Signed up for a cooking class with my friend, we were taken to the fresh market to buy ingredient and it was fun seeing the local markets. Did a few dishes and we get to eat them as well. It was fun!

Good fresh food and good drinks. Busy in the evening but you do not need to book in advance. we recommend this place.

We did a cooking class with Châu, the enthusiastic teacher, she was excellent! We are vegetarian and our diet was catered for really well. There was a trip to the market to source all the ingredients, Chau explained anything and everything we weren’t sure about....After we got back to the restaurant, she demonstrated as we cooked along with her. She was so informative and helpful as we went along. We made a starter of spring rolls, a tofu clay pot curry and fruit flambé. Highly recommend this class, excellent way of learning how to cook Vietnamese food the right way. Also really good value for money! We were given a present of a short cookbook, spoon and grater/peeler tool, which, whenever we use them will remind us of our trip 😃 Highly recommended!More

Had dinner here after finding some great reviews. It certainly did not disappoint! Great food, service and price. Dont go past here, stop in for a visit!

Visited Lanterns on the recommendation of a tourist guide and were not disappointed. The food was some of the tastiest we have had during our eight weeks stay and the desserts were delicious. It was a unique experience to have attentive staff who were responsive...to our requests friendly and helpful and who were not glued to their phones. A very pleasant dining experience.More

Expensive! Totally over rated, the food served are by apprentice cooks level. Taste awful and overall it's a tourist trap. Another thing are the waitress are rude, they don't like Asian.

We ate here one night as we were staying in a resort half an hour away that was soo expensive to eat and drink So glad we did the food was superb portions too large for me Spring rolls were crispy and delicious Squid prawns...and pork in a clay pot !!! Yummy Beers were cheap You can take your own alcohol but we didn’t know they charge you corkage 10000 vdn It is upstairs from the pizza restaurant and you can sit on the open terrace above the street breezy and great for people watching Worth a visit Friendly staff tooMore

It was my Aunt and Uncle’s 40th wedding anniversary and we had an amazing time!! Our instructor was fantastic and truly one of the highlights of our trip.

Had a casual dinner. This food is acceptable for Western tourist or Korean, however not for ASEAN tourist. Normal taste but still acceptable. Restaurant environment is good and chill with few of friends.

Our supper for St-Valentine was a very good choice. It’s very clean , nice ambiance, super staff ! But the Cooking Classes was terrific almost 5 hours, we visit the Summer market first and we receive a lot of informations for the conservation of the...meat, the fish’s. The cook she bye also more fruits so we can try them. I am French Canadian I speak English and her English speaking was very easy to understand her. Rice paper roll, marinaded for the meat, I will use it at home too in slow cooker, choice of chicken , porc or fruits of sea for main dish and the fruits flambée! Also the day after we visit an orphanage with a volunteer guide of the restaurent her name is Mai The staff is very proud of the restaurent!More

Had a brilliant meal of prawns and spring rolls. Excellent service, good food well presented. Would advise booking if you intend eating between 6pm and 8:30pm, no a table to spare. A definite must in Nha Trang food circuit.

Lanterns Restaurant is a casual Vietnamese restaurant in Nha Trang. Reservation can easily be done online. The owner and waitresses are all very nice and helpful. The spacious restaurant doesn’t have A/C, but uses big fans, so be prepared to be sweaty – just imagine...beer being served with ice as normal practice! There is free Wi-Fi access, which is definitely a plus for tourists. Food is not bad, guess it just lacks the wow factor. Highly recommend the crispy Homemade Spring Rolls (Cha Gio) with Meat (VND 75,000 or USD 3.22 for 4pc) and the refreshing Fresh Rice Paper Rolls “Goi Cuon” (VND 70,000 or USD 3.01 for 4pc).More