Nhà hàng Madame Lân

I thoroughly enjoyed my lunch at Nhà hàng Madame Lân. The welcoming was great, the staff were all very friendly and the service did not miss a beat! I honestly think the service is the high point here. The food was great, veey well prepared quality ingredients and covers à veey wide assortment of foods from all parts of Viet Nam. I thought is was all veey cool and the authentic flavor was on point. If anything is say the food may benefit from à bit of one on one love. Seemed just a little too well rehearsed and almost mass produced. While this makes for a consistent and reliable experience, it lacks just a little in that roadside or small family run operation. Don’t get me wrong, I am being critical and basing this review on the Michelin status and I would definitely return but I think for the price point it could be kicked innthe butt with a little more passion. Overall à great lunch and yes I will come back amd bring friends.

Over all I really enjoyed this restaurant, very clean, supposedly very authentic and has a broad menu for everyone who is craving something. We had a few items off the menu, both drinks and food. For drinks we had a durian shake, coconut coffee, saigon style milk coffee and egg coffee. Each one was great, especially the coconut and egg coffee. For food we had quang nam noodles, steamed rice cakes with prawn and minced pork, spring rolls with fried fish. Each was unique in its own way, very tasty and high quality. For flavour I will give it a 4.5/5 as I felt like some things for my preference were slightly light on flavour, that is a personal thing though and I dont fault the restaurant at all for that. Everythinf tasted incredibly fresh and I would definitely eat there again.

We dined at Madame Lân after hearing a lot of buzz about it being one of the top Vietnamese restaurants in Da Nang. The restaurant itself is spacious, beautifully designed, and definitely gives off that elegant, traditional Vietnamese vibe. We came in with high expectations and ordered a mix of their best-sellers to really get a feel for what they had to offer. Unfortunately, while the presentation and ambiance were impressive, the flavors didn’t quite hit the mark for most of the dishes we tried. The Bánh Xèo was underwhelming.. the batter wasn’t as crispy as expected, and the overall flavor just felt flat. The pork skewers were decent but nothing particularly memorable, and the shrimp spring rolls were okay, though we’ve had better versions elsewhere in the city. That said, there were a couple of standout dishes. The mussels in coconut broth were surprisingly good..the broth was fragrant, slightly sweet, and paired well with the fresh mussels. We also really enjoyed the shrimp and green papaya salad..refreshing, tangy, and just the right balance of flavors and textures. As for drinks, the passion fruit juice was a clear favorite.. tart, sweet, and very refreshing especially in Da Nang’s humid weather. The milk tea was also surprisingly good. The rest of the juices we tried were just average. Service was okay.. not as warm or attentive as other restaurants we visited in the city, but they got our orders right and served everything in a timely manner. Overall, it’s a nice place to try if you’re after a more upscale dining experience, but in our opinion, the food didn’t live up to the hype. We might return for the mussels and salad, but probably not for the rest.

It wasn't what I expected. I wish they didn't "upgrade" me to the 4th floor. Bright fluorescent lights and large parties, very loud. Make sure you get a reservation and request the downstairs. Pho was very good. The spring rolls were missing flavor. There was one staff member who was very kind and checked in me, but the rest were preoccupied with the large parties. Didn't feel like the best place for a solo diner.

My last visit was 10 years ago and definitely before the restaurant expanded to the scale and popularity it has now earned. Love how the menu has such great variety of food selection and for noodles alone there were over 10 soup noodles selection. Do come visit if you’re after some authentic Vietnamese food.

My first meal right after touching down and what a wonderful start! :) Honestly, I didn’t expect much since it’s a tourist spot and even listed in the Michelin Guide. But since it was just walking distance from our hotel, we thought, why not give it a try? We ordered the pho, and it was fantastic! The meat was tender, the broth fragrant, and it really warmed my tummy, super yummy! They also recommended their Vietnamese pancake, and wow, didn’t expect it to be so big! Loved the experience of wrapping it with rice paper, lots of fresh veges, and dipping it into their special peanut sauce. So good! Tried the fried fish Vietnamese roll, it was just okay. We still prefer the classic prawn or pork versions. One of the highlights? Their grilled chicken, juicy, fragrant, with that perfect charred finish. Will definitely come back again! Plus point: they can cater to big groups and the prices are reasonable. No regrets at all!

Want to try some Vietnamese food in a cozy, local spot? Go to Madame Lân! This place is great for anyone who wants to feel like they're eating at a local favorite. The authentic Vietnamese flavors and comfy atmosphere will definitely make you happy.

Well, what can I say—this place truly lives up to the hype. A Michelin Guide recommended restaurant with a strong reputation, and after dining here, it’s easy to see why. The place is well-staffed, and service is prompt, warm, and attentive without being overbearing. The overall atmosphere is inviting and tastefully decorated, creating a comfortable space to enjoy a meal. But the real highlight is the food. Every dish we ordered tasted fresh, authentic, and full of flavour—clearly crafted with care and a deep respect for traditional Vietnamese cooking. From the perfectly balanced pho to the fragrant grilled meats and vibrant herbs, each bite reminded me of why Vietnamese cuisine is so beloved. It’s rare to find a restaurant that delivers such high standards consistently across multiple dishes. Surprisingly, the prices are quite reasonable, especially when you consider the quality of ingredients, the presentation, and the level of service. It’s not a budget spot by any means, but it certainly doesn’t break the bank either. For what you’re getting, it feels like excellent value. The only thing that held me back from giving a full five stars was the Vietnamese coffee. While the flavour was spot-on—rich, bold, and satisfyingly sweet—the portion size was disappointingly small. To make it worse, it didn’t even come with the full traditional setup, which felt like a missed opportunity. Still, I’d absolutely come back in a heartbeat. This is one of those rare spots that delivers on both taste and experience. Highly recommended.