Restaurant & Bar
Crafted with passion, each dish showcases the best local ingredients, offering a harmonious blend of tradition and contemporary taste.


Discover a culinary journey through the heart of Vietnam.
Our restaurant is a celebration of local ingredients and traditional cooking methods, offering an authentic taste of the region.
Indulge in our signature dishes, expertly prepared by our talented chefs. Whether you’re craving a hearty breakfast to start your day or a romantic dinner, our restaurant offers a delightful dining experience. Pair your meal with a carefully selected wine from our extensive collection or savor a refreshing cocktail crafted by our skilled bartenders.
Cuisine
Seasonal, Regional, International
Serving
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Our bar is the perfect place to unwind and relax!
Enjoy a pre-dinner aperitif or a nightcap as you admire the stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Our friendly staff is always on hand to recommend the perfect drink to complement your mood.


Opening Hours
7:00 am - 9:00 pm Daily
Vietnamese Culinary Connect
Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, we invite you to share a traditional Vietnamese feast with fellow travelers. This isn’t a buffet or a set menu, but a family-style gathering celebrating the diverse flavors of Vietnam. From the north to the south, our chefs curate a rotating menu, offering a true taste of the country. To ensure a delightful experience for everyone, kindly let us know in advance if you’d like to join us. As an eco-conscious establishment, we believe in mindful preparation and avoid food waste.
MENU
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FRESH RICE PAPER ROLLS
GỎI CUỐN TÔM THỊT. Fresh Vietnamese rolls with pork, prawn and salad with peanuts in rice paper rolls. Served with traditional dipping sauce.
RAM BA ĐỒN
A special from the Northern Catholic districts of this province, Quang Binh. Deep fried spring rolls containing pork, vegetables and bun noodles. With special local dipping sauce.
SALADS
FARMSTAY SEAFOOD SALAD
Green mango, tiger prawns, squid, carrot, banana blossom and cucumber served with Vietnamese fresh herbs and peanuts.
FARMSTAY CHICKEN SALAD
Banana flower from Farmstay Village and chicken, carrot, cucumber, green mango, herbs, and nuts. A local favorite.
PHONG NHA FARMSTAY SPECIALTY SALAD
Locally grown banana flower and green mango salad with carrot and cucumber served with Vietnamese fresh herbs and peanuts and a special plum dressing.
SOUPS
PHỞ GÀ
Traditional to Tonkin, chicken noodle soup. Served with herbs, onions, chili and lime juice. Famous worldwide, good for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Don’t forget to add some Phong Nha black pepper.
SNACKS
PIZZAS
PIES
AUSSIE MEAT
The classic Aussie meat pie! Iconic to an Australian footy match or servo style meat pie, “Dogs Eye “n” Dead Horse!” Beef, tomato sauce and vegetables served with french fries, gravy and vegetables
MAINS
LOCAL ORGANIC CHICKEN
Grilled chicken, served with sticky rice and vegetables. (Please order 2 hours in advance)
GRILLED EGGPLANT WITH SPRING ONION SAUCE
Eggplant, green & red bell pepper, tomato, mung beans, peas, onions, peanuts served with steamed jasmine rice.
VEGETABLE & TOFU CURRY
A South East Asian spice blend with a seasonally available blend of carrot, potato, sweet potato, red & green bell pepper, eggplant, tofu, zucchini and mushrooms served with steamed jasmine rice.
CHẢ CÁ LÃ VỌNG GRILLED FISH
LA VONG’S STYLE The origin of this dish dates back to the early 1900s, when the Doan family at 14 Hang Son Street, Hanoi, often hosted clandestine meetings for the resistance movement to French colonization. The dish, a favorite of the nation, is named after the statue at the gate of the house. The statue of La Vong – Khuong Tu Nha, a Chinese poet and revolutionist. This now famous dish was so popular that the street was named “Cha ca”. Grilled fish, dill leaves and spring onion in a hot pan, served with fresh rice vermicelli, lettuce, local herbs, wrapped in rice paper with a traditional Vietnamese dipping sauce. An interesting dish with an interesting story.
BÚN CHẢ HÀ NỘI
Pho might be Vietnam’s most famous dish, but bun cha is the top choice when it comes to Hanoi’s lunchtime. Just look for the clouds of meaty smoke after 11 a.m when street-side restaurants in the capital start grilling up small patties of seasoned pork and slices of marinated pork belly over a charcoal fire. Once they’re charred and crispy, the morsels are served with a bowl of a fish sauce-heavy broth, a basket of herbs and a helping of rice noodles.
BÒ XÀO STIR FRIED BEEF SERVE IN BAMBOO
A specialty of the Central Highlands around Pleiku served with locally grown steamed rice and vegetables.
THỊT HEO KHO TỘ
Slowly cooked caramelized pork in Tonkinese clay pot style, served with galangal, onion, coriander and Phong Nha black pepper. This dish boasts flavours from Cochin and Annam, truly utilizing a mix of Indochinese flavours and techniques.
BÁNH XÈO
A specialty dish to the area known up until 1989 as Binh Tri Thien. Now the 3 provinces of Quang Binh, Quang Tri and Thua Thien Hue. 2019 marks the 30th year anniversary of the separation of this imperial jurisdiction. It's a fried cake made from rice flour served with shrimp, mung bean, pork, bean sprouts, herbs, asparagus, peanuts and fried shallots. Affectionately known to local expatriate community as Vietnamese Pancakes.getables.
BURGERS
PASTAS
DESERTS
FORBIDDEN RICE AND COCONUT PUDDING
SỮA CHUA NẾP CẨM Black Sticky Rice grown by Vietnam's minority community with yogurt and coconut milk served with a scoop of coconut ice cream.