Go to Da Lat with Vivo X200 Ultra

The long holiday is coming and I think many people will choose Da Lat as their destination this time. So I would like to share again about my recent trip to this city. I hope I can suggest to everyone some places to eat here, because I actually didn't go anywhere much.

I once shared a photo of the number of cameras I brought with me on trips. Many of you were quite surprised because I brought so many cameras. If I could, I would usually choose a camera to take photos, but this time I borrowed the Vivo In this article, I will leave pictures taken from this one, so everyone can take a look.

Eat

At noon, my friend invited me to eat Shiitake mushroom noodles. I had eaten at this place 2 years ago and found the taste to be very good. But this time back, the quality has dropped a lot. Maybe that's why this time, I don't have to wait, I can eat right away. But last time, I had to queue for a long time.

I remember one time, Da Lat suddenly had a lot of stew noodle shops like this. If people want to try this type of noodles, I think Phu Gia noodles are ok (but must be ordered in advance). The stew in Phu Gia is very rich and fragrant. But booking in advance and having to arrive at the right time will be quite annoying, given the small space of the restaurant. So I have another suggestion: Meraki Noodle Shop, this place is located right at the beginning of Prenn Pass, so the space overlooking the pass is very beautiful, going in the early morning, the sunny weather is also suitable.

Grilled chicken with lam rice is not a new choice when coming to Da Lat, I often eat at another grilled chicken place. As for this place, I passed by on the street, glanced at the name of the sign "Miss Sinh", then I was suspicious of this name, it looks like a shop on Mang Den. But when I went to Mang Den 3 years ago, I ate at a bamboo rice restaurant there and it was so delicious that now when I talk about this dish, I only remember the taste of that restaurant. Even though the restaurant I ate at on Mang Den was not "Co Sinh", at that time I thought, who knows, the flavor there might be similar. The result is not true, the restaurant on Mang Den is still better. Going back to Co Sinh restaurant in Da Lat, this place is also cheap and often large families come to eat, I see very few young people. This shop is "Co Sinh" on Mang Den, so the flavors of the two shops will probably be similar. The chicken here will be Vietnamese style, the meat is a bit tough and the big plus here is that the meat inside is still very moist. So if you go in a large family group, you can consider this restaurant.

Banh Can Ngoc is on Street 3/4, this place has quite a variety of fillings and prices will range from 25-70,000 VND. Compared to Da Lat banh can, I prefer coastal banh can, the kind that comes with a bowl of braised fish. But my friend is the opposite, preferring Da Lat style banh can. This place isn't bad, but it's not so delicious that I feel like I have to eat it every time I come here.

Looks so attractive

Tan Long grilled spring rolls: This restaurant is located in a quite hidden alley. Even though I went to this restaurant at a rather late time, like 3-4 pm, the restaurant was still very crowded with both tourists and locals. There are only 2 dishes sold here: grilled spring rolls and corn on the cob, the serving size is quite large, eating 1 portion is very filling for 1 person. Among the grilled spring roll shops I've eaten at in Da Lat, this one is currently the best, the price is also ok, and the dipping sauce is delicious. However, if you go in a crowd, you should order it because it's a large portion, and the fried corn ramen is quite oily. If you go a few times and order just one portion, you won't be able to eat it because it's boring.

Coffee and senseless things

A street corner accidentally captured it

The slopes in Da Lat

Normally when I go to Da Lat, every time I choose to try a tourist area, with the criterion of having a zoo. And this time, my original plan was to go to Mongo Land, because I saw that this place was famous but I hadn't been to it yet. At that time, I didn't know where to go, so I decided to try it. This place is also far from the center of Da Lat, located in Ta Nung. But when I got there, I saw dozens of passenger cars in the parking lot. It was too crowded, so I went to a nearby coffee shop, which is also famous.

The dogs up here are really relaxed, just lying around in the sun.

The price of water here will be from 40,000 - 55,000 VND, which is quite reasonable compared to some current photography cafes in Da Lat. Water is okay, but not too special. Some photos I took at the shop:

The garden in a restaurant, this type of planting is really cool, first time I've seen it. Instead of planting in pots on the ground, they hang them up like that, both saving underground space and decorating.

Does anyone know what kind of tree this is?

A cafe with a view of the pine forest that I accidentally went to to take shelter from the rain. This restaurant is not very famous, but it has a beautiful view, the water is ok and even when it rains, the music here is also good so it's a great place to hide from the rain.

This store has a lot of cats, but cats hate me very much, so none of them actively come close to me, they only come to grab food and then leave. But at the other tables, these guys work very hard to receive customers.

Also took advantage of it for 1 shot

Every time I go to Da Lat, I like to go on roads far from the city, just to see scenery like this.

This shop is located right in the city center, on Pham Ngoc Thach street, full of villas. This shop is called Duong, and is famous on social networks, so this shop is very crowded at times other than meal times, and the shop is also small and cozy, so the tables are close together, and talking is not very private.

In return, there is a plus point here: there are a lot of books, used books and they sell them too. The water here is also delicious, there is a dish called "elderflower scented water", on the rim of the glass there will be a layer of salt, so you should drink it sweet and salty (but I forgot to take a photo). Fragrant and many types of fruits can be soaked at the store yourself. In general, the water here is delicious, it's just that the space is a bit small and crowded.

Waiting for someone is one of the few coffee shops that exists quite persistently in Da Lat. While many shops pop up and then close after a while, this shop still has a number of regular customers.

Part of the reason is that the drinks here are also delicious and the prices are more reasonable than many photography-oriented shops today.

This shop has 2 branches, one is located in the center of Da Lat city (this place looks modern, the tables and chairs are also more suitable for working), and the one I went to is in Ward 3 (also has a homestay), this place has a larger area, there are some small landscapes to take photos.

This looks like a snail egg, right?

This "employee" is a bit lazy

"Tokyo Tower" on the side of Da Lat

Every time I go to Da Lat market, I am attracted by this Western sticky rice cart, but I have never bought it to eat

I don't understand why cats hate me so much, they actively avoid me. As for dogs, it's the opposite, but life pushes us to raise cats and not dogs 😔(