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Little Da Nang

59B Woodville Rd, Woodville South SA 5011, Australia

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59B Woodville Rd, Woodville South SA 5011, Australia

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HoursMonday: 5:00 – 9:00 PM Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:00 – 9:00 PM Wednesday: Closed Thursday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:00 – 9:00 PM Friday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:00 – 9:00 PM Saturday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:00 – 9:00 PM Sunday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:00 – 9:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Little Da Nang

Woodville South gets real Central Vietnamese regional cooking at Little Da Nang—fast, unpretentious, and packing serious flavor. Expect a persistent line out front, but the kitchen turns out orders remarkably quick once you snag a table. Regulars head straight for the bánh bèo chén, steamed rice cakes served wet with pork floss and dried shrimp or dry with crispy toppings. For groups, the move is the interactive DIY cold roll platter loaded with grilled meats, fresh herbs, and rice paper sheets for assembling wraps right at the table.

  • Bánh bèo chén: Steamed Central Vietnamese rice cakes prepared in traditional individual small dishes, served wet with dried shrimp and pork floss or dry with crisp aromatics.
  • DIY roll-your-own platters: Generous combination platters featuring skewers, grilled meats, herbs, and rice paper for table-side wrapping.

What's On at Little Da Nang

Upcoming events, special menus and other reasons to plan a visit.

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Why Diners Choose Little Da Nang

Central Vietnamese regional dishes, communal DIY roll platters, and fast, reliable service.

  • Authentic Regional Bánh Bèo

    Patrons visit Little Da Nang specifically to order authentic bánh bèo steamed rice cakes prepared in traditional wet and dry styles.

    Everything we have tried so far has been tasty but the rice cake (banh beo) is a must order.

    Tra My Nguyen
  • Central Vietnamese Specialty Dishes

    The kitchen serves rare regional Central Vietnamese dishes such as mì quảng that capture genuine home-style flavors.

    Finally, a place in Adelaide that does this central VN speciality (that I know of)!

    Jodie Chow
  • Interactive Roll-Your-Own Platters

    Diners enjoy generous, value-driven DIY cold roll platters featuring grilled meats, fresh herbs, and rice paper.

    I loved the wrap your own coldroll. Big serving size and was decently priced.

    L
  • Communal Dining and Platter Sharing

    Groups and families gather around large combination platters designed to be assembled and shared table-side.

    We came here for dinner, where we had a tray of dry banh beo and a Combination tray of Roll your own as an entree to share among the 4 of us.

    Tam Nguyen
  • Dependable Quick-Turnaround Dining

    Despite regular outdoor queues, the venue maintains an efficient turnover that makes it dependable for quick dining.

    Overall, this is a solid quick-eat option.

    Fit And Fed
  • Fast Kitchen-to-Table Service

    Efficient kitchen workflows ensure dishes are plated and served with minimal waiting time once seated.

    You do not wait long for food.

    4chillies

Other favorites

Desserts, fruit drinks, and specialty takeaway snacks

  • Vietnamese desserts with durian

    don’t miss out on their Vietnamese desserts with durian

    SA local guide
  • Oolong fruit tea

    Drink-wise, I tried the new oolong fruit tea this time, think peach iced tea with a fruity twist.

    Fit And Fed
  • Avocado smoothie

    I had an avocado smoothie, which was enjoyable.

    Fit And Fed
  • Inhouse made flavoured beer snacks

    They also had inhouse made flavoured beer snacks, which we purchased to take home.

    michelle shen

Before you head over

Practical guidance on managing wait times, ordering regional specialties, and planning group seating.

  • Prepare for outdoor queues

    Expect consistent queues outside this compact restaurant, but staff frequently take orders while you wait in line to speed up food delivery once seated.

  • Mix wet and dry bánh bèo

    Order a split platter of steamed rice cakes (bánh bèo) featuring half wet and half dry so your table can compare both distinct regional styles.

  • Reserve ahead for groups

    Dining tables and floor space are snug, so if you are planning to visit with five or more people, phone ahead to secure a table reservation.

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