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There are many various local specialities to eat in Hoi An. Many travelers or visitors not only love Hoi An because its beauty but also the tastiest city in Vietnam .  From mouth-watering street food to 5 star fabulous feast, Hoi An never makes you disappointed. So if you are wondering where to eat the best dishes in Vietnam, Hoi An is a wise choice because it is a heaven for all foodies. Here are top 5 famoua local food that you must try when visiting Hoi An: 1. Banh xeo ( Vietnamese pancake ) Vietnamese pancake –  banh xeo  – is one of the most popular dishes in Vietnam. The story doesn’t end with the Banh Xeo crispy pancake. Delicious as they are, there is more to add. You take your crispy, eggy little piece of deliciousness and place it on a sheet of crisp rice paper. The ingredients usually includes: Rice powder, water, turmeric powder for the batter, bean sprouts, shrimp, pork, and egg. People usually eat "banh xeo" with sweet and creamy peanut sauce...

Top 7 nightlife-escape tips in Hoi An Ancient Town Hoi An is not as bustling and hustling as Danang, Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh but still vibrant in its own way. When the night comes, the ancient town wears a colorful and bright coat offering a peaceful and appealing atmosphere for those who truly wish to enjoy a “real” nightlife in an ancient town. Apart from modern and social nightclubs with music, drinks, sports, and from the noise of daytime activities, “Top 7 nightlife-escape tips in Hoi An Ancient Town” bring you to hear town breathe and discover night working hours of a portion of locals who take night time as day to earn a living. That could give you a closer step into the local’s way of life. Now do you hear the town whispering? Related post: Things to do in Hoi An Central Hoi An tourist map 1. Admiring the spectacular view of Japanese Covered Bridge at night: Coming first in Top 7 nightlife-escape tips in Hoi An Ancient Town is to admire the spectacular view of J...

Grab a drink and let your soul dance across the tiled roofs of the ancient town. Needless to say, Hoi An is the apple of many tourists’ eyes. The ancient town in central Vietnam steals the hearts of visitors with a calm and genuine atmosphere that naturally flows through lines of rustic yellow houses standing humbly side by side, challenging a world of rapid change. There are different ways to experience Hoi An : strolling through the streets at night with glowing lanterns floating down the Hoai River, cycling around the outskirts and down to the beach or dropping by a cafe to have a drink and see how time stands still in this charming little town. When it comes to coffee shops, the rooftops at Faifo Coffee and The Chef Café are a great choice. Unlike bars in Saigon and Hanoi , where rooftops mean fancy and expensive, these two cafés stay close to the true spirit of Hoi An and allow you to escape into a quiet, gentle space as your souls dance over the antiqu...