Best Street Food Streets in Da Nang Vietnam (Hidden Gems by the Beach!)

Host Samy walks with his wife through Da Nang's beachside streets near My Khe, exploring the local street food scene. The video highlights specific food spots, including banh cuon (Vietnamese rice rolls), a Chinese-style rice roll place, bun cha gio, bun dau mam tom (fermented shrimp paste), and banh beo. Samy discusses food prices, noting that a large meal for two costs about $14. He points out newer Hong Kong dim sum restaurants and compares their rice rolls to the local versions. The walk covers streets off Hoan Kiem, Ton That Tip, and alleyways near An Thuong, where brunch spots and cafes are busy with expats and tourists. Samy also comments on sidewalk obstructions caused by flower pots and signs, calling them illegal and disruptive to pedestrian flow. Still, the area remains vibrant with a mix of local eateries, Japanese curry places, and trendy donut shops. This video serves as a practical dive into Da Nang’s street food geography, pricing, and evolving food culture.

Key Facts

1. Large meal for two: ~$14
2. Food streets near My Khe Beach off Hoan Kiem and Ton That Tip
3. Cuisine includes banh cuon, Chinese rice rolls, bun dau mam tom, bun cha gio, banh beo
4. Sidewalk obstruction by flower pots and signs is common and illegal
5. New Hong Kong dim sum, Japanese curry, and Toka donuts shop