La Carambole

Restaurant 19 Phạm Ngũ Lão, Phú Hội, tp. Huế, Huế, Vietnam Published on: 23-01-2016

Rating
Opening hours	07:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Category	Restaurant A-la-carte
Price range	15.00 - 25.00 USD

La Carambole is good for

Family with kids Good

Senior Good

Couple Good

Solo Good

Group Good

Highly recommended by fellow travellers.

La Carambole, one of Hue’s most established dining venues, offers an unmatched atmosphere and some of the best French food in town.

by Wisnu Nugroho

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Why La Carambole is special ?

La Carambole, run by an affable Frenchman and his Vietnamese partner; offers reliable European and local cuisine, including imperial-style Hue specialities. Warm, professional service and a delicious menu of local and international dishes complete the experience. For a great value, try one of their set menu options served with generous proportions. Enjoying meals in La Carambole, tourists can relax with the best music ever. The welcoming atmosphere, lighting decoration with friendly staff ensured tourists to have comfortable feeling like at home.

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How to get to La Carambole?

La Carambole is located on Pham Ngu Lao Street, the best way to get to this restaurant is by taxi.

Selling points

Excellent Food and Service
Great vietnamese food and excellent service
Good ambience, attentive staff
Great mix of Vietnamese and French
A good choice for a lunch or diner in Hue

Facilities

Noise level Normal
Budget Medium
Alcohol YES
Air condition YES
Had kid menu NO
Accept credit card NO
Serve breakfast YES
Serve halal NO
Serve vegeterian NO

Location

Address

19 Phạm Ngũ Lão, Phú Hội, tp. Huế, Huế, Vietnam

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Reviews

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We visited as a couple without a booking and were lucky to get slotted in as another couple left. Hurrah! The service staff were attentive in a subtle way. Ie they maintained a watch over us, and only came over once we looked around in a "we're ready to order" kind of way. The menu was a real mixture of cuisine, which actually made it quite difficult to select dishes. In the end, we both opted for Vietnamese starters and main courses which were lovely. And finished with crepes. The restaurant itself is comfortable and well decorated. We found it full of western diners, and their dishes looked just as good as ours. Overall, very nice indeed but be prepared to pay for what you get.