As with all hotel bookings, ours came with complimentary breakfast (at
the in-house
Epice Restaurant) which was tastefully Vietnamese style
with the addition of the “
Pho Bar”, along with the other cuisines such
as Chinese, Western etc…
There was a quite a variety of food to select
from.
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| Cereals |
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| Juices (e.g. orange, guava etc...), coffee and tea |
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| Salads, fresh vegetables and rice crackers |
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| Fresh fruits |
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| Bread galore! |
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| Meats (e.g. sausages, bacon) |
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| Condiments to go with the pancakes or waffles that are cooked on the spot for you |
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| Pho Station! |
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| Pho condiments at the Pho Station! |
For both mornings I had my fix of freshly prepared Pho and Eggs Benedict, along with pancakes. I really wanted to try the waffles with ice-cream, but it was too early in the morning for that.
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| The pho was yummy |
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| There is an egg station where you can choose to get your eggs scambled, omeletted or benedicted. |
As for the decor, the restaurant was spacious and has a simple, clean-cut earth tone wood theme.
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| The table setting |
Service was good: plates were cleared promptly and staff were friendly (i.e. no surly looking waiters/waitresses). All in all, it was a good experience and the food was enjoyable.
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Beautiful post.The food was amazing.The decoration of the food was mind blowing.I am happy to see that.danang travel
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