What should I expect at street-food stalls and roadside cafés in Da Nang?

Low plastic stools outside a stall or café are a normal sign of classic Vietnamese street food. For regular-height chairs, tables, and a quieter setting, choose a restaurant-style venue instead.

Vietnamese coffee is often prepared very sweet with condensed milk. Some cafés serve a separate glass of hot water so you can dilute it to your preferred strength.

Budget local places can vary greatly in comfort: they may be noisy, crowded, and less tidy than tourist-oriented cafés. If that matters to you, check the tables and cooking area before ordering.

Drink prices at roadside venues can sometimes be unexpectedly high: one traveler mentioned a cocktail priced at RUB 570. Check the menu or confirm the price with the seller before ordering alcohol.