Two Vietnam restaurants among Southeast Asia's best: US magazine

[ASEAN NOW News]

Rice Market restaurant inside The Regent Phu Quoc Resort in southern Vietnam. Photo courtesy of the resort

 

Rice Market restaurant on Phu Quoc Island and another on the Vietage train were listed among the best newly launched in Southeast Asia by U.S. magazine Travel + Leisure.

 

Located inside Regent Phu Quoc Resort which opened on Vietnam's largest island in the south last April, Rice Market restaurant serves iconic Vietnamese dishes like beef noodle soup, rice paper rolls, along with Chinese dim sum, char siu fried pork rice and Beijing-style roasted duck.

 

Vietage Train

 

The Vietage restaurant serving the train journey from Da Nang to Quy Nhon offers various dining experiences including foie gras with onion planted on Ly Son Island off Da Nang coast and freshly cracked black pepper from Phu Quoc or fresh Quy Nhon seafood salad with signature fish sauce.

 

"The Vietage train offers a serious gourmet experience, with the considerable added bonus of watching the bucolic Vietnamese countryside unravel before you," Travel + Leisure said.

 

Launched by Anantara Hotels in 2020, the six-hour train ride carries no more than twelve passengers that runs through popular tourist hotspots in Da Nang, Hoi An, Quang Ngai and Quy Nhon.

 

According to VN Express, other newly launched restaurants in Southeast Asia included on the list were Wakuda in Singapore, Charmgang Curry Shop in Thailand, Ambara in Malaysia, and Ember in the Philippines.

 

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