If there’s one hot spot that takes sustainability very seriously, it has to be The Field Restaurant, also not exactly located in Old town but rather, Cam Thanh Commune where guests can dine in a bamboo villa, gracing over serene rice fields and Thu Bon River. The restaurant focuses on zero-waste and does not use any plastic products. Every organic dish is made with local-sourcing approach, so don’t miss its herbal teas, wellness juices and the typical (not to mention, strong) Vietnamese coffee.

Nestled in the tranquil countryside, The Field Restaurant & Bar is one of the most peaceful places to eat in Hội An, offering diners a welcome break from the busy streets of the town. Surrounded by lush rice fields and traditional wooden houses, this hidden gem invites guests to relax in a peaceful environment while savoring fresh, seasonal dishes. The menu emphasizes organic, locally sourced ingredients, and the restaurant has a strong focus on sustainability.

Outstanding features: The Field Restaurant & Bar offers you a refreshing, natural green space of lush rice fields. It has a unique architecture and a harmonious combination between traditional Vietnamese traditional with classic Western features. The Field Restaurant & Bar also delights diners with a diverse menu of rustic dishes such as spring rolls as well as refreshing delicious juices and smoothies.

Look for restaurants with a bit of extra space, such as Mango Mango in the Ancient Town, The Field Restaurant in the rice paddies, and Shore Club or La Plage on the beach. Along the Coco River, Caman Village and Coco Casa are both family-friendly restaurants with large gardens. Parents can take a breather at cafes such as Chic Chillax and The Hub Coffee, where an array of diversions will keep kids busy.

Among the best places to eat in Hoi An, The Field Restaurant offers a dining experience that’s both scenic and sustainable. Perched on the edge of a vast rice paddy field in Cam Thanh, this restaurant provides diners with unparalleled views of the river and expansive rice paddies. As you sit, you’re treated to a mesmerizing vista of rice shoots that seem to stretch endlessly towards the horizon.

is the perfect destination for those seeking a refined and elegant dining experience. With its open design, the restaurant offers an airy space, blending seamlessly with nature, creating a sense of relaxation and comfort. The Field Restaurant’s menu is a harmonious fusion of traditional Vietnamese cuisine and modern Western style, presenting unique and enticing dishes.

Both the service and the food are great here but the biggest selling point is its picturesque setting. With the river close by you can see ducks, boats and fishermen float by, set against a brilliant green background of rice paddies. There are lovely grassy areas for the kids to play in and the peaceful setting is enhanced by pretty coloured lanterns.

It doesn't come any more rustic or ravishing than this al fresco out-of-towner. Hewn from bamboo, it might be modest in size but it's massive in ambition. Like its name suggests, the restaurant is located in a field (well, a rice paddy) and the green vibes don't end there: it's zero waste, fully sustainable and organic.

If you are keen on a rural dining experience, The Field ticks most boxes. A riverside setting surrounded by Water Buffalos and Padi fields, makes it a restaurant worth visiting - away from the bustle of Hoi An anyway. Add to it the delicious Cucumber coolers, Chicken, Fresh Fish and Beef specialities.

Photos by The Field Restaurant & Bar and Natalie G via TripAdvisor. The Field Restaurant & Bar is located in the middle of a rice field, about 4km from the Ancient Town. This place has a relaxed and peaceful ambiance for those who want to escape the crowded city.

That’s pretty surprising because you’d think a place of serenity like this would be the last thing a hyperactive, constantly needing stimulus, 8 year old nightmare would want. But you see, that’s ‘The Field’.

We ordered most of the tapas on the menu to share and everything was fantastic. The restaurant itself is stunning with great views of the rice paddies.