Food & Restaurants in Da Lat

Da Lat is home to numerous eateries that cater to the diverse tourists who come from all backgrounds and origins. These restaurants serve a variety of cuisines, including Da Lat food from the local Lamdong province, central and southern Vietnamese dishes, and a good number of eateries, bars, and restaurants with a European or French influence that can accommodate any taste or budget.

Chocolate restaurant. Situated on a street with a lot of other dining options (Truong Cong Dinh St.). The decor is not beautiful, but the food is delicious and reasonably priced! If you enjoy Vietnamese or Western cuisine and are weary of eating on the streets but don’t want to go bankrupt, you should definitely check it out. decent pizza View the promotions.

Backpackers Tourists’ Cafe 61- 3 thang 2 Street, F 1, Dalat. TEL: 0903640643- Excellent cuisine at a reasonable cost with lovely decoration. The staff is knowledgeable about the area around Dalat and speaks excellent English.

Nhat Lien– 17 Huynh Thuc Khang, P.4, Da Lat. TEL: 063 382 1126 (or +84 63 382 1126). EMAIL: [email protected]. Open until 9PM. Vegetarian restaurant. Although the menu has some English items, the food served there is predominantly Vietnamese. The proprietor can help you out even though the servers don’t speak much English. There are two dining areas: the more modern, sophisticated section and the older, original cafe area. Live music is sometimes played there. Just walk 5 minutes west from Crazy House until you see their large green sign and some statues in front of them. They are situated on the same street as the Crazy House (see things to do above). excellent service and cuisine.

V Cafe– 1/1 Bui Thi Xuan, Dalat, Tel (84) (63) 352 0215- Open daily from 7:00 to 22:30. Live music, as well as international cuisine.

Dalat (Central) Market / Chợ Đà Lạt, center of town. Open every day till the early evening. fresh vegetables and fruits. A vibrant, consistently busy vegetable restaurant that serves top-notch soups is located close to the entrance. On the second level, a modest vegetarian food stand is located in a corner.

Dalat Palace Golf Club, No.1 Phu Dong Thien Vuong Street, Dalat. Tel: (+84 63) 3821 201 – Cafe, Pro Shop and Clubhouse, open daily from 6 a.m. until about 8PM. The Pro Shop has what you need if you haven’t had Mexican or Western food in a while and are yearning quesadillas or tacos.

Cafe de la Poste (No More , Right now is NAMA bank) No. 12 Tran Phu Street, Tel. (063)825 777, part of the Dalat Du Parc and Dalat Palace compound, Offering a large variety of traditional dishes and fast food favorites, excellent service, inexpensive French and Western Country Style cuisine, refreshing beer, and an extensive wine list in addition to their well-known fresh Dalat fruit juices. Friendly workers that speak English provide excellent service.

Le Rabelais, Aside from upscale restaurants in Hanoi or Saigon, the French Fine Dining Restaurant at Dalat Palace Hotel 12, Tran Phu Street, offers one of the best fine dining experiences. Each year, tourists come here solely to enjoy the exceptional fine dining experience with French and Vietnamese influences. recipient of various awards and honors from around the world. This is the location in town for that fancy birthday, anniversary, or special time in life because of the excellent service, elegance, and decidedly old-fashioned with class and style.

Larry’s Bar – The late American billionaire, philanthropist, and controversial bon vivant Larry Hillblom opened a bar at No.12 Tran Phu Street in the Dalat Palace Hotel. It has the best pizza east of the Mekong River and beyond, a unique colonial-outback bar atmosphere, and great music (live performances on Friday and Saturday evenings). The welcoming staff has been working there for years and is familiar with each customer’s name and preferred beverage. One of the few watering establishments in town that stays open beyond midnight with kitchen service.

Nam Giao Cafe No. 4C Chu Van An street, tel: 0633822875, 15′ walking from Xuan Huong Lake, 10′ walking from “Dinh Bao Dai” (Bao Dai’s Summer Palace #2)), well known for “Bún Bò” and “Mì Quảng”, the traditional noodle that Vietnamese often have for breakfast. Price: 12,000-45,000 VND. 7AM-10PM.

Peace Café – Some of the cheapest meals in Dalat may be found at Peace Café, which is near to Peace Hotel 1. The menu includes a wide range of options.
Sunshine Town (Ap Anh Sang) offers traditional dishes at reasonable prices in a pleasant setting outside the city.
Âu Lạc, Bui Thi Xuan Street, offers good vegetarian food.

Việt Mỹ CaFé No. 9A Le Dai Hanh) which serves both local and western cuisine and has a wide variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Small and tidy setting with a view of the city gardens. Either eat outside while taking in the bustle of DaLat’s streets, or enjoy some lovely indoor dining. Owner is fluent in English.

Vinh LoiLê Quý Đôn St. is crowded with locals for both lunch and evening and offers fairly conventional regional dishes at affordable costs. Try the hot milk (7000 dong) from the crowded stall close to the left of the restaurant in the evening.
IndiaGate Indian Restaurant, 19 Đường Bùi Thị Xuân, Phường 2 Thành phố Đà Lạt Lam Dong Province, Vietnam, 0263 3677 779. 10.00 AM – 11.00 PM. Authentically traditional Indian restaurant in Dalat, Vietnam, serves delectable cuisine from the south and north of India made with ground aromatic spices and fresh herbs.