Restaurant Da Quy, Nhà Hàng Dã Quỳ .Bò né - Bánh mì chảo Dã Quỳ

Da Quy is another perfect spot for a cold rainy day in Dalat, because the menu serves delicious hot pot to warm you up. You’re able to choose what base of meat you would prefer, served with all sorts of raw vegetables and herbs for you to cook as you go along. Get the shrimp cooked with tamarind sauce, spring rolls and any one of the clay pot dishes, and you’ll find yourself spending a couple of hours shielded from the rain, enjoying an authentic Vietnamese experience.

A narrow and long two-story building, typical Vietnamese style. The boss is very enthusiastic and will help us cook hot pot, add soup, ask how the taste is. The main dish here is Vietnamese hot pot. The way to eat is a bit different from the domestic hot pot. First cook meat, about ten minutes, and then fish out. Cook vegetables again, and finally pour them on rice noodles with soup, and it will be a great success! The sour soup base is a bit similar to Tonyin Gong, but it is lighter than Tonyin Gong. The French stick with the curry chicken, because the big bamboo shoots were originally a French colony, so the French sticks here can be said to be quite authentic. The taste is very crisp, and the curry has a special flavor.

Address: 119 Phan Dinh Phung, Ward 1, Da Lat City, Lam Dong.Phone: 0263 3510 883Rating: 4.7 (334 Reviews). Restaurant Da Quy, affectionately known as Nhà Hàng Dã Quỳ, specializes in traditional Vietnamese cuisine with a focus on local flavors. It has garnered a loyal following for its signature dishes like "Bò Né" and "Bánh Mì Chảo." The experience of dining here is almost like embarking on a culinary journey through Vietnam's rich history.

Da Quy is a French-style restaurant in among impressive Da Lat restaurants that has been received a lot of good feedbacks. This is a small gem featuring Vietnamese cuisine in a cool setup. It is popular to many tourists for the excellent services and beautiful spot.