Is street food and local cafe food safe to eat in Da Nang, Vietnam?

Review warns against b&b bakery & cups coffee — pastries and desserts were disappointing (only the cold brew coffee was good). Tian Patisserie is suggested as a better alternative.

After several weeks in Da Nang, travelers found a few go-to spots — both restaurants and simple local cafes — and ate there regularly without any stomach issues. Key rules: avoid ice everywhere, drink only canned beverages. Some places serve food without gloves, but that didn't cause any problems.

Near Palm Garden hotel, there are plenty of food and drink options just a 2-minute walk across the road. Budget for two is around $100/day (2.6 million VND), covering meals plus alcohol (whisky, rum, wine).

Street fruit vendors are almost nonexistent in Da Nang — unlike Thailand where fruit is sold on every corner. If you want fresh fruit, look in shops or markets rather than expecting street stalls.