With a large, delicious menu and fast, friendly service, this is another great venue to get some local specialties. The prices are among the lowest in Sapa town; meals can be had for as low as VND$40,000 (US$1.76). A must-try dish is the special Sapa mushroom-tomato soup, which will also help you stay warm in the chilly weather.

Having the prices among the much lowest in Sapa town (meals cost from $2 to $5) and the quality of food is still very high appreciated, Little Sapa is thought to be the best place to enjoy the truly authentic and very reasonable Vietnamese food. The staffs here are not really good at speaking English so you need to be patient enough while ordering so that they can do understand and get it right most of the time. The restaurant presents a hard combination of both local patrons and tourists.

You’re in for a real treat at Little Sapa Restaurant – their menu is a melting pot of flavors that will make your taste buds dance the salsa. This restaurant offers an authentic cultural experience with dishes that showcase the unique flavors of Sapa. The menu features traditional dishes such as grilled pork skewers, spring rolls, and pho which are prepared using traditional cooking techniques by skilled chefs who have mastered the art of Vietnamese cuisine.

Staying at a homestay run by a local family is always a refreshing change from staying in the usual and rather boring hotel with minimal interaction. In Sapa, you have plenty of options for lodging where you can surround yourself with nature and immerse yourself fully into the local culture. While staying at a homestay, you will be able to help families source food for meals, learn to cook regional specialties, and be a part of their day-to-day lives.

Little Vietnam Sapa Restaurantis a charming eatery located on Cau May Street, the bustling heart of Sapa. It offers a diverse menu filled with the tantalizing flavors of Sapa, including grilled pork skewers, spring rolls, and pho, prepared using traditional Vietnamese cooking methods by skilled chefs. The restaurant is clean and inviting, and the staff is incredibly friendly and eager to help, even if their English is a bit limited.

Little Sapa restaurant is a simple yet cozy family-friendly restaurant located across from the hotel. Here, customers can enjoy a variety of delicious dishes such as spring rolls, chicken curry, beef stir fried noodles, grilled pork on a hot plate, chicken banh mi, tofu in pineapple sauce, and much more. Prices are very reasonable, with a meal usually costing 80 – 120k per person plus a drink for 30k.

Little SaPa Restaurant isn’t as traditional as the other restaurants on this list but they serve very good food. I asked my server for recommendations and she suggested the sweet and sour pork and these fried “Little SaPa” spring rolls. Made with pork, chicken, onion, and vegetables, these delicate spring rolls were some of the best I had in Vietnam.

It is one of the best restaurants in Sapa for its truly authentic and reasonably priced Vietnamese food. The prices are among the lowest in town (meals cost between $5 and $10) and the quality of the food is always very high. The staff doesn’t speak English well, so be patient when ordering, the waiters understand things correctly most of the time.

With a large, delicious menu and fast, friendly service, this is a great venue to get some local specialties. The prices are among the lowest in Sapa town; meals can be had for as low as VND$40,000 (US$1.76). A must-try dish is the special Sapa mushroom-tomato soup, which will also help you stay warm in the chilly weather.

Little Sapa is best for its truly authentic and very reasonable Vietnamese food. The prices are among the lowest in Sapa town (meals cost $2-$5) and the quality of food is still very high. The staff does not speak a lot of English so be patient while ordering, they do understand and get it right most of the time.

Little Sapa Restaurant is a cozy eatery located in the heart of Sapa town. The restaurant is known for its delicious vegetarian dishes that are prepared using fresh local produce. The menu includes a variety of vegetarian options, including spring rolls, noodle soup, and stir-fried vegetables.

PI's Kitchen restaurant is also located in the magnificent real state with the view of the Muong Hoa valley and of the Fansipan peak so you can enjoy the good foods cooked by “Son Chef” without missing the occassion of watching the imposing and splendid beauty of Sapa

Little Sapa is a small restaurant with a simple design but good service quality and super delicious food. The restaurant serves both the best local Sapa food, Vietnamese dishes and European dishes. The signature dishes are mushroom soup, and chicken noodle soup.

The charming Little Sapa Restaurant is a hidden gem in a serene alley in Sapa town. Little Sapa offer a wide range of local Vietnamese food at affordable prices. They are particularly noted for their delicious Mango and banana smoothies.

Little Sapa (18 Cau May) offers an excellent choice if you're not sure what you fancy for dinner. They provide some of the towns best Vietnamese food, with a menu including dishes from all over the country from VND60,000.

Little SaPa Restaurant serves excellent Vietnamese food, ranging from simple dishes like fried rice to a variety of vegetarian-friendly steamed and stir fried meals. An excellent place to warm up over a bowl of pho.

Sapa is always crowded with tourists, especially during the flower seasons, or the winter-spring tourist peak. You should book your hotel in advance to avoid price increases and lack of rooms during this occasion.

Warning: This place has been flagged as permanently closed on Google Maps. "I had their speciality fish which was pretty good but a bit oily.". Read the full review...

Vietnamese restaurant is located on the slope of Ham Rong Mountain. The restaurant also offers some French and Italian cuisine and pizza and spaghetti.