Last updated on December 11th, 2025
Miss Ly Hoi An Restaurant is a local family business that offers authentic Vietnamese cuisine. It has been one of the best dining experiences we’ve had in Hoi An.
Nested in a charming heritage setting, Miss Ly Restaurant is a family-run gem in Hoi An. Since 1993, the restaurant has been serving authentic local dishes to diners who seek to experience the genuine flavors of Hội An. It is well-known among locals and travelers for its traditional flavors and friendly service.
During our food trip to Hoi An, we visited Miss Ly Restaurant to try its delicious local dishes. We were truly impressed by the warm service, delectable food, and relaxing atmosphere. Everything is lovingly prepared, and we were highly recommended to visit Miss Ly Restaurant for its wonderful Vietnamese dishes.
Here, we shared our dining experience in Miss Ly Restaurant – one of the best meals we had in Hoi An.
Miss Ly Restaurant, Hoi An

Established in 1993, Miss Ly Restaurant is well-known for its simple yet authentic Hội An specialties. Over the years, it has transformed from a small eatery into a vibrant spot in the Hoi An ancient town. The dishes are prepared using traditional methods passed down through generations.
Getting to Miss Ly Restaurant is convenient, as it is located just steps away from Hoi An Market. It was just a three-minute walk from our hotel – Hoian Central Hotel.
Upon entering, you’ll feel as though you’ve stepped back into ancient Vietnam. The restaurant boasts a charming and peaceful ambiance, decorated with antique wall prints and paintings, creating a pleasant retreat. Soft old-school music plays quietly in the background, adding to the dining experience.
Miss Ly Cafeteria (Hoi An)
Address: 22 Nguyễn Huệ, Cẩm Châu, Hội An, Quảng Nam 560000, Vietnam,
Business Hours: Daily from 11:00 to 22:00
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What To order at Miss Ly Hoi An
The menu features classic Vietnamese dishes, carefully prepared to preserve local flavors and culinary traditions. The extensive selection offers an excellent opportunity for visitors to experience authentic Hoi An flavors at reasonable prices.
Highly recommended dishes include Cao Lau (rice noodles with barbecued pork), Banh Bao Vac (white rose dumplings), Thit Nuong (grilled pork), and other traditional Hoi An specialties.
We also noticed that Miss Ly offers a dedicated vegetarian menu with several vegan options, making it a great choice for plant-based diners.
We reviewed the menu and ordered several dishes: deep-fried wontons, pho, and cao lau. The food was served promptly, and the presentation was quite nice. Everything was very fresh and delicious.
Fried Wontons

Don’t miss out on Miss Ly’s fried wontons!
The deep-fried wontons are so crispy! It is served with prawn and minced meat on top, and tomato sauce. The taste is fantastic, with a bit of a spicy kick. Among all the dishes, we particularly enjoyed the crispy fried wontons from Miss Ly. We would rate them as a must-try dish in Miss Ly Restaurant.
Cao Lau

Cao Lau is a signature Hoi An noodle dish that features thick noodles, pork, fresh herbs, and crispy cracklings. It’s essential for an authentic local flavour.

The friendly servant also came here to explain how to eat cao lau. She explained to us and making sure to mix the noodles and toppings with the broth to enjoy the best flavor of this dish.
While the Cao Lau from Miss Ly tasted good, it wasn’t something truly extraordinary. The fried wontons were likely so good that we had high expectations for the Cao Lau.
Pho

Lastly, we also ordered pho from Miss Ly Cafeteria because we enjoy a hot soup noodles dish for dinner. It had a wonderful taste.
At the end of the meal, we didn’t have any food left at the end of our meal! The flavors were amazing, and there was just the right amount of food. The prices were very reasonable, and everything was great.
Overall: Miss Ly Hoi An Food Review
All in all, Miss Ly Cafeteria should be on your list of places to eat in Hoi An. The food is delicious and Miss Ly truly lives up to its reputation. We highly recommend Miss Ly Hoi An for authentic local Hoi An cuisine. The fried wontons are a must-try dish. Although the restaurant is relatively small, it is popular with both locals and visitors. It’s almost always crowded during mealtime, so if you want to go, be sure to arrive early.
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