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Hoi An

Hoi An (Vietnamese: Hội An) is a beautiful city in Vietnam about 30 km to the south of Da Nang. The Old Town of Hoi An is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hoi An is also commonly used as the base for half-day trips to a cluster of abandoned and partially ruins of My Son, another UNESCO World Heritage Site in the west of the Central Highlands.

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Eat
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6 places match

  1. Eat

    Central Market

    Hoi An Market (Chợ Hội An)

    Has a food court with several stands serving Hoi An specialities and typical Vietnamese food like pho, and spring rolls. It has a few stands catering to tourists with English-speaking staff and menus, and stands catering mostly to Vietnamese which serve rice and side dishes.

  2. Buy

    Night Market

    Selling what night markets sell, overpriced finger food and local handiwork.

  3. Eat

    Red Bridge Restaurant & Cooking School

    Next to the Thu Bon River within 2 acres of tropical gardens. Offers a wide range of Vietnamese Food, in an open air restaurant. Cooking Classes begin around 08:00 at the Hai Scout Cafe for an Italian-style coffee then a tour of the market to shop for fruit & veg. Booking for dinner is essential. They sometimes close early if there are no customers. They offer cocktails as well as the usual beers and a wine list.

    Closed · opens 10 am

  4. Buy

    Central Market

    Produce and other stuff. Beware of the more touristy prices.

  5. Buy

    Morning Market

    Produce, fish, and meat at local prices.