Hoi An — Places to eat
Yellow lanes at lantern time, candles on the river.
- Bánh Mì Phượng — The Hội An bánh mì; sit inside and order to dodge the line
- Madam Khánh – The Bánh Mì Queen — When Phượng's line is long, come here; the 'Bánh Mì Queen' with her own sauce
- Morning Glory Original — Cao lầu, white rose dumplings and the rest of Hội An's dishes in one place
- White Rose Restaurant — The family that makes most of Hội An's white rose dumplings
- Phố Xưa — Phở and bún chả popular with travellers; the line moves fast
- Miss Ly Cafeteria — Open since 1993; fried wontons and cao lầu for dinner
- Cơm Gà Bà Buội — Hội An chicken rice: turmeric rice and shredded chicken
- Cao Lầu Thanh — A morning noodle shop that sells only cao lầu
- Mì Quảng Ông Hai (Mr Hai) — A local mì Quảng stall; ₫45,000 a bowl
- Bale Well — Bánh xèo and skewers you roll yourself, by an old well
- La Plage, An Bàng Beach — Seafood on An Bàng Beach; sunbeds free with a meal
- Roving Chill House — Coconut coffee looking out over open rice fields
- Reaching Out Tea House — A silent teahouse where you order with wooden blocks
- Faifo Coffee — A rooftop over the Old Town's tiled roofs
- The Cargo Club — Cake and coffee on a river-view terrace as the lanterns come on
- Mango Mango — Mango pork salad and cocktails on a river terrace
- Mango Rooms — Latin-leaning fusion with sunset drinks on the balcony
- Nu Eatery — A tiny alley spot known for pork belly bao
- Vy's Market Restaurant — 150 Vietnamese dishes served in a market-stall setting
- Tam Tam Cafe & Restaurant Bar — French-leaning crepes and bar food, a long-time expat spot
- Cocobox — Juice bar and farm shop café in the Old Town
- Buttercup by Rosie's — Brunch in a leafy courtyard down an alley
- White Marble Wine Bar — Wine and dinner in a heritage house