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An Giang Province, Vietnam Food Guide: 10 Asian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Chau Doc
Best Asian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Asian food in Chau Doc. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Asian restaurants near you.. Châu Đốc is a city in An Giang Province, bordering Cambodia, in the Mekong Delta region of Vietnam. As of 2013, the city had a population of 157,298, and cover an area of 105.29 square kilometres (40.65 sq mi).
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10. Chau Doc Hoi Quan
9. Welcome Bar
Reviewed By BintiDad
Since I'm Canadian, and since the T.A. site said it had "Asian, Vietnamese, Canadian" cuisines, and since I was curious as to what "Canadian" cuisine might consist of in Chau Doc, I set off to look for it.Never did find it, the address given is a beauty salon. So either the address is wrong, or the place just doesn't exist.
8. Vinh Phuoc Restaurant
Reviewed By isay alvarez s
i come from where seafood is abound but we still enjoyed our dinner here. Since we dont speak their language they were very accommodating. True that some sevings are small.. Like the crab we ordered.. It was a small crab but because it was cooked to perfection we didnt have qualms about it but instead ordered another one. The grp beside us even shared some of their food with us. We paid abt $40+ and went back to our hotel very happy.
7. Chau Pho Restaurant
Basa Restaurant â bar on the ground floor of Chau Pho serves breakfast buffet (from 5h45 to 8h45), lunch (from 11h to 14h) and dinner (17h45 - 21h45), opening from 5h45 to 21h45 at night). With a skillful team of cooks, Chau Pho menu contains a variety of
Reviewed By Brunlea
We ended up eating here after a lengthy walk round the neighbourhood looking at alternatives. The restaurant is well presented with helpful staff. a good range of drinks were available. There was a wide range of both local and Western menu options and the food was excellent. Recommended.
6. Bay Bong
Overall Ratings
3 based on 127 reviews
Reviewed By ohusby
Quick service by nice staff: Fried shrimps and beer came within minutes. Tasty. Nice to watch street life.
5. Mekong Floating Restaurant
Reviewed By KathmanduMazza
This restaurant has a fabulous location for views across this busy and fascinating river. The food is fairly standard. My friend wasn't too impressed with her order the first time round, though my spring rolls were delicious. Second time round though, the chicken proved very tender and made up for her disappointment at lunchtime.
4. Quan Lau Ken
Reviewed By Oberbazi
Wir hatten keine Lust, uns nach dem Einchecken im Hotel Chau Pho noch groà etwas zum Essen zu suchen und sind einfach gegenüber ins "Ken!!!" gegangen.Auf den ersten Blick einfach möbliert, war das Restaurant gut besucht (fast ausschlieÃlich von jungen Leuten) und winkte beim Betreten an der StraÃe mit einer Vitrine voller herrlicher Meeresfrüchte.Ein relativ gut englisch sprechender Kellner brachte uns eine englischsprachige Karte und wir entschieden uns für Frühlingrollen und danach den Hotpot mit Seafood.Es gibt wohl zwei unterschiedliche Brühen für dieses Gericht. Wir entschieden uns für "spicy", allerdings war das schon ganz schön heftig ;-)Nach den ordentlich gemachten Frühlingsrollen brachte der Kellner die Brühe zum Selberbruzzeln und eine riesige Platte, gefüllt mit unterschiedlichen Suppeneinlagen: Gemüsen, Kräutern, Pilzen, aber auch jede Menge Scampis, Tintenfisch etc..Zusammen mit diversen Bieren (je 14 Dong) und Softgetränken (je 15 Dong) bezahlten wir 367.000 Dong, also gerade mal 14 ⬠zu zweit, zuzügl. Trinkgeld!Nicht nur wegen des günstigen Preises, sondern v.a. wegen des hervorragenden Geschmacks (wir aÃen später noch einmal Hotpot, der auch gut war, aber nicht an die Qualität im Ken's heranreichen konnte) vergeben wir gerne wohlverdiente 5 Punkte.
3. Lien Phat
Overall Ratings
3 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By SunnyW358
I was looking for a restaurant close to the hotel when a cyclo-taxi driver recommended this restaurant to me. There weren't too many people there at the time.I had beef with vegetables with rice and a tiger beer. The price was just $5. it was tasty and dinner was peaceful without too much noise from traffic. Service was goodI had a good dinner there.
2. Itada
Reviewed By emarieb_13
I did not realise that Korean food is so spicy. No alcohol is served we bought beers next door and brought it in. The menus must be reprinted both the pictures and the words are too faint to see anything which makes it difficult to order
Where to eat Vietnamese food in Chau Doc: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Truong Van
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By Oxford1809
Troung Van had a local flavor, was located near the night market, and half the people in the restaurant were backpackers (probably thanks to Trip Advisor). Actually, the restaurant was packed, and most of the patrons were Westerners (and not all backpackers), with only one or two large Vietnamese families. The menu, as you might expect, is in English, and the tables and chairs are probably a concession to Westerners. We had spring rolls, fried rice with egg, and a shrimp dish. The food wasnât bad, but as I noted at the time, it was the âmost mediocre mealâ we experienced in two weeks in Vietnam. Safe choice, relatively cheap, but donât expect much.
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