Tuck into tasty Da Nang! Discover hidden eats, local bites, and vibrant streets on this fun foodie adventure.

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Our handpicked shortlist of Da Nang food experiences for hidden eats, local bites, and street food spots — picked for travellers who want to eat like a local.

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Food & Drink in Da Nang

Tuck into tasty Da Nang! Discover hidden eats, local bites, and vibrant streets on this fun foodie adventure.

Vietnamese Home Cooking and Market Adventure in Da Nang

Cook authentic Vietnamese dishes in a local family's home

My two kids and I had a great time! We lucked out being the only three in the group. We met at a coffee shop, but actually got ice cream as none of us do coffee. The trip to the market was fun and we talked about produce. The highlight, however, was the cooking. We cooked four dishes and ended with fruit we picked from the market. Dishes included beef pho, green papaya salad, banh xeo (similar to fried crepes with savory filling) and an eggplant dish. All were delicious and everything was very hands on. Rosie did a great job adapting to my kids' preferences. They were thrilled to learn to flip banh xeo in the pan. We also played a little chopsticks game racing to fill small bowls with peanuts and learned to make tomato roses and pepper flowers. We ate as we went along. It was great!

My two kids and I had a great time! We lucked out being the only three in the group. We met at a coffee shop, but actually got ice cream  as none of us do coffee. The trip to the market was fun and we talked about produce. The highlight, however, was the cooking. We cooked four dishes and ended with fruit we picked from the market. Dishes included beef pho, green papaya salad, banh xeo (similar to fried crepes with savory filling) and an eggplant dish. All were delicious and everything was very hands on. Rosie did a great job adapting to my kids' preferences. They were thrilled to learn to flip banh xeo in the pan. We also played a little chopsticks game racing to fill small bowls with peanuts and learned to make tomato roses and pepper flowers. We ate as we went along. It was great!

Perfect evening with teenagers. Rosie kept the laughs coming - educational, flexible with menu &amp; programme and fun.

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Perfect evening with teenagers. Rosie kept the laughs coming - educational, flexible with menu &amp; programme and fun.