Marvelous and complex spring rolls. Recommend having both the fresh and fried pork and shrimp rolls! You will not be disappointed. And a major plus in this heat, it's air conditioned!

Great local food in a homely place. The place may look simple, but their dishes have lots of flavour! Go on an empty stomach!

Excellent restaurant. Very good food and amazing staff. FIVE STARS ☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️

Best pork spring rolls ever. I had to go back another day for more. Thank you Nathan, Ly and Momma

We had dinner here one night in Hoi An and was thoroughly impressed! We got here early around 6.30pm and noted by around 7.00 they were full and people were waiting for tables so it's worth arriving early! We had the Cao Lau, which was the best we had of several versions in Hoi An, and the grilled pork on noodles and the white rose dumplings. All were excellent, came our quickly and were tasty and fresh! We also had the grilled morning glory with garlic and chilli, which wasn't spicy but very very tasty with lots of garlic.

Great option for ones who wants to try street food in but not on the street 😉 Elegant restaurant with reasonable prices offers meat and vegetarian dishes. Best fresh spring rolls with shrimps I ever ate. Papaya salad very nice and fresh although not same as in Thailand.

Delicious food in a small restaurant. We ordered Cao Lao, Rose Dumplings, Vietnamese Summer Rolls, Fried Morning Glory and Fried Wanton

Great spot to relax with a bottle of wine and some delicious Vietnamese dishes. The venue is small but it is air-conditioned. The staff are friendly and very efficient. The decor is fabulous. Definitely worth dropping in

Fantastic food. We loved the fried pork spring rolls over the shrimp one. The fried rice, cao lau and morning glory were good too. Rose dumplings were over-rated though.

I really enjoyed the foods. I love it. :D I want to eat it again.❣️ And..! I am really sorry for my son's mistake and thank you so much for your understanding..🙏

The food is nice. Recommended to try the wantons and the cao lau and not forgetting the mornig glory.

We just happened to come across this restaurant before going to the Hoi An Memories Show. Lovely place, foods were good and tasty.

The best place so far!! So good I went back twice for the grilled mackerel in banana leaf....amazing!! Beautiful interactions from all staff & the best part is that to use the bathroom you have to go through the kitchen, so you get to see everything happening in an immaculate kitchen completely staffed by smiling women. Miss Ly is in there as is her Mum who started the restaurant.

I loved the flavour of the dishes because its light and not overly salty. I enjoyed the morning glory because the fried garlic taste is really flavourful. For someone who is not a fan of veggies and loves the taste of garlic, i will recommend this dish The ingredients used in the summer roll are fresh so i enjoyed it too Will definitely come back here if i have the chance

The food was good depend on your taste but for me and my family we do enjoy eating here not super mouthful experiences, little bit expensive compare to the quantity of the food. What we like the most is prawn stair fried garlic and onion. The restaurant a little bit small. But the decoration is cool.

We have enjoyed a lot our dinner here. Freshly made dumplings, salads and fish in banana leaf were amazing. Top three items in the menu are typical dishes from local cuisine. Highly recommend this place when in Hoi An.

Service was impeccable, but food was below my expectation. Given the high ratings, I was expecting the food will be flavourful and tasty. I ordered the prawn spring rolls and it wasn’t memorable. Nicely fried, but fillings were rather bland. Same goes with the fried rice. And the signature fish was too fishy for my liking. The pricing was similar with the highly rated Morning Glory original, but unfortunately, Miss Ly was a letdown.

2nd great evening here this week. The staff are really nice and friendly, one lady remembered our family from 4 days ago! It wasn't so busy this time and and service was just as quick. The portion size is just right, everything we ordered tasted delicious. They explained to me how to mix my grilled pork with cool noodles,herbs and peanuts so that the flavours went together. Thanks for a simple but tasty last meal in Hoi An.

The baked fish is a must-try, it was baked with a perfect blend of hot and acidic spices. The flavour also has some reminiscence to Asam dishes where you can find in Indonesia (or MY and SG).

Ms Ly was in the kitchen, which was very clean. Service was excellent. Food was volumous. We ordered 4 dishes, the girl suggested just a half dish of Morning Glory and she was right. I was stuffed and I am a big eater. 3 dishes was more than enough. Very good value for money considering it's location.

Walked past this restaurant and decided to give it a try. Oh my...such a pleasant surprise at the quality and taste of the various dishes we ordered. Pork fried rice and the chicken papaya salad is a must order item. Shrimp spring rolls are crispy and delicious too. 4 dishes and both of us just wiped them all out. 😋😋😋

It was our last night in Hoi An and this place came highly recommended. We didn’t make a reservation but we were able to walk in and get a table. The food was delicious. We were disappointed with the Cao Lau, it was not as tasty as we had elsewhere in Hoi An. We mixed it up but the noodles just didn’t have the same delicious taste as another local haunt we tried. But the spring rolls, shrimp noodles and Hoi An chicken rice were great. And my kids had 2x Banana Shakes each as they were so yummy! It’s a wonderful atmosphere, Miss Ly came out to have photos with other guests dining and said hello to us too. It’s an institution in Hoi An and it made for a memorable last dinner in this incredibly beautiful town.

A nice restaurant setting in a traditional Chinese shophouse and furnitures. Service was ok as the staff is willing to recommend their popular dishes. Personally I feel this place is alittle over rated maybe it sits right in the middle of the old town. Food was slightly above average. Nothing much to talk about.

First night in Hoi-An. I dinner this restaurant had a papaya and chicken salad very nice. A bit spicy but not much. You should try.

Recommended here by our local guide and was some of the best food we’ve had in Vietnam so far. Highly recommend the wonton and the chicken/papaya salad. Staff very friendly too, and popping to bathroom through the kitchen was an experience !!

I feel like this place is a MUST when coming to Hoi An! We got a variety of dishes and all were fantastic! The fried spring rolls were so good! I really enjoyed the morning glory as well and the Bahn Mi might be one of the best in the city. We sat outside and the weather was perfect. Funny enough- if you need to use the bathroom you have to walk through the kitchen and that makes me laugh! The staff is helpful and kind.

A very cosy and clean restaurant. The spring rolls, fried rice, white roses are the best among the rest of the very tasty foods. Vietnam whiskey at $30k dong is a must try!