Hoa Tu Tam - Hue

This restaurant is located near Hue and the Dragon Park, making it a convenient spot for a meal. The menu offers a wide variety of options, although it may be a bit confusing for English-speaking customers. We discovered that 'soy paste' refers to tofu and 'foodles' are noodles. Despite the language barrier, all the dishes we tried were delicious and served in generous portion sizes.

Located just off the main road on the way to the abandoned water park and tombs south of Hue, this restaurant offers both indoor and shaded outdoor seating. The menu is in English, but some items are poorly translated, requiring a little research to understand. I opted for the rolling stuffed paste, which was delicious and served with a tasty peanut dipping sauce. The Udon noodles I also tried were flavorful. My friend ordered a small rice dish with vegetables, and we were surprised by the generous portion size. While prices were not the cheapest in Hue, they were still below average compared to other places in the city. It is worth noting that some drinks on the menu contain milk, so the restaurant may not be fully vegan-friendly.

At first we didnt understand google translated menu, so we just ordered something and the food was so delicious!! I can recommend you to try it.

Of the ridiculously translated menu all has already been said, but we just chose 3 dishes almost at random and they were all quite good. Service is fast and though I've seen cleaner places, it's not really a problem. We spent 125K for the 3 dishes. Didn't drink anything.

Don't bother trying to decipher the English menu, it's the most badly translated one I've ever seen. Your best bet is to either take a chance with a random dish or search the Vietnamese names on Google images to see what you're getting. Other than that, the restaurant is nice and the staff are friendly. I tried two dishes and they were just okay. It seems like most of the food is vegan, but non-vegan drinks are also available. You'll probably need to order at least two items to feel satisfied, so expect to spend around 80 to 100k per person.