As An Thượng lights up, what do you want to eat tonight?

Vietnamese dishes? A fragrant, spicy Tom Yum pot? Steak with a glass of wine? Or a few yakitori skewers and a highball? At Furama Dining House, the question for the evening isn't necessarily "which restaurant to go to," but rather, more simply: "which floor do I feel like going to tonight?"

Around 6 PM, An Thượng begins to change its rhythm.

The sun sets. Guests return from the beach. Groups of friends appear on the streets. Restaurant lights gradually illuminate.

And in just about an hour, the neighborhood transforms from its daytime state into a completely different version.

This is when the "An Thượng dinner query" truly makes sense. Guests are no longer just looking for food. They're looking for an evening. A space. A mood. A place that suits their companions.

Furama Dining House was created precisely around this transformation: four independent restaurants, each with its own style on a different floor, yet all housed within one building at 73 Tran Bach Dang.

Floor 1: Tonight, I still crave Vietnamese

Not every day of your trip do you want to try something new. Some evenings, you just want a familiar meal.

Phở. A few spring rolls. Bún (vermicelli dishes). Cơm (rice dishes). Sharing plates.

Phố Cuốn is open until 10 PM, so it's not just for breakfast.

In the evening, spring rolls take on a different feel. Gone is the hurried pace of the morning. The whole table has more time. A platter is placed in the center. Everyone helps themselves to what they like. Vegetables, rice paper, and dipping sauces make for a light yet interactive meal.

For international guests who have enjoyed steak, pizza, or Thai food in previous days, sometimes returning to Vietnamese cuisine for an evening is the best way to change things up.

Floor 2: When the whole table craves a little spicy and sour

If your group needs more energy, Thai Siam Kitchen is the next choice.

Tom Yum. Som Tum. Curry. Pad Thai.

Thai food is almost made for communal dining. A pot placed in the center of the table. Each person gets a bowl. A salad to share. A curry dish. A starch.

Thai Siam Kitchen is currently open until 10 PM and is perfect for groups looking for a lively, multi-dish, and shared dinner.

Floor 3: When tonight calls for a slower pace

There are other evenings. No need for a crowd. Just two people. Or a meeting that requires a refined setting.

That's when The Fan is a better fit.

Steakhouse The Fan focuses on steak, a wine gallery, and dinner experiences with a slower pace, serving until 10:30 PM.

The menu features Wagyu Ribeye A5, Hukobe, Aukobe, U.S. Beef Chuck Tender, and the Chef’s Signature Board, alongside pasta, pizza, fish, salads, and desserts.

This is an important point. A steakhouse isn't necessarily only for steak lovers. If four people go, two have steak, one has pasta, and one has fish – the whole table is still happy. And the wine gallery sets a different rhythm. No one needs to eat quickly. Dinner can linger.

Floor 4: When dinner turns into a night out

Finished eating at 9:30 PM. Still don't want to go home.

This is precisely why Hura Izakaya exists.

Hura operates until 1:00 AM, with robata, yakitori, sake, and highballs as its main offerings.

The Izakaya spirit is inherently suited for the "after-dinner" period. No need for a second full meal. Just a few small dishes. A drink. Another drink. A few more skewers. Then, conversation.

Thus, an evening at Furama Dining House can transition from dinner to a night out without changing locations.

Dinner for a couple is different from dinner for a group

One common mistake when choosing a restaurant is asking: "Which restaurant is good?"

A more useful question is: "Who are you going with?"

If it's a couple, The Fan might be a better fit. If it's a group wanting to share dishes and chat more loudly, Thai Siam or Hura might feel more natural. If it's a multi-generational family, Phố Cuốn offers many familiar choices.

There isn't one "best" floor. There's only the floor that's a better fit for tonight.

An evening in Da Nang doesn't have to end after dessert

An Thượng thrives on the post-dinner hours. Walking. Sitting at a bar. Meeting friends. Listening to music. Having a drink.

And what Furama Dining House is trying to do is bring that very rhythm into the building. Dinner can start on Floor 2. Continue to Floor 4. Or begin with steak on Floor 3 and then head up to the Izakaya.

You don't have to do it that way. But you can. That's the difference.

Furama Dining House | 73 Trần Bạch Đằng, An Thượng, Đà Nẵng Hotline: 0859 555 759

Frequently Asked Questions

Which restaurant is suitable for dinner in An Thượng?

Furama Dining House offers four options: Vietnamese dishes at Phố Cuốn, Thai Siam Kitchen, Steakhouse The Fan, and Hura Izakaya.

Which restaurant is suitable for couples?

The Fan is suitable for a steak and wine dinner, with a slower, more refined dining pace.

Which restaurant is open late?

Hura Izakaya currently serves until 1:00 AM.

ONE HOUSE - FOUR FLAVOURS - ONE NIGHT OUT.