Princess in Transit

Chez Caesar – Hoi An, Vietnam

Posted on Apr 11, 2018 in Restaurants

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A lovely garden setting with friendly staff and the food was ok but there were a few things that surprised us.

We stopped in at Khamy Resort for a coffee based on it’s street appeal. The café is set in a gorgeous garden overlooking a quiet spot on the river and it looks so inviting. Staff are super friendly and seem genuinely happy to be there.

La Petite Patisserie – Hoi An, Vietnam

Posted on Mar 24, 2018 in Restaurants

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Cua Dai is not a regular stop for us but we regularly pass through and having seen the little sign on the main road many times, we decided to follow it down the unassuming little back street to this delightful place.

Samurai Kitchen – Hoi An, Vietnam

Posted on Mar 23, 2018 in Restaurants

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We had tried to eat at Samurai Kitchen on previous occasions but they were always full. As it was my husband’s birthday and he loves Japanese food, I booked ahead. He was not disappointed.

Le Fe Cafe – Hoi An, Vietnam

Posted on Mar 20, 2018 in Restaurants

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Located on a small alley with an unassuming front, it would be easy to miss this place. From the front door it appears quite dark but if you do venture in, head out the back to the courtyard.

Phin Coffee – Hoi An, Vietnam

Posted on Mar 18, 2018 in Restaurants

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This is a lovely little place in a pretty courtyard tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the Ancient Town. On the morning we were there, there was a light cloud cover so the open roof allowed a gentle breeze and dappled sunshine in the garden.

Tadioto – Hoi An, Vietnam

Posted on Mar 12, 2018 in Restaurants

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Last week we gave our love of Vietnamese food a break and decided on Japanese at Tadioto. The original is an institution in the Hanoi dining scene but they only recently branched out and we’re glad they chose Hoi An.

Restaurant 328 – Hoi An, Vietnam

Posted on Mar 8, 2018 in Restaurants

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Last night’s dinner at Restaurant 328 was a terrific surprise. We were warmly welcomed, quickly made comfortable and drinks were prompt. From the road, it looks like many other restaurants on Cua Dai Street but when the food arrived it was clear that they put as much care into their cooking as their hospitality.