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Nhà hàng Thái YAM - Chiangmai in Dalat

Restaurants4.8 from 1,918 reviews₫200–300K

286 Đường Hai Bà Trưng, Cam Ly - Đà Lạt, Lâm Đồng, Vietnam

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Opening hours

Monday
10 am–2 pm, 5–9 pm
Tuesday
10 am–2 pm, 5–9 pm
Wednesday
10 am–2 pm, 5–9 pm
Thursday
10 am–2 pm, 5–9 pm
Friday
10 am–2 pm, 5–9 pm
Saturday
10 am–2 pm, 5–9 pm
Sunday
10 am–2 pm, 5–9 pm

Hours are as published on Google Maps and are not independently verified. Check with the business before travelling.

What reviewers say

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  • 52 years ago

    I love the atmosphere. The place is so cool and the food is delicious as well. Their drinks are great as well. The place has nice outdoor and indoor seating! Definitely recommend to eat here.

  • 5a year ago

    A good place for Thai Cuisine in Dalat. It’s a mixture of Thai and VN taste so it’s not much spicy and mild enough to enjoy. It’s a cordial atmosphere and beautiful setting where we can enjoy with family & friends

  • 5a year ago

    Fantastic, authentic Thai food in Dalat! We came here on a Saturday night, and even though the place was bustling, we were seated immediately with no wait. The atmosphere felt welcoming right from the start, and our server set the tone by offering us a complimentary aloe vera drink shot, which was a nice touch! We decided to order the couple set for two, along with an extra soup and pad Thai. Every dish was incredibly well-flavored, and you could tell a lot of care went into blending the spices and ingredients. Be prepared, though—some dishes come with a bit of a kick, which I personally loved! The balance between the heat and the other flavors was spot-on. The service was outstanding! The staff was attentive without being overbearing, always making sure we had everything we needed. It’s clear they take pride in what they do, and it really enhanced the whole experience. Overall, I would highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for high-quality, authentic Thai cuisine in Dalat. I’ll definitely be back the next time I’m in town!

  • 58 months ago

    Food menu has good amount of options. We ordered Pad Thai, pineapple friend rice, Ginger tea, red artichoke tea, potatoes wedges and sticky mango rice. Presentation was on-point but taste was just okay. Hygiene side also not too good but okay. Staff is friendly, knows little bit of English and they even help me give second round of ginger tea because my first cup had lot of sugar and I had a bad cough. Overall ambiance and experience is 7/10. Can go for a date, with family and kids as well.

  • 4a year ago

    Review from a Malaysian point of view. Presentation of the dishes were good. Taste generally on the sweeter side. 1. Phad Thai - Quite nice. 2. Yellow Squid Curry -Quite nice 3. Pineapple fried rice - Good 4. Fried fish - Good 5. Tom Yum - I prefer it to be more sour. Otherwise all is good. 6. Mango sticky rice - A little salt added to the coconut milk will bring out the flavour better.

  • 45 months ago

    Mixed things up and tried some Thai food. We love a pad Thai from Thailand and I really enjoyed the one from here. We were really looking forward to trying Khao Soi but they were sold out. This was disappointing considering it was 1pm for lunch.

  • 35 months ago

    If you know the real Thai, this is something less. Especially the Tom Yum Thai, tastes like “red curry”. Pad thai, pandan fried chicken is good, pineapple fried rice like normal fried rice. Last suggestion, the waitress should at least learn some english speaking, good for you👍🏻

  • 2a month ago

    An interesting building conversion into a restaurant. They tried for a rustic atmosphere. In the main dining area they had 41 wok pans attached to the ceiling. Having lived in Chiang Mai Thailand I was hoping to get some Khao Soi, they have it on the menu. It was mediocre, a poor attempt, it was like a weak red curry with coconut milk that was not a Khao Soi authentic flavor, with these awful chucks of fatty bad tasting beef, not sliced like in Thailand. They have a very well printed menu like an upscale place but the service here was on a low level. The waitress didn't ask me if I wanted anything to drink, and I didn't receive a welcome drink until I asked for it. I finally got to ask for water and a small bottle of water cost 27,000d the most I have ever paid for water in Vietnam! I was also surprised at the bill, they added VAT to the bill, this is the first4 place I have experianced this. They need to have someone train the wait staff on common courtesy!

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