The Bao Dai Summer Palace in Dalat does not necessarily have a rich food history of its own, but it stands in a region renowned for its unique culinary heritage. The palace used to be the summer home of the last emperor of Vietnam, Bao Dai, and during the colonial era, French influence integrated with the local Vietnamese flavors to create a distinctive cuisine. Dalat's cool climate contributes to the production of fresh vegetables and fruits, which feature prominently in the local dishes.
Famous for: Banh Mi Xiu Mai (Non-Veg)
Famous for: Da Lat Pizza with Vegetarian Options (Veg Non-Veg)
Famous for: Coffee and Avocado Ice Cream (Veg)
Famous for: Wood-fired pizzas with Vegetarian Options (Veg Non-Veg)
Famous for: Vegetarian Vietnamese Dishes (Veg)
Famous for: Lau Ga La E (Chicken Hotpot with local herbs) (Non-Veg)
Please note that while some dishes may typically contain meat, many restaurants in Dalat are willing to adapt dishes to cater to vegetarian preferences. Always check with the staff if a vegetarian version of a dish is available.