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  • Apsara

    222 Tran Phu, Da Nang, Vietnam
    +84-(511)-3-561-409
    Apsara is well-known for the business services as well as the great Vietnamese dishes in Danang. It is situated in an ideal area that is very convenient for tourists to get to.

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  • Red Sky Bar & Restaurant

    248 Tran Phu Street, Da Nang, Vietnam
    +84-(511)-3-894-895
    Are you looking for a good Western restaurant or a trendy bar in Danang? So great that both can be found at the same place: Red Sky Bar & Restaurant.

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    7

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    7

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  • Mumtaz Indian Restaurant

    231 Tran Phu, Da Nang, Vietnam
    +84-(511)-3-839-888
    You are an Indian tourist looking for the taste of your homeland in Danang, or simply love to try very spicy food? Mumtaz Indian Restaurant is the absolutely right place for you.

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    7

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    7

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