
FURAMA DINING HOUSE GRAND OPENING – A Home, Four Flavors in the Heart of An Thượng
Furama Dining House is officially Grand Opening at Barett Urban Zone, 73 Trần Bạch Đằng, An Thượng, Đà Nẵng.
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Destinations near Furama Dining House

300m · 4-min walk
One of the most beautiful beaches on the planet, per Forbes.
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3.5km · 10 min
Fire and water shows at weekends — Đà Nẵng's icon after dark.
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2km · 6 min
A cluster of limestone peaks, ancient pagodas, and the Non Nước stone-carving village.
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25km · 45 min
The Golden Bridge and the world's longest cable car — a full day out.
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Furama Dining House is officially Grand Opening at Barett Urban Zone, 73 Trần Bạch Đằng, An Thượng, Đà Nẵng.
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Looking for a dinner spot in An Thuong? Discover Vietnamese, Thai, steak, and Japanese Izakaya-style cuisine spread across four floors at Furama Dining House, Da Nang.
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Da Nang is developing its night-time economy with culinary complexes, prominently featuring the 4-story Furama Dining House, which converges the culinary essences of Vietnam, Thailand, Europe, and Japan.
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Clear broth comes from cleaning the bones, skimming the foam and holding a bare simmer. The depth comes from time, not from the seasoning hand.
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Cinnamon gives warm sweetness, star anise a round finish, black cardamom a layer of smoke. The three enter the pot in order, and the bowl hears it.
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Rice batter spread thin, then cut into strands — simple enough, but thickness and blanching time decide whether they hold or fall apart in the bowl.
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Bắp hoa comes from the front shank, its sinew reading like a flower in cross-section. Cut along the grain it stays crisp; cut the other way it turns chewy.
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Nạm is the fibrous lean from the rib; gầu the crisp fat from the brisket. The two sit side by side in one bowl and feel nothing alike.
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Oxtail is full of sinew and collagen, so high heat only makes it tougher. It needs low heat and time, and the sign of doneness lies elsewhere.
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Before it reaches the bowl, the meat rolls quickly through a hot pan with onion and garlic. A step of seconds that changes its smell and sweetness.
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Adding a poached egg makes the broth richer and milder. However, as the egg is not fully cooked, it might not be for everyone.
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Four cuts of beef on the phở menu, set side by side by tenderness, fat and when to eat them — enough to settle it before the staff reach the table.
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Two pots of broth for two kinds of sweetness: one deep and heavy, one clear and light. Choose by how your stomach feels that morning, not by habit.
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Which cut to order, what to add, when to squeeze the lime, whether to taste the broth first — a few short notes for a first bowl of phở.
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Heat first, then star anise and cinnamon, and only then the first spoonful. A bowl of phở reaches the eater in the order of the senses.
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Where to eat after an early morning swim? The An Thuong area is just a few minutes from the beach, and offers dishes you can enjoy before the day gets too hot.
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The address sits in the An Thượng area, a short walk from Mỹ Khê beach. This is how to place Phố Cuốn, and what to look for at the door.
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A Vietnamese breakfast is hot, has broth and is eaten at the table — unlike the habit of cold bread. So where is the easiest place to start?
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Vermicelli at the bottom, herbs in the middle, shrimp near the outer edge to show through the rice paper. The layering decides whether the roll holds.
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A wall painted with a street of rolls is where the restaurant's name began. The brand story of the first floor sits inside that mural.
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4 floors, 4 brands, 1 night Da Nang — culinary journey begins at An Thuong.
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After Barefoot Beach Run 2026, stop by Pho Cuon at Furama Dining House to enjoy a delicious Vietnamese breakfast and refuel your energy.
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Six new imported sakes, plus a limited-edition yakitori set for July.
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Read more →About an hour's drive from An Thuong, the giant stone hands lifting the Golden Bridge above the Truong Son range are Da Nang's most famous photo stop. Here's the day-trip playbook — and why to save dinner for Furama Dining House.
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Just 15 minutes from My Khe, five marble peaks hide dreamlike caves and centuries-old pagodas — a calm morning before you return to the beach.
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A 67 m Lady Buddha facing the sea, old-growth forest home to rare langurs, and Da Nang's prettiest coastal road — all just 15 minutes from My Khe.
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Ranked #6 in TripAdvisor's Top 10 beaches in Asia for 2024, My Khe sits right beside An Thuong — close enough to walk out for a swim and back for dinner.
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