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Quan Chay Dam vegetarian restaurant, Hoi An

By Mark Bowyer | 05 Apr 2019

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Quan Chay Ba Dam, vegetarian restaurant, Hoi An,
Photo: Mark Bowyer
Quan Chay Ba Dam, vegetarian restaurant, Hoi An,
Photo: Mark Bowyer
Quan Chay Ba Dam, vegetarian restaurant, Hoi An,
Photo: Mark Bowyer
Quan Chay Ba Dam, vegetarian restaurant, Hoi An,
Photo: Mark Bowyer
Quan Chay Ba Dam, vegetarian restaurant, Hoi An,
Photo: Mark Bowyer

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Quan Chay Dam vegetarian restaurant, Hoi An

71/20 Phan Chu Trinh Hoi An - between Le Loi and Hai Ba Trung

Lunch and dinner

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Price guide: $

By Mark Bowyer 05 Apr 2019

Madam Dam has been serving up her vegetarian buffet down this alley for a long time. She’s the star at her friendly family run eatery. It’s a casual and inexpensive lunch or dinner stop (I spent 40K VND on solid meals on recent visits). Many travelling vegetarians and vegans rate Madam's Dam's as the best stop in town. Hard to beat the value for money proposition. The noodle or rice based dishes are pre-cooked and served from a buffet counter. Diners are a mix of locals and travellers - the local following's always reassuring. Madam Dam’s operation is plastic free - another bonus. The alley’s pretty cool too. Check Le Fe cafe opposite after lunch.

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