Places
Every card answers three questions: why go, what to know, and where to be careful.
One More Cafe must
77 Hai Ba Trung
45–120k₫
$1.70–4.60
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The expat living room. Australian-run brunch, burgers and pasta, and the third floor doubles as the nearest thing Da Lat has to a coworking space.
Worth knowing. Desk space upstairs is free if you buy food or drinks downstairs. Wifi around 35 Mbps.
Le Rabelais
Dalat Palace, 2 Tran Phu
300–600k₫
$11–23+
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Fine-dining French in a colonial-era grand room. Da Lat was built as a French hill station and this is where that history is still on the plate.
Primavera Italian
24 Truong Cong Dinh
110–150k₫
$4.20–5.70
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Long-running and genuinely Italian — wood-fired pizza and hand-made ravioli, not a Vietnamese approximation of them.
Anna's Coffee House
9B Dong Da, Robin Hill
40–120k₫
$1.50–4.60
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Western food with a mountain view and the second expat gathering point in town. Real power outlets and 35 Mbps.
The Chimney Bistro new
39/15 Ngo Quyen, Cam Ly · 07:00–21:00
45–215k₫
$1.70–8.20
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European breakfast and its own pastries: eggs your way, pancakes, French toast, croissants. Italian and Vietnamese coffee, ice cream.
Worth knowing. The full menu is in the photos below, taken 5 August 2026: pastries 79–125k₫, breakfasts 79–215k₫, coffee 45–95k₫, ice cream 75–85k₫. Open until 22:00 at weekends.
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