It's quite nice. Definitely go early morning as it gets hot and humid after 10am. Note that the 'entrance' is the actual lift 15k. The other 40k is some guide booklet with postcards, which you don't actually need since there are plenty of signs and maps boards once you get up. So unless you want the postcards, just ask for the lift ticket. The temples and caves are nice and overall it's a nice hike. Look out for local stores who will offer to park your bike for 'free' in exchange for buying something small. Only that they don't have anything 'small' you'll be looking to spend from 150k and up. Thus you have 2 options: a) accept the parking and see it as a way to support the local economy which has been hardly hit during the pandemic, or b) keep driving until you reach the designated visitors parking.

An excellent activity to do in/around Đà Nẵng. I have now been 3 times. It’s been fun to return with friends and family who come visit us. A few tips to plan your visit. If you can go first thing in morning for less crowds but being there at 12 was super cool to see the light come into the large cave in the back of the complex. It’s hot so bring hat and water but you will be able to buy drinks inside if you want. Would recommend good shoes (no flip flops) there are a lot of stairs and rocks to walk over and you don’t want to slip. You can walk up and down mountain but I recommend the extra cost to take elevator especially going up. Walking down is not that bad if you want to safe some money. This is good for all agree but could be hard for people with mobility issues.

I wanted to share with you my recent experience at Marble Mountain in Vietnam. It was truly an amazing experience with breathtaking views of the city and definitely worth a visit. When planning your trip to Marble Mountain, it is advisable to come prepared with suitable footwear and dry wick clothing as the temperature can get quite hot. The tour itself takes approximately one hour, during which you will be treated to beautiful views from the top as well as inside the cave. I highly recommend visiting Marble Mountain if you ever find yourself in Vietnam. The panoramic views and unique cave formations make it an unforgettable experience. Thank you for your attention, and I hope this information proves helpful in planning your future travels.

Amazing day out again crawling through caves and stairwells,lifts and pagodas . Get here as late as you can as ques are not long but some of the caves are shall we say cozy lol 🤣 fantastic day mind. Will take you 4 hours to look around the place thoroughly.

Beautiful place even if many trees were destroyed after the tropical storm. The lift was out of order so be ready to climb the mountains. Not recommended for children and elderly people as it might request too much effort especially with the heat. Otherwise it is worth the effort. If you come by bikes you will requested by stores owners to park beside their shops because they want you to buy souvenirs. If you don't want too just refuse and give them on your way back 5K for the parking.

Visited on a Thursday at 2pm in the afternoon, was not overly busy and didnt get pestered too much to buy anything from the locals. This place does require a certain level of fitness and sensible shoes. There are many stairs to climb even when you take the escalator. It can also be incredibly hot in the afternoon during summer dress accordingly. I felt the place was value for money if you like temples and beautiful views. Would recommend.

We were so glad we took the half day to visit and explore! It has incredible sites to see. The caves are amazing. Be prepared to climb up and down a lot of stairs, which was good for the heart too.

Very beautiful place to visit, highly recommended. Make sure you wear very comfortable shoes/sneakers, it’s lots of ups and downs. Also be aware of heat. I wore a short sleeve t shirt thought it was mandatory but I saw people wearing shorts and tank tops, so I guess you can wear whatever you want to. PS: WHEN BUYING THE TICKETS, THE TICKETS LADIES AT THE COUNTER WILL TRY TO CHARGE YOU MORE THAN THE MOUNTAIN AND THE LIFT TICKETS ADD SOME SORT OF POSTAL CARDS, I will attach a photo explaining this.

Take a step back in time! Give yourself at least 2 hours to explore. Wear comfortable walking shoes, and cover your knees and shoulders when visiting the temples. 15k for the elevator ride, free entrance if you walk up.

Really great scenic attraction. It'll probably be a bit crowded whenever you go, but it's not enough to hold you back from anything. Tickets for it all, including 1-way elevator ride will be 75k per person. If you're looking to see it all, be ready for mild exercise at least if you're not in great shape. You can see it all in about 1.5 hrs if you don't really stop for pictures, rest, or just to bask in the views. We spent about 2.5 hours and saw every bit of it at our own pace while taking photos everywhere. The highest peak is tucked away behind the seating area near the restrooms, and walking up it is like going up a steep Stairmaster. I recommend it. Be sure to go into all the pathways for the main cavern at the base; it's a whole different vibe down there.

Very beautiful. Wear comfortable shoes even if choosing elevator option as there are additional steps after elevator. ATM by entrance, cash payment only. Religious attire not necessary, and probably not the safest to wear a long skirt on all the stairs. Beware of people offering to take your photo or give you incense to burn as they will demand $$ afterwards. Just politely keep saying no and walking away. Lovely restaurant called SC restaurant and bar around the corner for some well earned lunch and a drink in the AC.

A beautiful mountain with lots of marble and temples/pagodas. The climb can be quite steep at certain areas. Elderly and pregnant women do take note not to climb alone. And I do not recommend to visit during or after rain, as the steps are full of marble which can be very slippery When wet. There are various caves with the buddha statues within, there are maps for the mountain at the ticketing area as well if you need it.

Worth a look. My wife loved it and I enjoyed it but there have been other places that I have liked more. The highest point has a really good view all round the area. Be aware that as you get close to the entrance there are people everywhere trying to get you to park at there place and expecting some money etc. We went to the ticket office just past the lift (is on Google maps) and didn't have to pay for parking. Overall worth a look if you have had enough of the beach and walking around.

The weather is a bit overcast and windy when we visited. However the beach still looks spectacular, overlooking the mountains. plenty of restaurants bars along the beaches. It’s even beautiful at night.

One of the most popular beaches in the world. Best views and they have the water games activities in the sea. In Love with this place...

Best beach of Da Nang with white sand and many places to go for drinks. Great!

I absolutely love this beach! The views are amazing, the water was really warm when I visited and I loved the waves. The beach chairs were super worth it as they only cost 40k per person. The downside is only that you’re allowed to swim only in certain areas and not everywhere. A tip is also to come early in the day as all the locals come to the beach after 16:00, so it gets really busy then but before that the beach is empty.

It's one of the best beaches in the city. It is full of life, energy, and colors. From morning to late at night it is full of people. The beach has an open-air restaurant, cafeterias, a live music restaurant, and a public washroom. It long stretched beach with white and clean sand. It has clear water and is one of the best places to get away from the city hustle.

This is a fabulous clean beach. Lifeguards on duty. Plenty of beds with umbrellas and nice cafe shops. We are here in June and it's fabulous. The sea is like a warm bath!!I was here last year in October and weather wasn't as good so a lot probably depends on weather. Easily one of the nicest beaches I visited in Asia.

A very beautiful and clean beach. Lounge chair and umbrella only 40K per person with free bike parking. You can order drinks and snacks too. Went in March and not many beach goers go during the day because it’s so hot, which means less crowds for you. Water is slightly chilly and rough but swimmable.

So beautiful a beach that one must visit on the trip to Danang. We got there when it was windy and rainy early in the morning, yet enjoyed the secluded beach.

Beautiful beach with soft sand. Definitely try and aim for sunrise as you’ll see many locals stretching/swimming at the wee hours in the morning. You can also rent a beach chair for around 40,000 VND with a fresh cold coconut 🥥🌴

If you like historical artefacts, this is the place to go. The Cham minority group were wiped out by Vietnamese after their leader was offered the hand of a princess, then using the pretext that she was not well treated, the Vietnamese invaded the Cham Kingdom, including destroying their residences and temples. Indeed a sad tale but one which is really common across many countries. The museum is clean and quiet, the artefacts are not all whole, some are just feet, head without body, headless, etc. Fascinating that the Cham people worshipped Shiva the destroyer. His shrine is everywhere as well as Parvathy, his wife. The strong Indian influence is evident in the sculptures. The museum is located directly across the tail of the dragon Bridge. Heaps of restaurants and cafes along the opposite street.

I loved it. Kids were bored. It's exactly what it says, an old school museum of ancient sculpture with small written plaques next to each saying what they are. As adults I found it interesting and helpful before we head to My Son, but it will not engage young kids for any length of time. It would be nice to see a bit more of the history of the Cham people used to contextualise the sculptures

Worse museum I've been. Hot, humid, no air-conditioning. Portable air cooler not functioning. Dull and dark inside. No food & drinks kiosk. Spent 2-3mins inside. That's it.

Extensive selection of sculptures. 60,000/person for entrance tickets. It’s an open space, no A/C, only a few fans here and there for visitors. A bit run-down, a bit hot for summer days. Great museum overall. Just needs better maintenance.

Unique museum related to Cham story. Unfortunately, like most of museums in Vietnam, both curatorial content and museology is very poor. Furthermore, there is no air-conditioning, lighting is off so it's quite difficult to really appreciate the story and the collection at its own value.

Beautiful exterior architecture and garden, and spectacular Cham sculpture that is displayed well; however, the automatic motion sensor lighting at times presented unwelcome shadows. Folk craft displays are in need of better curation. Entrance: US$2.50

Actually I was surprised how entertaining this museum was. A lot of sculptures of a very high quality, astonishing work from a civilization this old. And the price was quite cheap, too. You will not take too long to get through this, so it is a good option of you have some spare time.

Amazing cultural center, definitely worth to visit while staying in Da Nang. A fabulous collection of sculptures is on display, reflecting the interweaving and interplay of many cultural and religious symbols over the centuries. Stunningly detailed sandstone sculptures have survived, adding to the uniqueness of the exhibition.

A very good museum to show the artifacts for Cham Dynasty in the central Vietnam for about 2nd century to 13th century. They believe the Hinduism which is not popular nowaday in Vietnam. Suggest to vist the museum before My Son as it tells you more information you need to know there.

Great little museum, with an excellent collection of high quality Cham sculptures, oftentimes in remarkable good state of repair. Since the latest renovation the objects are very nicely presented, with lots of information about the different locations of Cham culture (My Son just one of them) and individual works. To put the argument about not enough information in English to rest I add a selection of the general information panels and those explaining particular objects. Lastly: the price for admission (January 2020) is 60k VND.

♿ Wheelchair-friendly place inside the Danang city. The car park entrance is not wheelchair accessible. Ask someone to help. Small area to travel and always keep someone to push your wheelchair.  Some Buildings are not wheelchair accessible but you can travel with someone's help. Big ramps were inside the building. Always travel with someone, who can help you. I really recommend it to wheelchair travelers. You have to spend full a day covering the museum. Always ask staff to help. Good toilets. Always use the google translate app to talk with them. Thanks

You can learn a lot about the lost Champ’s culture here. The stark contrast to the Vietnamese culture is easily recognizable with many motives and deities from the Hindu influence. In summer time, the air inside is hot during the day , thus early morning or late afternoon will be a better visit time. The museum can improve its exhibitions significantly by providing more interactive contents, for example VR or quizzes. I tried to use the automatic audio guide but failed due to a broken link. Connecting the exhibits points with the external sites and transportation services could be a good idea. An excursus about Vietnamese folklores and superstitions about the Champ culture could be also very interesting for the foreign visitors. The museum is concentrated on the sculptures and architecture in Champs culture alone, so many questions remain unanswered: how did the Champs offer their gods? How were their daily lives? How were there trading and relationships with one cultures? Because this museum is the only museum about the Champs culture, I feel these aspects of the Champs culture are sadly neglected. All in all, visiting the museum brought in me the reminiscent of long lost past and the melancholy of an once vibrant culture.

In Hue right in front a dragon bridge stands a museum. Take a time about one hour and half and see interesting champa history. Artefacts were moved from my son sanctuary.

A must experience of cultural exploration and historical flow into the blend of ancient culture of Hinduism influence in Vietnam. Very diverse presentation of sculptures of Indian deities and symbolisms that are significant to many sacred temples that you would see in India. And for those that understand the roots of Hinduism, you will see a clear examples rooted in Sanātana Dharma. There are many examples that reflect on the balance between the feminine and masculine energy in form and fashion. These visual reminders were created as a way for practitioners to focus on the devoted path to honor nature and the eternal way of the truth and light. Plan to spend about a solid one hour to fully flow through the museum. I was there for about two hours to spend time reading each placard. I am a traveling plant-based chef specializing in food science and flavorology. Check out my other reviews on Google Maps.

The beach is quite beautiful but when we visited it was forbidden to swim. The wind was strong and waves treacherous so it's understandable. There were no people and the area is full of unfinished hotels. There was one lifeguard on duty but he was sleeping. Maybe in the future it's worth going here but for now, we wasted our time driving down there looking for a less busy beach.

It was quite nice but a bit dirty. Quite picturesque and almost completely desserted when we went. However, there aren't many entrances to the beach as there's lots of resorts that block the access to the beach. The sand is soft and the water is lovely and blue.

This is the worst beach I have ever been to. It is full of garbage and abandoned unfinished hotels. No bars no restaurants. We had a real apocalypse feeling here...

Non Nuoc Beach in Da Nang turned out to be quite disappointing. Despite its reputation, the beach seemed overrated and lacking the expected charm. The atmosphere was oddly quiet, almost abandoned, and didn't offer the vibrant vibes we had anticipated. While it might be suitable for those seeking solitude, for others looking for a livelier beach experience, it fell short. Adding to the negative experience, we even came across a deceased snake, which raised concerns about the safety of the area. Given the underwhelming experience and the concerning sighting, I would recommend considering other beaches in Da Nang and skipping Non Nuoc Beach altogether.

This beach is really quiet with nothing there apart from a few old abandon boats and abit of rubbish. If you want to get a sun bed and have drinks and food STAY AT MY KHE BEACH!! Would be nice if you like walking down a quiet beach.

Dirty and abandoned, has alot of rubbish and ocean trash. The half built hotels make it feel very apocalyptic. Not worth the visit.

much needed some food and drinks. bay area is great.

Come for the view and leave with the memories. A nice way to spend an hour or so to wander around the temple grounds. The place is steeped in history and culture. When the weather is cool, the experience is enhanced many times over. A great way to start the tour of Vietnam.

Beautiful mountain, a quick getaway from the city with terrific scenery. The peninsula has a temple, a museum, many resorts, etc. It works well for all sorts of people. Must see place when you are in Danang

‍‘Monkey Mountain’ or ‘Sơn Trà Mountain’ located on Sơn Trà Peninsula overlook Da Nang bay. People on the east coast can see the enormous white statue called ’The Lady Buddha’ or ‘The Goddess of Mercy’ sitting on the tophill by the sea, in the ground of Linh Ung Pagoda Naughty monkeys and dogs are playing around in the area, so please be careful of your belongings The place is nice

A must to visit if you come to Vietnam! I am not the first person to say so, whatever my first or many times more coming to Son Tra, I always get full fresh & peaceful vibes. Such stunning view with mountain, city, sandy beach, rock and the Lady Buddha looking at our homeland and praying for everyone a good life 🙏

Such a nice, scenic escape from to the mountains 😊 Best part for me is the cool, fresh air and all the monkeys 🐒 The monkeys are pretty intense though, if you have any food be sure to hide it from them! Feeding the monkeys looks like it will be fun but keep in mind a couple things before doing so. Many monkeys die crossing the busy road trying to get food from humans, some monkeys get aggressive with each other and hurt the weaker ones stopping them from eating anything as well. If it's something you still really want to do just make sure you feed them nuts or fruits.. sugary/ processed food is terrible for the monkey's health! Otherwise just enjoy the views and nature watching 👀

Such a beautiful place. Well laid out with lots to see. Amazing flowers also. Toilet facilities are kept well. Well worth looking at

We had dinner on Thia Go a week ago... The place is impeccable, tidy, neat and in a really quiet area, so you can have a great chat! The attention is perfect!! Really well-spoken and amicable. The food, to be quite honest, we went to another restaurant the night before and for me it was better...However let's talk about Thia Go: - Rice: incredible, well seasoned and cooked, the meat is really good as well - Pho: good size and good flavor, as I mentioned I had better and in a zone nearby - Pancakes: great presentation and different from other places!! Unfortunately flavor is good but had better, lack of meat and a little bit more "batter" than meat On the overall don't get me wrong it is a good place!! I would recommend, just there is a better option that food was better executed.

This was so so so good!! One of the best bun Cha I ever had in my life. Portions are huge and the ingredients were just so fresh and delicious. Waiters here do speak excellent English (Tran, in particular) so they get your orders right. It’s quite touristy but frankly speaking, I’d rather choose this than to get in lost in translation. Very good price for the quality of food here 😀 Nice vibes here and they do tell you nicely if your over-order

This spot is NOT to be missed! The food was incredible and the service was even better. Our server, Tra gave amazing recommendations and answered any questions we had about the menu. She did it all with a smile too! Would absolutely recommend dining here and getting the pancake (Banh xeo) with shrimp!

The menu was in Vietnamese, Chinese, Korean and Japanese. Staff spoke decent English so did not have such a difficult time communicating. We ate outside and was pretty hot but we felt that it added more atmosphere! 😆 The staff there were very friendly and quick and getting what we requested. Although the banh xeo we ordered got mixed up with another customers and came rather late, it was definitely worth the wait. By the time it came we were already full so we would like to eat it one more time when we are fully hungry! If we have another opportunity to go during our stay here, we would make the effort to go to try other dishes!

The vibe here is awesome, and Tram's service is top-notch. The food? It’s delicious! If you're into authentic Vietnamese flavors, this spot is a must-visit. The whole package for a great dining experience!

The best banh xeo (with shrimps) I've had in Vietnam! And the largest one for sure. Ginger honey tea is very gingery, delicious and sweet! 🍯 Peaceful atmosphere, English is understood well, generous portions and tasty 👌👍

We've had dinner here and it was really good! We've ordered pho, fried noodles with Spring rolls (best spring rolls I've got so far) and oyster mushroom pie - everything was really really tasty! Our waiter, Tram, was kind and explained to us patiently how to mix the food, it was overall a very good experience, I recommend it!

We had spring rolls, fried morning glory, seafood fried rice and coconut coffee. All good 👍! Very pleased with our friendly server, Ms Bao Zhu who can speak Mandarin and English well. Thank you!

Tran was my waitress and she was so incredibly warm and friendly! As soon as I walked in, she managed to take care of me and help me settle. She was very considerate in all aspects! Honestly, all of the staff were friendly and warm. They all understood and spoke English fluently. The food was great and it was good portion! The enviroment was fun and vintage looking. I loved looking at the different plants they had around the area. I recommend this restaurant to anyone in this area!

Amazing food. We ordered Banh Zero (fried pancake) that was just outstanding, Pho nam, Bun Cha gio and fresh shrimp rolls with noodles and herbs. All was excellent. Friendly service and calm and tranquil dining area make this a must go to when in Danang. Pancake has to be one of the culinary highlights of my trip to Vietnam.

DELICIOUS INSIDE OUT We love this restaurant so much we even considered coming here twice. They are famous for their Ban Xiao - deep fried egg with veggies and meat stuffing inside. But my personal favorite has to be their noodle salad - it’s a must try for any foodie. 😋

Very friendly staff, Tra served us well:) Food is halal and pretty good. I recommend trying the shrimp pancake, fun eating experience. Give the egg coffee a try too, very creamy and sweet👍🏽

Our first stop in Da Nang we went to have lunch at Thia Go. The waitress Miss Tran was very warm in greeting us and showed us to our table near a fan as requested. The food especially the Pho was delicious. The service was good and fast. They have halal and non halal food. Highly recommended.

The beef pho (halal) was really good, but the portion was quite big for me. The salted coffee was tasty, not really salty, but still sweet and creamy. So many menu that we wanted to try beside the pho. The staff (Ms Tram) was very informative, recommended us not to order so many food because the portion of the pho was enough for 1 person. The toilet was clean, and providing the sanitary napkins inside the toilet. Definitely recommended.

Apologies for the picture, but everything was so delicious we ate it too fast to take a before pic! Oyster mushroom noodles were so flavorful, best veggie spring rolls we’ve ever had, very delicate wrapping and dipping sauce was so tasty! Also had the prawn fried rice, delicious, lots of veggies in it also and quite healthy portion sizes for everything. Table next to us had the pancake and it was huge! Finished off of course with an iced milk coffee, we will be coming back, really enjoyed the quaint garden atmosphere also. Our lovely server Tien took excellent care of us, very friendly and helpful, we hope to see her again, thank you! :)

Good service but average food. They have a large variety of food, the compound is huge too. Most of the customers are tourists and prob the ratings are from non locals. The locals know where to find better tasting and affordable fare. Didnt like that people were allowed to smoke where others were eating.

Superb vietnamese food from different regions of the country, in a truly beautiful setting. The pork collar, the turmeric dill fish and the fried fish spring rolls were especially delicious, as it was everything else. Top class service as well. Everything justified the higher price to other restaurants, you get an excellent dining experience.

Good place to hang out and enjoy traditional Vietnamese food My friend in Vietnam bring our group to this restaurant. The food here is good and every national can enjoy the food together (vegan are available too). We are all enjoy food here. Lovely place.

This is the place which I will fondly remember where the best of Vietnam was saved for the last. My last evening dinner was spent having sumptuous fare befitting of Vietnam's finest. While others have already spoken of the Banh Xeo delicacy, another memorable dish was their thinly sliced pork delicacy. As a Singaporean tourist with the experience of pork meat under my belt, I was pleasantly surprised to taste an additional dimension not previously known to me about pork meat. As usual, the condiments served here, like all other restaurants we have tried in Vietnam, were light, refreshing, and considerate to the main delicacy it is meant to go with.

Last dinner in Da Nang before leaving. This restaurant is really authentic and worth coming to again! The pork dishes were amazing and the soup’s acidity was just perfect! A great way to end this family trip!

I was satisfied with their attentive service and nice atmosphere, but the food is quite average for the price i paid. It might be better to try more authentic Vietnamese food somewhere else.

Really good restaurant to come if you're visiting Danang. The food is good, fast and service is great. The chef's menu (like a picture menu of recommended items) is a good way to narrow down what to eat if you're uncertain. We had prawn rolls, roast pork, rice cakes, mango salad and some bowls of noodles. Ambience is nice with an open concept courtyard dining kinda style. Can get a bit warm so dress in cool clothes - there's no dress code

Very decent food and service staff is friendly. Priced higher than average place but the food is above average so well worth it. We ordered a bit too much more than we can finish. Would like to go back to try other dishes.

Excellent service and authentic Vietnamese cuisine with surprises! Best meal I have had in this trip and the price is reasonable. The vibes and atmosphere is unbeatable and well done 👍🏻

We ate the last dinner in Da Nang here. The atmosphere was refreshing and great. The grilled beef was mouthwatering and I recommend it. I don’t recommend grilled squid. The serving speed of foods was good and we didn’t have to wait long time. We come here around 6pm without reservation but the kind staff let us in. Thank you so much.

Delicious local food but because the restaurant full of customers, the staff can't attentive and has to wait the food for a long time

Enjoyed the set lunch here at Madame Lan. The food was really good especially the grilled catfish and the various Vietnamese dishes. It had a good balance of flavours, covering sweet, sour, salty and bitter. Food seemed healthy as they were mostly grilled and a lot of vegetables as well. Staff were very efficient and helpful.

This restaurant is located at one of the main streets of Danang - Bach Dang, overlooking the Han river. It’s a beautiful restaurant in bright yellow with a lot of open spaces and a very local Vietnamese vibes interior. It wasn’t crowded when we went as it was already passed 8pm. There were plenty of workers and service was good and we were well attended to. The menu was extensive and offers a wide variety of Vietnamese cuisine including street food favorites like pho. Most of the dishes were pretty good. Freshly cooked and was well balanced in terms of taste. It wasn’t overly salty or bland. The morning glory vegetables was fresh and cooked in fish sauce was just great. Overall we enjoyed our meal and service was prompt. The airy outdoor atmosphere was also excellent. We would highly recommend to anyone visiting Danang.

My burger experiences span from Texas to California. Coming to Vietnam and especially the city of Da Nang Burger Bros has and is a staple in this city. I love the French fries here. It’s on point. But I have to say the burgers are not bad. A bit over seasoned in my opinion or maybe that’s just my taste buds.

Believe the other reviews! The fries were crispy, soft and tastes so good. The burgers were not too bad with plenty of vegetables but the patty could be juicier. The mango smoothie was a little icy as well and sour.

Tasty burgers, fries and variety of drinks. The decor is really nice and good choice of lounge music. I ordered the vege burger 🍔 recommend it 👍

Decent burgers for SEA standards. Good selection of different types, cooked medium without asking which was great. Fries were good too. If you're looking for a burger to escape the Vietnamese cruising I'd recommend

Apparently Da Nang is known for its amazing burger scene and Burger Bros sits solidly near the top of that scene. Excellent burgers and fries. The burger was juicy, messy, and packed with flavor. Fries were crispy and seasoned perfectly. The iced juices were a little flavorless, but still refreshing, next time I’ll stick with a beer. Would have liked to see a shake option in the menu, too. Overall, this is definitely a great burger joint.

Nice airy decor gives a good impression on arrival. Service efficient. The blue-cheese beef burger was tasty and juicy, but the bun was a bit "tired" and soft. Dissapointing that none of the chicken burger options were available eg teriyaki, so we ordered a pork burger instead: not a patty but a"fatty"- it was a very fatty pork chop in a bun. Best to stick to a conventional beefburger... Confusing menu for the "Combo" offered.

Tried their new teri and cheese burger and calamary rings. Burger a bit salty to my taste but both were quite nice. It was almost empty when i came due to covid.

Great burger. Surprised and happy to experience it. The bun was nicely toasted, patties were really juicy and tasty, and vegetables were fresh. Highly recommended.

Good western food done correctly! The only reason it gets 4 instead of 5 is I didn’t feel like the burger patty was actually 1/3pound it seemed skinnier (size difference of the patty and my thumb in the photo). But as far as the taste goes it was good, we also got wings and nuggets. The nuggets were amazing!

I stayed in Da Nang with my family (2 young girls) for a fortnight and found ourselves coming back night after night. We love Indian food in the UK and absolutely loved the food here. We sampled everything on the menu and it was always delicious! I asked for egg in my rice which wasn’t on the menu and they were happy to oblige. The Indian Restaurant is joined to an Australian restaurant so the kids were able to enjoy a burger when not opting for curry. They even delivered meals to our hotel when we didn’t fancy getting dolled up to go out! The staff were excellent and very welcoming and we would recommend any curry lovers visiting while in Da Nang!

Our family ate here 4 times in 1 month while visiting Da Nang. There are 2 floors, both have good air conditioning and tables are spacious (important for all the dishes you will have!) The menu is vast and the food is spectacular! We tired about 6 dishes in total and every single one was excellent. Very well priced, great service. Highly recommend. I only took photos on my last lunch with my son, so not much food this time. A couple notes: Default is VERY spicy, let them know if you want medium or mild (even on chicken tikka masala for the kiddos). Rice must be ordered separately (must be a European thing to have rice come with every dish).

Very friendly staff and inviting environment. Naans are delicious and very big so you only need to order 1 for two people. I highly recommend the Chicken Vindaloo. They also have high chairs for infants if you are looking for somewhere to bring your young children.

After eating Indian food in several countries in Asia and Europe (including India), I can easily say this is the most delicious we have ever tried. I recommend the thali if you’d like to sample a few dishes. But be careful it can easily feed two people!

Never do post bad reviews or ever get staff to take back food even though food might be disappointing , but had to share for this place unfortunately despite reading good stuff about it. (Admittedly, maybe its a one time thing) . received terrible service and attitude at this restaurant after complaining about a chicken dish we received which was incredibly hard. No effort was made to replace it until our suggestion and was charged for it initially despite the complaint (probably on the owners advise hence no fault of staff i suppose), and attitude directed at us from i suppose the owner. Where’s your customer service at? 🫠 was meant to try the food for catering but after the appalling service, we wont be. apart from that, the seafood thali was fine and good value enough to feed 2. Dal and naan was nice.

We was for 2 weeks in Da Nang and we liked the food.very much, that we went 5 Times in this Restaurant. The price to quality comparision is very good. We can recommend the butter chicken, cheese and garlic naan and almost everything Else.

Just had a wonderful lunch at the Family Indian. Our first but definitely not our last. Great flavours, great portion sizes and affordably priced meals and drinks. Also, quite an extensive menu. I am glad we have discovered this restaurant.