7 Best Restaurants in Da Nang – Top-Rated Local Spots with 4.7★+ on Google Maps

Hi, this is Asako from the Hoian–Danang Travel Notebook Team!

Da Nang, a beach resort city in Central Vietnam, is famous not only for its sea views and proximity to Hoi An but also for its incredible food scene. With so many restaurants to choose from, it can be hard to know where to start.

That’s why we carefully reviewed hundreds of Google Map reviews and personally selected 7 restaurants with ratings of 4.7★ or higher — places that stand out for both ambience and flavor.

Whether you’re a first-time visitor who doesn’t want to risk a bad meal, or a foodie traveler looking for authentic experiences, these spots are guaranteed to impress.

Michelin-Listed | Thìa Gỗ Đà Nẵng

Tucked away in a quiet alley, Thìa Gỗ offers a relaxed, garden-like setting perfect for travelers seeking clean, authentic Vietnamese flavors. Its giant crispy Bánh Xèo (Vietnamese pancake) is legendary — golden, stuffed with fresh herbs and pork, and best enjoyed wrapped in rice paper.

Other must-tries include Phở Bò, spring rolls, and stir-fried morning glory. Generous portions make it great for sharing. Staff are friendly and happy to explain dishes — one reason this Michelin-listed spot remains a Da Nang favorite.

📍 53 Phan Thúc Duyện, Bắc Mỹ Phú, Ngũ Hành Sơn

Michelin Bib Gourmand | Ăn Thôi

Located near Han Market, Ăn Thôi is a bright, modern eatery known for its generous portions and cheerful atmosphere. Locals and tourists alike rave about its crispy Bánh Xèo and pineapple fried rice, both bursting with authentic flavor.

It’s popular, so expect a short wait — but the efficient system and friendly English-speaking staff keep things smooth. Perfect for families and groups looking for high-quality, affordable Vietnamese cuisine.

📍 114 Bạch Đằng, Hải Châu

River View | Cô Ba Phở Bò

Overlooking the Han River, this spot is famous for its beef phở — rich, fragrant broth simmered for hours. Guests often mention they “drank every drop.”

Other popular dishes include fresh spring rolls, Bánh Xèo, and Bún Chả. Clean, air-conditioned interiors make it ideal for a refreshing lunch or relaxed dinner after sightseeing.

📍 住所：154 Bạch Đằng, Hải Châu

Riverside Dining | Thiên Kim Restaurant

One of the most stylish riverside restaurants in Da Nang, Thiên Kim offers stunning views, polished service, and Instagram-worthy plating. Dishes like garlic-butter shrimp, cheese scallops, and crispy Bánh Xèo combine Vietnamese flavor with a Korean twist.

It’s a lively yet elegant place, loved by locals and Korean tourists alike — perfect for a memorable final dinner in Da Nang.

📍66 Bạch Đằng, Hải Châu

Stylish & Casual | Nhà Bếp Chợ Hàn

Just steps from Han Market, this spacious restaurant combines Hoi An-inspired interiors with an extensive local menu.

Favorites include pineapple fried rice, Bánh Xèo, and garlic-butter shrimp, all at fair prices. Fresh juices, smoothies, and salt coffee are also popular — a nice break from sightseeing.

📍 22 Hùng Vương, Hải Châu

Family-Friendly | Bếp Ngon Việt

Located near My Khe Beach, this cozy spot offers friendly service and a calm atmosphere perfect for families.

Bánh Xèo and Bún Chả are crowd favorites — flavorful yet mild enough for kids. The menu even notes allergy information and staff can adjust spice levels upon request.

📍 20 An Thượng 30, Ngũ Hành Sơn

Seafood Lovers | Bánh Xèo CUOI Restaurant

A popular local chain famous for its seafood Bánh Xèo — crispy pancakes filled with shrimp and pork. The interior is airy and clean, attracting both locals and Western visitors.

Guests praise the freshness of the seafood and the friendly staff who happily explain how to eat each dish. Perfect for late-night bites after a day of exploring.

📍 29 Phan Tôn, Ngũ Hành Sơn
(Also branches in Sơn Trà and Hải Châu districts)

• 　243 Hồ Nghinh, Phước Mỹ, Sơn Trà
• 　1 Vương Thừa Vũ, Phước Mỹ, Sơn Trà
• 　197 Trần Phú, Phước Ninh, Hải Châu

Wrap-Up: Where to Eat in Da Nang

If you want a no-fail foodie itinerary, start with these seven.

• For guaranteed quality → Try the Michelin-listed spots (Thìa Gỗ & Ăn Thôi).
• For scenic vibes → Head to the riverside restaurants.
• For casual family meals → Visit Bếp Ngon Việt.
• For something local & lively → End the night at Bánh Xèo CUOI.

Da Nang’s food scene is diverse, affordable, and full of warmth — one meal here, and you’ll understand why it’s becoming Vietnam’s next culinary hotspot.