Da Nang travel guide

Best Street Food in Da Nang: Where & What to Eat

Da Nang is famous for mi quang — turmeric-yellow rice noodles with pork, shrimp, herbs and a sesame rice cracker — the signature dish of central Vietnam. It is also known for crispy banh xeo crepes, cheap fresh seafood along My Khe Beach, and the street-food stalls of Con Market.

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Eating in Da Nang: what you need to know

Da Nang is central Vietnam’s food capital — turmeric-yellow mi quang noodles, sizzling banh xeo and cheap, superb seafood. Eat at the markets and the beach strip.

Must-try dishes in Da Nang

DishWhat it isWhere to try itPrice
Mi quang Turmeric noodles with pork, shrimp, herbs and a crackly sesame rice cracker Local mi quang stalls across the city ₫30,000–50,000
Banh xeo Crispy turmeric crepes stuffed with pork, shrimp and bean sprouts Banh Xeo Ba Duong, off the main street ₫50,000–90,000
Fresh seafood Grilled clams, scallops and whole fish pulled from the East Sea Beach-road restaurants along My Khe ₫150,000–400,000

The best food spots in Da Nang

  1. Con Market · City centre

    Cuisine: Street food hall · Expect to pay: ₫30,000–80,000

    Must order: Mi quang and a sweet che dessert

    Hung Vuong Street, Hai Chau

  2. My Khe beach seafood row · My Khe

    Cuisine: Seafood · Expect to pay: ₫200,000–450,000

    Must order: Grilled scallops with spring onion

    Vo Nguyen Giap beach road

  3. Banh Xeo Ba Duong · Hai Chau

    Cuisine: Vietnamese · Expect to pay: ₫60,000–100,000

    Must order: Banh xeo with nem lui skewers

    Down the alley off Hoang Dieu

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best street food in Da Nang — FAQs

What food is Da Nang famous for?

Da Nang is famous for mi quang — turmeric-yellow rice noodles with pork, shrimp, herbs and a sesame rice cracker — the signature dish of central Vietnam. It is also known for crispy banh xeo crepes, cheap fresh seafood along My Khe Beach, and the street-food stalls of Con Market.

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