Restaurants at Ba Na Hills offer more than a quick buffet lunch between attractions. Visitors can choose from international buffets, Vietnamese and Asian dishes, Mediterranean cuisine and evening dining in the French Village.
If you consider where to eat at Ba Na Hills, this guide introduces three restaurants based on their cuisine, service style, location and suitability for different travellers. The order reflects their overall practicality and dining experience rather than an absolute ranking of food quality.
Ba Na Hills has nearly 30 restaurants, cafés and food outlets across the French Village, Hội Tụ Square, Eclipse Square and other visitor areas. Options include large buffet restaurants, à la carte dining, cafés and evening venues.
Most Sun World restaurants mainly serve visitors during daytime opening hours. Restaurants at Mercure Danang French Village Bana Hills serve breakfast, lunch and dinner, making them convenient for overnight guests and visitors staying later in the French Village.
Location: Hôtel de Paris, French Village
Cuisine: International buffet
Opening hours: 6:30 am–9:30 am, 11:00 am–3:30 pm and 5:30 pm–9:30 pm
Best suited to: Families, large groups and hotel guests
La Crique is a practical choice for groups with different ages and food preferences. The restaurant serves international buffets for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with seasonal menus and dining programmes available at selected times.
The buffet format allows children, older guests and international travellers to choose their own dishes. Its central location in the French Village also makes it easy to include in a day of sightseeing.
Day visitors can stop for lunch before continuing to Fantasy Park or other attractions at the summit. Mercure guests can also dine until 9:30 pm before exploring Ba Na Hills at night.
At the time of writing, the Premium Dinner Buffet is served daily from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm. It includes seafood, sushi and international dishes.
Current published prices are:
Prices and inclusions should be confirmed before dining.

Location: Hôtel de Marseille, French Village
Cuisine: À la carte Mediterranean bistronomy
Opening hours: 11:30 am–9:30 pm
Best suited to: Couples, anniversaries and small groups
L’Étable is suited to guests who prefer an à la carte meal in a quieter setting. Inspired by the French Riviera, the menu focuses on contemporary Mediterranean dishes and seasonal ingredients.
Guests can select individual dishes and dine at their own pace. The restaurant is suitable for a couples’ lunch, an anniversary dinner or a small gathering away from a busy buffet setting.
L’Étable also hosts selected Mercure dining experiences, including the Romantic French Village Dinner. Availability may depend on the weather and the conditions of each package.
After dinner, overnight guests can visit Le Grenier Lounge above the restaurant or walk through the illuminated French Village.

Location: Above La Piscine swimming pool
Cuisine: Vietnamese and Asian à la carte dining
Opening hours: 11:30 am–9:30 pm
Best suited to: Families, multigenerational groups and guests who prefer Asian food
Maison du Roi serves dishes from Vietnam, Japan, Korea and China, together with freshly prepared grilled food. Options such as pho, ramen and grilled dishes make it suitable for guests looking for familiar Asian flavours.
The à la carte menu helps families manage portions and select dishes for children or older relatives. Service until 9:30 pm also makes the restaurant a convenient dinner option for Mercure guests.
Visitors interested in regional food can consider the Central Vietnam Culinary Experience. The current menu includes Ba Na chayote salad, Ba Na sausage, Đèo Le chicken, seasonal vegetables, chayote soup and ST25 rice.
The published price is VND 650,000 per guest, with service from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Guests should confirm the latest menu, price and availability before booking.

Mercure Danang French Village Bana Hills provides dining options after many daytime restaurants have closed. La Crique serves international buffets for families and groups, L’Étable offers Mediterranean dining for couples, and Maison du Roi focuses on Vietnamese and Asian cuisine.
The hotel currently offers dining programmes including the Premium Dinner Buffet, Romantic French Village Dinner, Dinner Above the Clouds and the Central Vietnam Culinary Experience. Menus, prices and package benefits may change, so guests should check the latest offers before booking.
Staying overnight also removes the need to plan dinner around the journey back to central Da Nang. After the meal, guests can explore the French Village, visit a lounge or return to their room before continuing their Ba Na Hills itinerary the next morning.
Planning to dine at Ba Na Hills? Choose a restaurant at Mercure Danang French Village Bana Hills and contact the hotel to confirm the menu, opening hours and current dining offers.
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