Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Hoi An from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Hoi An
These restaurants combine or standard wine programmes with craft cocktails and Vietnamese or fusion cooking.
42 Đường Phan Bội Châu in Hoi An Ancient Town pairs authentic Hoi An Vietnamese cooking with an extensive wine list and craft cocktails. The restaurant serves Cao Lau noodles and White Rose dumplings a la carte in a riverside setting.
Art Space has a wine list with craft cocktails, beer and zero-proof drinks alongside modern East-West fusion, wood-fired pizza and small plates. It also showcases local and international artworks and Vietnam’s first 3D-printed desserts.
Cargo Club Cafe & Restaurant in Hoi An Old Town pairs a standard wine programme with craft cocktails and a Vietnamese-Western fusion cafe menu, set in a multi-floor shophouse with a riverside terrace.
The ancient core and Old Town hold bánh mì counters, home-style Vietnamese cooking and long-established cafe dining in the city centre.
Bánh Mì Phượng in Hoi An Ancient Town is an iconic Hoi An bánh mì shop built around house-made crispy baguettes and secret sauces. Anthony Bourdain praised the shop. The shop serves bánh mì a la carte.
Morning Glory sits in Old Town with a standard wine programme and a menu of authentic Hoi An street food and home-style Vietnamese dishes. Ms Vy’s flagship restaurant serves regional Central Vietnamese cooking a la carte in a comfortable setting.
Tam Tam Cafe & Restaurant Hoi An is a Vietnamese cafe in Hoi An Ancient Town with a standard wine programme and a French colonial building. It has been serving since 1996.
Hoi An Ancient Town and Hoi An Old Town have restaurants with wine lists in our guide. 42 Đường Phan Bội Châu in Hoi An Ancient Town has an extensive wine list and craft cocktails. Seashell by Nu Eatery in Hoi An Old Town pairs its wine list with modern Vietnamese fusion tapas.
Hoi An has no Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. Its Michelin recognition includes hotels: Hotel Royal Hoi An Danang holds a Michelin Selected designation, while Namia River Retreat - Wellness Inclusive Resort holds a Michelin Key.
Soul Kitchen in An Bang Beach serves classic cocktails, craft cocktails, craft beer, rum and gin. Art Space has a wine list, craft cocktails, beer and zero-proof drinks, while 42 Đường Phan Bội Châu in Hoi An Ancient Town combines an extensive wine list with craft cocktails.
42 Đường Phan Bội Châu, Art Space and Cargo Club Cafe & Restaurant all pair defined food formats with wine or cocktails. Morning Glory and Tam Tam Cafe & Restaurant Hoi An also include wine programmes, while Soul Kitchen combines beachfront drinking with live music and a food-and-drink setting.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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A residential-feeling address on Phan Bội Châu street, 42 sits within Hoi An's quieter Cẩm Châu ward, away from the lantern-lit tourist corridor. The setting places it among a growing tier of Hoi An spots where the draw is neighbourhood character rather than Old Town spectacle. Confirmed details on cuisine, hours, and booking remain limited, contact directly before visiting.
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Areca Restaurant belongs to the quieter side of Hoi An dining, where the point is less spectacle than proximity: river-country produce, central Vietnam’s market logic, and a city whose cooking has long been shaped by trade, rice, herbs, and seafood. With few formal details published, the smarter read is contextual: treat it as a local address to assess against Hoi An’s ingredient-led restaurant culture rather than a trophy-table destination.
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Art Space belongs to Hoi An’s looser, design-led dining tier, where the appeal is less about formal awards culture and more about how a restaurant fits the city’s daily rhythm. Its long daily service window makes it a flexible stop for travellers comparing riverside dining, old-town cafés, and casual Vietnamese restaurant formats across the city.
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On a narrow lane off Hoi An's Ancient Town, Bánh Mì Phượng has become the reference point against which bánh mì across Vietnam is quietly measured. The queue forms early, the bread is baked in-house, and the price sits well below a dollar, making it among the more frequently visited street-food counters in central Vietnam. Come before the morning rush or prepare to wait.
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On Hoi An's principal heritage street, Cargo Club Cafe and Restaurant occupies a multi-floor shophouse at 109 Nguyen Thai Hoc, where the upper levels look out across the Thu Bon River and the Ancient Town's tiled roofscape. The address places it inside the tight ingredient supply chain that connects the Old Town to Tra Que vegetable village and the regional coastal catch, positioning it within the cuisine tradition that defines Central Vietnam's most distinctive food culture.
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Cầu An Bàng sits within Hội An's Quảng Nam province, where the coastal dining scene has grown quietly independent of the Ancient Town's tourist circuit. With An Bằng Beach as its reference point, the area draws a more local-facing crowd and a different register of Vietnamese hospitality. Visitors looking beyond the lantern-lit streets will find a distinct seaside character here.
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Coco Corner belongs to Hoi An’s casual coastal dining orbit, where the value of a meal often depends less on ceremony than on produce, heat, herbs, and the rhythm of the beachside neighbourhoods. With no public awards or chef-led tasting-menu apparatus attached, it reads as a local-format stop for travellers comparing An Bang-side informality with the more polished dining rooms closer to the Ancient Town.
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Among Hoi An's cơm gà specialists, Cơm Gà An Hiền at 186 Lý Thường Kiệt holds a quiet but firm place in the local rotation. The format is direct: chicken rice, prepared the way the town has always done it, served in a room that earns its following through repetition rather than renovation. For travellers who want to understand what the dish actually means in this city, this address is a practical starting point.
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In the narrow lanes of Hoi An's Old Town, Madam Khanh has spent decades refining a bánh mì tradition that locals and repeat visitors treat as a fixed point on any trip to the city. The shop operates as a study in focus: one format, executed daily, with the kind of consistency that earns a street address its own reputation. For the bánh mì category in central Vietnam, this counter sets a reference point.
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On a quiet residential street in Hoi An's Minh An ward, Mai Fish Restaurant draws visitors into the slower, more deliberate rhythm of central Vietnamese seafood cooking. The address at 45 Nguyễn Thị Minh Khai places it away from the lantern-lit tourist corridor, situating it within a neighbourhood where the cooking traditions of Quảng Nam province remain close to the surface. For those working through Hoi An's dining scene, it represents a different register from the Old Town's more theatrical options.
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On a quiet stretch of Nguyễn Phúc Chu in Hoi An's Minh An ward, MANGO MANGO occupies a spot in a dining neighbourhood where the gap between street-food simplicity and formal restaurant ambition is narrower than in most Vietnamese cities.
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Morning Glory sits on Nguyễn Thái Học, one of Hoi An's most walked streets in the ancient town, where Vietnamese home cooking meets the town's long tradition of feeding curious travellers well. Among Hoi An's mid-range dining addresses, it draws repeat visitors through a focus on regional Central Vietnamese dishes in a setting that balances accessibility with genuine local character.
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Red Bridge Cooking School, Restaurant, and Villa sits along the Thu Bon River outside Hoi An's Ancient Town, combining hands-on Vietnamese cooking classes with riverside dining and villa accommodation. The format draws on central Vietnamese culinary tradition, positioning it within a category of experience-led destinations that treat food education and regional heritage as inseparable. Booking directly through the property is advised for groups and longer stays.
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Seashell by Nu Eatery sits on Nguyễn Thị Minh Khai in Hoi An's Minh An ward, bringing a seafood-forward approach to a town where river fish and coastal catches have anchored the local table for centuries. The menu reads as a document of Central Vietnamese coastal cooking, layered with enough contemporary technique to hold the attention of travellers arriving from cities like Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City. Book ahead, particularly in the dry season between February and August when the old town fills fast.
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On Nguyễn Thái Học, one of Hoi An's most atmospheric pedestrian streets, Tam Tam Cafe and Restaurant occupies a position in the Ancient Town's mid-range dining tier where Franco-Vietnamese sensibility and colonial-era architecture do a significant amount of the work. The address places it within easy reach of the lantern-lit core, making it a practical anchor for evenings that begin with a drink and extend into dinner.
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White Rose (Bông Hồng Trắng) at 533 Hai Bà Trưng is where Hoi An's most discussed dumpling tradition plays out in the open. The restaurant holds a near-monopoly on the white rose dumpling's production, with a single family supplying the translucent wrappers to virtually every kitchen in town that serves them. For anyone tracing Central Vietnamese street food back to its source, this is the address.
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On the Cồn Ba Xã Islet along the Thu Bon River, Namia River Retreat operates in a small tier of Hoi An properties where wellness programming is the primary architecture of a stay, not an amenity attached to rooms. Named Tatler Asia's Best Wellness Retreat in Vietnam for 2025, the retreat pairs private pool villas with therapies rooted in Thuốc Nam, the southern Vietnamese herbology tradition, and two restaurants drawing from local seafood markets and regional spice routes.
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A MICHELIN Selected property on the banks of the Thu Bon River, Namia River Retreat sits in Hoi An's Cam Chau ward and positions itself as a wellness-inclusive resort. The address places it a short distance from the Ancient Town, within a cluster of riverside retreats that have made this stretch of Hoi An recognisable to travellers looking for calm over spectacle.
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Almanity Hoi An Wellness Resort occupies a quiet address on Lý Thường Kiệt in Hoi An's Minh An ward, positioning itself within the city's growing cohort of design-led wellness properties. The resort draws guests seeking a slower, spa-oriented rhythm within walking distance of the Ancient Town. For travellers weighing wellness-focused stays against the broader Hoi An accommodation market, it represents a distinct category anchored by treatment depth rather than resort scale.
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Anantara Hoi An Resort occupies a riverfront position on the Thu Bon, less than a kilometre from the UNESCO-listed Ancient Town. Lush gardens, a spa, and sunset river cruises frame the stay, while the promenade walk to the historic quarter takes under fifteen minutes on foot. For travellers who want proximity to Hoi An's silk lanterns and tailor lanes without sacrificing a calm, garden-set base, this is a considered address.
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Set on Cồn Hến island in Hoi An's river delta, Hoi An Memories Resort & Spa holds a Continent Winner award for Luxury Cultural Resort, a credential that positions it among Asia-Pacific's leading heritage-immersion properties. The resort draws guests who want the ancient town's architectural and culinary character as a daily backdrop, not a day-trip option.
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Hotel Royal Gallery Hoi An holds two international awards, Global Winner for Luxury Rooftop View Hotel and Country Winner for Luxury Hotel Brand, placing it among the more recognised properties in central Vietnam. The address on Đào Duy Từ Street positions guests within the historic core of Hoi An, with the Ancient Town, the Thu Bon River waterfront, and the town's lantern-lit lanes all accessible on foot.
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Hotel Royal Hoi An Danang holds a Michelin Selected designation in the 2025 Michelin Hotels guide, placing it among a small cohort of recognised properties in one of Vietnam's most visited heritage cities.
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Silk Sense Hoi An River Resort holds a Continent Winner award for Luxury Family Resort, placing it among a distinct tier of riverside properties in Quảng Nam province. Positioned along the Thu Bon river corridor near the UNESCO-listed Ancient Town, the resort draws families seeking space, water access, and a slower pace than the boutique hotels clustered inside the old quarter.
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A beachfront resort on An Bang's quieter northern stretch, The Pearl Hoi An holds Regional Winner honours for Luxury Lifestyle Resort and Country Winner recognition for Luxury Beachfront Villa. It sits within the smaller, design-conscious tier of Central Vietnam coastal properties, positioned for travellers who want direct beach access alongside the cultural draw of Hoi An's Ancient Town, roughly 5 kilometres away.
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Set on the beachfront of Hà My Đông A in Quảng Nam province, Wyndham Hoi An Royal Beachfront Resort & Villas holds a Continent Winner award for Luxury All-Inclusive Retreat, placing it in a distinct tier among Central Vietnam's coastal properties. The resort occupies a stretch of shoreline south of the Ancient Town, offering a beach-first format that separates it from the river-facing and town-adjacent hotels that dominate Hoi An's premium accommodation market.
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On the riverbank east of Hoi An's Ancient Town, the Hoi An Brewing Company Tap Room and Riverside Beer Garden offers craft beer alongside an outdoor setting that puts you firmly in the slower rhythm of Quảng Nam province. For a city where drinking culture skews toward sidewalk stools and cheap bia hơi, this is a considered step toward dedicated brewing craft, worth knowing before your next evening along Cửa Đại road.
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On a quiet stretch of Nguyễn Phúc Chu in Hoi An's An Hội ward, Mr Bean Bar occupies a position in the city's more relaxed, neighbourhood-facing drinking scene, distinct from the tourist-heavy strip bars along the riverfront. The bar draws visitors looking for a lower-key evening away from Hoi An's busier nightlife corridors, and sits within easy reach of the Ancient Town's western edge.
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Soul Kitchen sits within Hoi An's compact bar and dining circuit, where the pairing of food and drink defines the room as much as any single dish or cocktail. The venue operates in a city that has learned to balance heritage atmosphere with an increasingly sharp drinks culture, placing it among the options worth considering when an evening calls for both a glass and something to eat alongside it.
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