Quán Sông Quê

Ok good

Where local eats..... My local friend took us here and we really enjoyed the local veggie and fish dishes....just simple and tasty...will come back next time around.

Acceptable

Điểm câu cá

Đồ ăn khá ngon, giá hơi cao, trải nghiệm ngồi nhậu rất mát, món gà rất ngon, món đồng quê thì có món ngon món không

Thoáng , nhân viên nhiệt tình

Lên món quá lâu. Dù quán chẵng có mấy khách. Nhân viên chưởi nhau ồn ào. Tốn thời gian. Chừa luôn

Không chụp cái ảnh nào chứ, quán đồ ăn ngon giá cả hợp lý. Đường đi hơi khó vì lòng vòng cũng sâu phết.

Quán sát bờ sông ,mát mẻ , nhậu bình dân

Nice, cool seating but one staff member was not enthusiastic

Quiet, rustic and friendly space, the eatery by the river is very cool, the food is prepared quickly and deliciously.

The food is okay. The space near the river is cool. The seating is a bit shabby.

Today I went to eat. When the menu came, you ordered the dishes. The dishes were brought to the table very quickly. Finally, there was the chicken with lá giang dish, but we waited and waited and didn't see it. I asked the waitstaff, and each one answered that it was being cooked. My family waited for about 45 minutes, but still no dish. I called the staff again and said if it wasn't available, we'd pay and leave. Only then did the staff reply that there was no chicken with lá giang dish. 😥

Terrible, bad

Bad food, should not visit

A garden-style drinking eatery. Surrounded by many bamboo groves and banana trees, embracing a stretch of the Cẩm Lệ River. The eatery offers delicious countryside dishes, especially steamed chicken. Suitable for various group sizes.

Delicious food Good service

The restaurant is right by the river, sitting close to the riverbank is cool and pleasant, the countryside dishes are true to the restaurant's name.

Amidst a Da Nang that is proudly rising with its bridges and skyscrapers, Song Que is not a restaurant; it is an anchor point of memories. People come here not just to satisfy their taste buds, but to embark on a pilgrimage back to the original. The experience here is a conscious refusal. A refusal of the city's hustle and bustle to choose a garden space, where the rustling wind and simplicity are honored. The braised fish in clay pot or the sour soup with snakehead fish are not just food; they are conduits, keys to open the door of an entire childhood. The deliciousness here lies not in sophistication, but in the very honesty that can soothe. People do not come here to be served, but to settle down. Leaving, what lingers is not the memory of a full meal, but the feeling of touching the soul of the homeland, a profound peace that seemed to have been swept away by the modern pace of life.

Cool space but poor food and weak service

Everything is okay except the food and the slow serving of dishes.

Rustic eatery with cool countryside snacks

Cool and refreshing

Rustic, homeland!