In recent years, the term “Michelin restaurants in Da Nang” has become increasingly popular among food lovers as the city sees more and more dining venues listed in the Michelin Guide. The blend of modern cooking techniques, local ingredients, and a sustainable mindset has gradually helped Da Nang assert its place on Vietnam’s Michelin dining map, meeting the growing demand for high-end culinary experiences among both domestic and international travelers.
The Michelin Guide Vietnam’s announcement of restaurants in Da Nang marks a significant milestone for the city’s culinary scene. Da Nang was selected thanks to its diverse cuisine, abundant local ingredients, and strong ability to meet international restaurant standards. Alongside the growth of Da Nang’s fine-dining sector, interest in Michelin-standard dining venues has surged.
In addition to the trend of discovering Michelin cuisine, travelers are also paying more attention to everyday dining experiences, especially options for luxury restaurants in Da Nang to fully appreciate the city’s culinary rhythm and cultural identity.
La Maison 1888 is Da Nang’s Michelin 1-star restaurant, advised by Chef Christian Le Squer. The restaurant is designed in a classic French style, featuring the La Veranda area on the ground floor, private dining rooms on the second floor, and a terrace overlooking the sea and the Son Tra mountains.
The menu focuses on traditional French dishes made with meticulously sourced local ingredients. Each dish follows a clear culinary sequence, prioritizing balanced flavors and refined techniques. The restaurant also boasts an extensive wine cellar with sommelier pairing recommendations for each course.

Nén Danang is the first restaurant in Vietnam to receive the Michelin Green Star, recognizing its environmentally and socially responsible approach. The minimalist dining space is designed to focus attention on the culinary experience, allowing guests to follow the story behind each dish.
Nén’s menu operates seasonally, using around 99% local ingredients, many of which come directly from Nén Farm. Herbs, edible flowers, vegetables, and fruits are grown, harvested, and brought to the kitchen in a short time frame to ensure peak freshness and flavor. The culinary philosophy highlights regional identity while applying modern techniques to express each ingredient clearly.
Olivia’s Prime Steakhouse is known for its warm, dimly lit atmosphere with wooden accents that create a sense of intimacy at dinner. The wood-fired kitchen is the heart of the restaurant, where premium imported steaks are prepared to maintain their tenderness and natural sweetness. This cooking method imparts a signature aroma without overwhelming the palate, making it suitable for many Asian diners.
The menu focuses on steaks complemented by classic European dishes and American comfort food. In addition to beef, the restaurant also serves wood-fired pork, chicken, and seafood, along with neatly presented pasta, salads, and soups. The curated wine list provides thoughtful options to pair with the main dishes.

Madame Lân is recommended in the Michelin Guide for its ability to recreate Vietnamese cuisine in a spacious, approachable, and accessible environment. Inspired by the warmth of family meals, the restaurant blends nostalgic and contemporary architectural elements, offering both indoor and airy outdoor seating. The layout makes it ideal for large groups, multi-generational families, or gatherings that call for comfort and openness.
In addition to local Da Nang specialties, the menu features familiar dishes from various regions of Vietnam, prepared to preserve traditional flavors while maintaining clean presentation and ease of enjoyment. Ingredients are carefully selected, seasoning is balanced, and the cooking style suits both locals and visiting travelers.
Rang Restaurant is one of the standout Indian restaurants in Da Nang, awarded a Bib Gourmand by the MICHELIN Guide—recognizing good-quality cooking at a reasonable price.
Rang pursues an “international” style of Indian cuisine, combining traditional recipes with modern, approachable presentation. The menu is quite diverse, ranging from classics like Butter Chicken, Chicken Tikka Masala, and Lamb Curry to Hyderabadi Biryani, plus plenty of vegetarian options—making it suitable for both vegetarians and first-timers exploring Indian food. The seasoning is balanced, with clearly defined spices but not overly heavy, so it works well for a wide range of diners.
The restaurant’s space is neatly designed and cozy, with a more modern feel than heavily traditional decor—comfortable for longer, leisurely meals.
Shamballa Da Nang is a vegetarian restaurant inspired by the philosophy of green, mindful dining. Located on a quiet street near the Han River, the restaurant is designed like a multi-level garden, separated from the outside world by bamboo walls, lush plants, and natural light. The rooftop area opens toward the city skyline, making it ideal for a relaxing dinner or long conversations.
The menu focuses on modern vegetarian cuisine using seasonal vegetables, light spices, and preparation techniques that emphasize balance. Portions are moderate and neatly presented, appealing to both regular vegetarians and diners simply looking for a refreshing change of flavor.
Si Dining is a contemporary Italian restaurant recognized by the Michelin Guide for two consecutive years, led by Chef Alessio Rasom. The restaurant features a refreshing, elegant design with both indoor and terrace seating, offering a sense of privacy while still feeling open and airy. It is a fitting choice for quiet dinners, celebrations, or intimate business meetings.
Si Dining’s menu changes seasonally, focusing on modern Italian cuisine crafted with local ingredients sourced from farmers and fishermen in Central Vietnam. Each dish follows familiar Italian structure, then adapts seasoning and preparation techniques to suit Asian palates. Portions are moderate, presentation is clean, and dishes are easy to enjoy whether ordered à la carte or as part of a set.
Located right beside the Han River, Novotel Danang Premier River is an international-standard 5-star hotel in Da Nang, offering convenient access to tourist attractions, dining areas, and the city center. The hotel features modern guest rooms, restaurants, bars, an outdoor swimming pool, and a wellness area—perfect for both leisure travel and business stays.
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