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Quan Dau Bac is a family-owned eatery that’s famous for its authentic yet affordable Vietnamese offerings. Just a two-minute walk from Japanese Covered Bridge, it’s a cramped and open-air restaurant with a number of low tables and chairs facing the bustling Phan Chu Trinh Street.

Its food menu is priced between VND 15,000 and VND 70,000, featuring Vietnamese entrees such as fried spring rolls, chicken soup, potato croquette, crispy mushrooms with eggs, and fried sausages. Great for a quick bite before exploring Hoi An Ancient Town, Quan Dau Bac’s signature dish is the bun dau mam tom, a Hoi An dish that’s served with fermented shrimp dipping sauce.

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Hoi An Silk Marina Resort & Spa 4.5/ 5
Essence Hoi An Hotel & Spa 4.7/ 5
Sunrise Premium Resort Hoi An 4.5/ 5
La Residencia Hotel & Spa 4.6/ 5
Hoi An Ancient House Village Resort and Spa 4.7/ 5
Almanity Hoi An Resort & Spa 4.6/ 5
Hoian Sincerity Hotel & Spa / 5
Vinh Hung Riverside Resort & Spa 4.4/ 5
Green Heaven Hoi An Resort and Spa 4.3/ 5
Vinh Hung Emerald Resort 4.6/ 5

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Also known as a Vietnamese Tasting Plate, its meatless variation (VND 20,000) consists of deep-fried tofu, rice noodles, cucumber, and fresh herbs. You can also enjoy it with steamed pork, beef, fish balls and mushrooms for an additional VND 15,000. Drinks-wise, Quan Dau Bac serves an array of soft drinks and local beers for only VND 15,000 though its freshly-made lemon juice and Vietnamese coffee are particularly popular amongst local diners.

As all food and drinks are made to order at Quan Dau Bac, service may be slightly slower than Hoi An’s more established restaurants. However, its English-speaking owners are very friendly and more than happy to share tips on where to go and what to do in Hoi An. Due to its affordable price range and close proximity to Hoi An Ancient Town, Quan Dau Bac is gaining popularity amongst budget-conscious tourists.