Eating Out

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Eating Out....

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June 25, 2005 new by crazyazn23

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Temple Club

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his high-end restaurant, attached to an equally elegant bar and lounge, is a must-see place for its art deco furniture (all of which are for sale) as much as for its scrumptious food (its appetiser platter is a must-try). A good place to impress out-of-town business colleagues or clients.

type:Vietnamese
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tel:+84 829 9244
address:29 – 31 Ton That Thiep, D1
PriceOfMenu:VND80,000-VND150,000

Hoi An

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Run by the same folks who bring you Mandarin just around the corner , Hoi An serves a similar compliment of fine, authentic Vietnamese; here the focus is on central Vietnam's light fare. On busy Le Thanh Ton Street just north of the town center, the building is a nice re-creation of a traditional Vietnamese home, and the upstairs dining room is an interesting faux-rustic blend of wood and bamboo. Presentation here is unique, like the hollowed coconut that was used to serve a fine crab and asparagus, and everything is good. Try the drunken shrimp, large prawns soaked in rice more..

type:Vietnamese
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tel:08/823-7694
address:11 Le Thanh Ton St, District 1
PriceOfMenu:Main courses US$5-US$20

Oceania

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Garish exterior belies excellent upmarket fresh seafood inside, including grilled tilapia, squid salad, baked oysters with cheese, crabs in black pepper, New Zealand mussels and more.

type:Seafood
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tel:+84- 932-2579
address:167A Nam Ky Khoi Nghia Street, District 3
PriceOfMenu:Above VND 120.000

Pho 24

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takes the country's beloved beef or chicken noodle soup (pho), with its cinnamon-and-anise-scented broth, to new heights. Bowls are served in a colonial-style room, with wrought-iron detailing and paper lanterns.

type:Vietnamese
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tel:+84- 822 260
address:39 Le Thi Hong Gam Street, District 1
PriceOfMenu:$6.00