Chickpea Eatery: Vietnamese Vegan Restaurant & Hội An Vegan Cooking Class
Description
Chickpea is the go-to spot for vegan food in Hoi An, and it earns that reputation dish by dish. The banana flower salad and wonton noodle soup are the kind of food that makes you question why you ever ate meat in the first place. The cooking classes (which include a market tour) are the real draw for visitors who want more than just a meal.
Highlights
Insider Tip
Book the cooking class directly rather than through a travel booking site - reviewers note it costs more on third-party platforms, and the class runs about five hours so clear your afternoon.
Pros
'- Cooking class gets consistent praise across dozens of reviews - the market tour portion is a highlight
- Instructors like Addy, Thu, and Maii are called out by name for being knowledgeable and kind
- Food quality is high, with specific dishes (banana flower salad, wonton noodle soup, summer rolls) coming up repeatedly
- Works well for mixed groups where not everyone is vegan
- Instructors like Addy, Thu, and Maii are called out by name for being knowledgeable and kind
- Food quality is high, with specific dishes (banana flower salad, wonton noodle soup, summer rolls) coming up repeatedly
- Works well for mixed groups where not everyone is vegan
Cons
- Service can be slow - if you have somewhere to be after your meal, tell them before you order
- At least one report of an unpleasant owner interaction and pricing that wasn't listed on the menu
- At least one report of an unpleasant owner interaction and pricing that wasn't listed on the menu
Best For
Couples, Groups, Vegetarian friendly, Beginners
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