Nazare Indian Beach Restaurant Da Nang review
If you’ve been enjoying Vietnamese food in Da Nang but are starting to crave something different, you might find yourself wondering where to find good Indian food in Da Nang. If you are craving butter chicken, naan, or a proper biryani, there is one name that we put to my favorite place: Nazare Indian Beach Restaurant & Bar. In this article we will walk you through what to expect. We’ll cover prices, how to get there, and our honest opinion on whether it is worth your money for this Indian Restaurant Da Nang.
What is Nazare Indian Beach Restaurant Da Nang
Nazare is currently one of the most talked-about indian restaurants in da nang. The reason is simple: it sits right on the sand at My Khe Beach. Instead of eating in a closed dining room, you get an open, breezy setup with the sound of the waves next to your table. In the evening there are lanterns, fire show and sometimes even a live band. It is part of a small Indian restaurant group operating in Vietnam.
The menu covers North and South Indian dishes as well as some Western options. That makes it a good choice if you are traveling with someone who does not want Indian food in Da Nang every night. Popular picks from our experience and from other travelers include:
- Butter chicken
- Chicken tikka
- Garlic and butter naan
- Hyderabadi style biryani
- Vegetarian and vegan curries
Nazare location and how to get there
Nazare Indian Beach Restaurant Da Nang location: Lot 02, Vo Nguyen Giap Street, Phuoc My Ward, Son Tra district, Da Nang, right on My Khe Beach.
How to get there: If you are staying near the beach strip, you can simply walk along Vo Nguyen Giap Street. It is on the beach side, so you cannot really miss the lanterns in the evening. If you are coming from further away, a Grab car or Grab bike is the easiest and cheapest option. Most drivers already know this spot since it is well reviewed. Also, you can check this link to view the map.
Opening hours: 11:00 AM – 1:00 AM, every day of the week. That means it works for both lunch and a late dinner or drinks.
Our experience at Nazare Indian restaurant in Da Nang Vietnam
We went for dinner, around 6 pm, right when the sun was starting to go down over My Khe Beach. The tables are set close to the sand there are many zone for you to sit. It’s a small detail, but it makes the whole meal feel more relaxed. We ordered the butter chicken, garlic naan, and a Pani Puri to share. The flavors were delicious.
Service can slow down a little when a big tour group arrives. Most restaurants along this stretch of beach get busy with group bookings in the evening. On the day we visited, staff were still polite and attentive even when things got busy, which we appreciated. If you are in a hurry, going a bit earlier for lunch or an early dinner is a good idea to avoid that.
Is Nazare worth it? Indian food Danang
Well, as we said, Nazare isn’t just about the food. It is about the whole beachfront setting: the lanterns, the sound of the sea, the fire show. If you are searching specifically for Indian food Da Nang with a nice view, this is one of the best options right now. It is also a good spot even if you just want a drink and to watch the sunset.
If your only priority is the fastest or cheapest Indian food in Da Nang, there are smaller, simpler places inland that may serve you quicker. But for a proper evening out, especially for couples or families, Nazare Indian beach restaurant Da Nang is hard to beat for atmosphere.
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Other Da Nang tips from us
Since you are already planning your Da Nang trip, here are a few more articles that might help:
- Curious about overall costs? Check our guide on how much food costs in Da Nang
- Want to know the beach itself? Read about My Khe Beach Da Nang
- Still need a place to stay? See Da Nang hotel booking tips or My Suites Hotel and Apartment Da Nang
- Want to explore more of the area? Don’t miss the Marble Mountains Da Nang
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