revealed the secret of Banh Chung Banh Day. It's a motorbike with a loudspeaker announcing sales. At the back, there's a foam box holding hot Banh Chung and Banh Day. They are inexpensive. I bought some to try; they taste similar to our zongzi. I'll end with the nighttime atmosphere of chilly Hoi An with a fresh beer glass and

5 baht in Hoi An, eat as much as you want. Recommended beer shops are located here on the map. There are many shops. Walk by and Vietnamese girls will invite you to sit and enjoy food and beer. These shops have a fair number of tourists and are safe. Prices are as listed on the menu, no price gouging. Mr.Hotsia January 2011 recommends hotels in Hoi An, eating white rose desserts which are very delicious, the first night I ate Hoi An noodle soup, revealing the secret of Banh Chung Banh Day, Vietnamese beer for 5 baht per glass. Watch this clip.

Vietnamese dessert shop in the market recommended by Mr.Hotsia 15 52 36.63 N, 108 19 32.393 E View location on earth at 15 52 36.138 N, 108 19 58.5 E Coffee shop recommended by me with a great view to watch Vietnamese people passing by 15 52 35.615 N, 108 19 57.432 E Vietnamese desserts in Hoi An market. Vietnamese egg skillet might be the original inspiration for Thai egg skillets because of its variety of toppings and very appetizing appearance 15 52 38.502 N, 108 19 38.117 E

Delicious shop I recommend. Visit in the afternoon to see them make the white rose dessert which is truly delicious. Vietnamese pizza is from the same shop above 15 52 42.036 N, 108 19 48.138 E Ghem Ga or Hoi An chicken rice 15 52 43.848 N, 108 19 43.026 E Hoi An fried dough snacks sold all over the old town 15 52 36.425 N, 108 19 33.954 E I recommend this Hoi An noodle soup shop 15 52 36.54 N, 108 19 33.066 E 15 52 36.54 N, 108 19 33.167 E Food area near Japanese Bridge in Hoi An

This dessert is not very tasty but people like it. Made with quail eggs and coconut milk 15 52 36.33 N, 108 19 32.537 E 15 52 36.282 N, 108 19 32.448 E 15 52 34.116 N, 108 19 41.346 E Black dessert I don't know and didn't try 15 52 43.968 N, 108 19 41.388 E Homemade dried noodles drying in alleys 15 52 35.892 N, 108 19 58.673 E Vietnamese coffee shop to watch Hoi An locals pass by. The dessert shop in the market is excellent. Vietnamese dessert shop I recommend 15 52 33.612 N, 108 19 59.094 E

15 52 35.316 N, 108 19 53.856 E Local food in the market. The bowl shown is delicious duck porridge. Dipping bread is very tasty. White rose is a popular dish, ready to eat after steaming. Mr.Hotsia is about to enjoy Vietnamese pizza. The fried dough seller smiles behind 15 52 43.872 N, 108 19 43.008 E I recommend this made-to-order restaurant, see 15 52 42.228 N, 108 19 46.458 E This dish is also delicious at Uncle Artist's shop. Try it but don't come late or it will be salty. Hoi An curry rice shop

15 52 42.336 N, 108 19 42.581 E Appearance of Banh Chung Banh Day 15 52 57.186 N, 108 19 37.956 E Beer shop selling by the glass 15 52 57.114 N, 108 19 37.644 E Fresh Beer Hoi An Would you like a glass of fresh beer in Hoi An? 15 52 57.125 N, 108 19 37.662 E The young lady selling fresh beer in Hoi An

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