What guests say
Cham Restaurant offers Quang Nam province buffet with diverse dishes at 100k per person, cozy riverside space. However, some customers complain about the lack of signature Quang noodles and hygiene issues with staff not wearing gloves.
- •Cheap buffet
- •Diverse dishes
- •Cozy space
- •Riverside location
- •Lack of Quang noodles
- •Staff not wearing gloves
Rating
Reviews (10)
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Tuyệt nhé . Tất đánh để đến thư giãn dịch vụ chăm sóc sức khỏe . On đen rất thich
Một điểm đến tuyệt vời cho khách du lịch và những ai cần thư giãn. Hôm nay là buổi khai trương, chương trình quá đặc biệt, ý nghĩa và rất hay. Mình thấy có cả ca sĩ và MC nổi tiếng nữa. View ở đây cũng tuyệt đẹp. Chưa trải nghiệm dịch vụ onsen... chờ tham quan xong hãy trải nghiệm
Không uy tín
Nhà hàng rất tệ, lừa khách. Đi đoàn 40 người, không ăn nhiều, đã thỏa thuận từ trước khi đặt là ngồi lâu chút vì có mấy người uống bia( bia mua của nhà hàng). Đang ngồi ăn lật lọng đuổi khách. Cả đoàn mình sẽ vận động mọi người đánh giá
The food is okay, nothing special. It's called a Quang-style buffet, but when I came, there was no Quang noodles (one of the most characteristic dishes of Quang region), while beef noodle soup and fish cake noodle soup are available everywhere.
The food here is quite okay. But the server who is also the chef does not wear gloves... I ordered a bowl of Mỳ Quảng. She used her bare hands to pick up the noodles, chicken, and eggs, like scooping pig feed. The restaurant is quite large and nice, please don't do that. Even shabby street stalls wear gloves...
The dishes are diverse with many different flavors. Spending 100k/person for a satisfying meal is unbeatable. The space is cozy, right by the river so it's very cool even though I went at noon in the sun. Everyone should try it.
The food is okay, nothing special. It's called a Quang-style buffet, but when I came, there was no Quang noodles (one of the most characteristic dishes of Quang region), while beef noodle soup and fish cake noodle soup are available everywhere.
The food here is quite okay. But the server who is also the chef does not wear gloves... I ordered a bowl of Mỳ Quảng. She used her bare hands to pick up the noodles, chicken, and eggs, like scooping pig feed. The restaurant is quite large and nice, please don't do that. Even shabby street stalls wear gloves...
The dishes are diverse with many different flavors. Spending 100k/person for a satisfying meal is unbeatable. The space is cozy, right by the river so it's very cool even though I went at noon in the sun. Everyone should try it.
