7 Vietnamese Resorts Where the Food Shines Bright

Ever since I was a kid, the wonderful tastes of Vietnamese food have been a big part of my life. The closest restaurant to me where I lived was a Vietnamese restaurant and they never failed to impress my family and I. The fresh herbs and the perfect mix of sweet, sour, salty, and spicy—it’s a cuisine that tells a story with every bite. So, when I think about a nice getaway in Vietnam, the first thing on my mind is finding resorts where the food is as amazing as the view. I’m not just looking for a comfy bed; I want places where you can really enjoy Vietnam’s incredible food culture.

Here are seven Vietnamese resorts that not only look beautiful but are also known for having great food. I will also include some guest reviews I found regarding each resort.

1. Fusion Resort Phu Quoc

Fusion Resort Phu Quoc is all about feeling good, and that includes its wonderful food. Guests often talk about the healthy yet delicious meals. One person said, “The breakfast was incredible, with so many fresh Vietnamese dishes and international choices. Their pho was easily the best I had on the island.” Another mentioned, “The ‘anywhere, anytime’ breakfast meant we could get amazing local food brought right to our room, which was a real highlight.” They focus on fresh, local stuff, bringing the real taste of Phu Quoc to your plate.

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2. Anantara Quy Nhon Villas

Breakfast, lunch, dinner served; local and international cuisine — Source- Expedia

Imagine eating with the sound of waves in the background, enjoying food made from fresh seafood and local produce. Anantara Quy Nhon Villas offers exactly that. People often talk about how the food is made just for them. “The meals here were so special,” one guest wrote. “We especially loved the fresh seafood BBQ set up right on our deck, and the traditional Vietnamese dishes were so good.” Another praised, “Every meal felt like a celebration of Vietnamese flavors, looking beautiful and tasting great.” They even let you design your own meal, so every dinner is an adventure.

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3. Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai, Hoi An

3 restaurants, breakfast, lunch, dinner served; Japanese cuisine — Source- Expedia

The Nam Hai is famous for being elegant, and its food is just as good. With a focus on food from Central Vietnam and dishes from all over the world, eating here is a real treat. Guests always mention the quality. “The food at The Nam Hai was a dream,” a recent visitor said. “I especially loved the Vietnamese cooking class—it made me love the food even more. The breakfast had a great variety of local dishes that changed every day.” Another pointed out, “Their restaurant served some of the best Vietnamese food I’ve ever tasted, with perfect seasoning and fresh ingredients.”

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4. InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort

Daily buffet breakfast (VND 850000 per person) — Source- Expedia

This amazing resort has a few different restaurants, and each one is unique. The food here is as grand as the place itself. “The food options were so different and all of them were high quality,” a guest shared. “We especially liked the real Vietnamese dishes at Citron, served in those cool upside-down hat booths—it was really special!” Another review said, “From the huge breakfast buffets with great local options to the fancy dinners, the food was always fantastic. They really know their Vietnamese flavors.” They are clearly dedicated to making great food.

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5. The Reverie Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City

2 restaurants, breakfast, lunch, dinner served; Chinese cuisine

This is a city hotel, but it’s known for its fancy style and, most importantly, its great food and drinks. For anyone checking out the heart of Vietnam, this is a must-stay. “The breakfast alone is worth staying for,” one person said. “An incredible selection of both Western and, importantly, top-notch Vietnamese dishes like pho and banh mi. Everything tasted fresh and real.” Another commented, “Eating at The Reverie was a gourmet experience. Their Vietnamese restaurant offered elevated classics that really wowed me.”

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6. Six Senses Con Dao

Being eco-friendly and having great taste go hand-in-hand at Six Senses Con Dao. They use organic, local, and fresh ingredients, many from their own garden. People often praise the healthy and flavorful food. “The food at Six Senses was outstanding,” a guest wrote. “So many fresh, healthy options, and their Vietnamese specialties were so real and delicious. The cooking class was a great way to learn how to make some myself.” Another review noted, “Every meal was a joy. We loved the variety of Vietnamese dishes and how they used fresh, local produce.”

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7. Amanoi, Vinh Hy Bay

Yummy Vietnamese dish with a view — Tripadvisor

Set on a hill overlooking the beautiful Vinh Hy Bay, Amanoi is a hidden, super-fancy place where the food is as amazing as the views. While it’s often a private experience, guests always praise the custom-made food. “The kitchen team at Amanoi really makes food just for you,” a visitor said. “We had amazing Vietnamese meals, made with so much care and using the freshest local ingredients. Every dish felt like a work of art.” Another mentioned, “The food was a big part of the Amanoi experience—sophisticated, fresh, and perfectly capturing the true taste of Vietnamese food.”

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Choosing a resort that celebrates Vietnam’s incredible food scene makes your vacation go from great to truly special. These resorts show that luxury isn’t just about beautiful views and fancy rooms, but also about the delicious journey that waits for you.

Happy travels and eating!