Dinner show «Âm Vang Phố Đà» (Echoes of Da Nang)

   At this seaside restaurant, dinner comes with a full performance: every evening Ngon Phố Đà stages «Âm Vang Phố Đà» (Echoes of Da Nang) right in the dining room: traditional costume every night, plus themed nights of court and Cham dances and fishermen's songs. If you want to taste Vietnamese cooking from all three regions of the country and see its traditions in a single evening, this is a good address in Da Nang.

   Ngon Phố Đà – Homey Authentic Vietnamese Cuisine opened in mid-June 2026; according to the city's tourism portal, it was conceived as a place where the Vietnamese spirit is naturally present in everyday life and dinner turns into a journey through culture. Every night begins with the Khai Trống ritual: a guest of honor is invited to beat the drum for luck, peace and prosperity.

   Each night has its own focus, as described by the city tourism portal and HTV television:
— daily: a showcase of traditional Vietnamese costume (Việt phục) set to traditional music
— Tuesdays: «Hoàng Cung Huyền Ảo» (Magical Palace), images of the court culture of Hue (Huế) in sound, light and costume
— Thursdays: «Chăm Pa Huyền Bí» (Mysterious Champa), the Apsara dance to the paranưng drum
— Saturdays: «Lễ hội Cầu Ngư», the fishermen's festival, with hò bả trạo ritual rowing songs and festival drums

   The format suits anyone curious about Vietnamese traditions who does not want a separate night at the theater: families, groups of friends and travelers keen to catch the Hue, Champa or fishing-festival night over dinner. Every day from 17:00 to 20:00, a street-style noodle stall (Gánh Mì Quảng rong) makes mì Quảng by hand in front of you.

   There is no separate ticket: according to the tourism portal, the show is free for guests dining at the restaurant, so you only pay for your meal. The portal notes that the program schedule can change, so confirm the themed night by phone before you go; book a table via the same hotline or at [email protected].

   Book a table for half past seven and let dinner begin with the beat of a drum.