Authentic Vietnamese & Western Set Menu at Oakwood Ha Long

The appeal here is simple: you can sit down to a set meal for two at Oakwood Ha Long without having to choose every dish from a long menu. I like that the Vietnamese option is meant for sharing, and I like that there is also a Western menu if you want a familiar alternative.

One thing to keep in mind is that the menu details are not very specific in advance. You may find the meal easier to enjoy than to identify dish by dish, so ask the team what is being served. If the restaurant is hosting an event, it may also be noisier than you expect.

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• Two set-menu choices: Pick a Vietnamese menu or a Western menu, with the Vietnamese option described as a meal for two.
• Made for sharing: The Vietnamese set menu brings a range of dishes to the table, so you can sample several flavors in one meal.
• A hotel restaurant setting: The Market is inside Oakwood Ha Long at No 9, Ha Long Road, Quang Ninh.
• Room service may be an alternative: If an event makes the dining room noisy, staff may recommend dining in your room instead.
• Voucher rules matter: Present your mobile voucher on its specified date, and expect to pay any amount above its value directly to the restaurant.

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A set menu that puts sharing first

The Vietnamese set menu is the clearest choice if you want to try several local dishes in one sitting. It is for two people, and the meal is described as a mix of freshness, aroma, and fuller flavors. That gives you a broader taste of Vietnamese cooking than ordering one main dish each, though the exact courses are not specified.

I like this format when you are eating with someone who is happy to share. You can compare dishes as they arrive instead of committing to a single plate, and the meal is designed to make that easy. It also suits a couple or a pair of friends who want dinner handled in one booking rather than spending time deciding what to order.

The menu is presented as authentic Vietnamese cuisine, but the available details do not name individual dishes or explain how the set is arranged. You should not book expecting a particular soup, seafood dish, or regional specialty unless the restaurant confirms it directly. If knowing what you will eat is important, ask for the current menu or menu photos before you go.

The Western set menu provides a second path. It is described as refined Western dining, but, again, no individual courses are listed. It may suit you if you prefer familiar flavors or are dining with someone who would rather skip a Vietnamese meal. Compare the menu details and final price before choosing, especially if a particular dish or dietary need matters to you.

What dinner at The Market may feel like

The Market Restaurant is located at Oakwood Ha Long, so this is a hotel dining experience rather than a street-food outing or a guided food walk. You meet at the hotel and dine in its restaurant setting. The description emphasizes a stylish atmosphere, but it does not give a dress code, service schedule, seating arrangement, or typical meal duration.

That setting has practical value. If you are staying at Oakwood Ha Long, dinner is close at hand, with no separate trip across town needed. If you are staying elsewhere, the address is No 9, Ha Long Road, Quang Ninh. Check the map before setting out, as the meeting point is the hotel rather than a separately named street entrance.

The hotel setting also changes the kind of meal to expect. This is a planned set menu, not a chance to browse several small restaurants or meet a local guide. You are paying for a contained dining experience: a table, a fixed selection of dishes, and a choice between Vietnamese and Western styles.

A helpful room-service possibility

There is one useful wrinkle to know about. On an occasion when an event made the restaurant noisy, the dining team recommended room service instead. The meal was then arranged in the room with napkins, candles, and tableware, and the diner found the staff kind and the setup thoughtful.

That is a welcome example of service, but it is not a promise that room service will always be offered with this voucher. If a private event is taking place or the dining room feels too loud, ask the team what alternatives are available. In that reported case, the room was cool and comfortable, and the meal still included several dishes for trying traditional Vietnamese food.

There is a trade-off. Eating in your room can be calmer and more private, but it is not the same atmosphere as dining in the restaurant. If the restaurant setting is central to your plans, ask about events when confirming your meal. If comfort and quiet matter more, room service may be a welcome solution, provided the restaurant can offer it that day.

What the price includes, and what it does not

The experience is promoted from US$25.55, while the package options list the Vietnamese set menu from US$23.19 and the Western set menu from US$34.79. Those figures do not line up exactly, so treat them as starting prices and check the final amount shown for your date and package before paying.

The Vietnamese package is specified as a set menu for two. That can make the per-person cost appealing if you are dining as a pair and want several dishes rather than a single plate each. Still, value depends on what is included and how much the current menu suits you. Since the course list is not shown here, the price alone cannot tell you the meal’s size or exact ingredients.

The Western option costs more based on the starting figures provided. That may be worth it if its dishes better fit your tastes, but the information does not spell out what the added price buys. Compare the two menus if possible instead of assuming that the higher price means more food.

Personal expenses and tips are not included. The voucher also works like a value limit: if your bill exceeds it, you pay the balance directly at the restaurant. If the bill is lower than the voucher value, no change or refund is given for the unused amount. That makes it sensible to check what the set includes and avoid treating the voucher as cash you can spend elsewhere.

Booking details to check before you go

The voucher is valid only on the date specified, and at the specified time if one applies. You present it on your mobile, so keep it easy to access when you arrive. Confirmation should come within minutes; if it does not, contact customer support before setting out.

Changes are allowed until 24 hours before the activity starts, with stated exceptions for bookings made with Klook Pass, presales, a freebie, or certain cultural credit programs. A booking also cannot be changed if the voucher has not yet been issued. A full refund is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using local destination time.

The voucher cannot be combined with other Klook vouchers, promotions, offers, or coupons in store. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, and a person who appears intoxicated may be refused service without a refund. There is no age limit for this activity.

Who will get the most from this meal

I would consider this most useful for two people who want an easy hotel meal and are curious about Vietnamese food. The Vietnamese set menu’s sharing format makes it a practical introduction when you want to sample several dishes without building the order from scratch. It can also work well after a day of sightseeing, when a fixed meal at the hotel feels simpler than arranging another outing.

It is also a reasonable choice for a mixed-preference pair. One person can opt for Vietnamese dishes while the other may prefer the Western set menu, though you should confirm whether the restaurant allows separate package choices at the same table. The package information lists both menus but does not clarify how mixed orders work.

This is less suited to someone seeking a highly specific culinary experience. There is no named chef, food guide, cooking demonstration, or detailed dish list in the information available. If you want to learn about individual ingredients, regional traditions, or the story behind each course, ask the restaurant whether staff can explain the menu. The dining offer itself is centered on eating, not instruction.

There is also only limited feedback to judge consistency. The strongest specific positive signal is the dining team’s considerate handling of a noisy event, along with careful room service setup and a meal with enough variety to sample local food. That is encouraging, but it is not enough to promise the same circumstances or service response every night.

Should you book The Market set menu?

Book it if you want a convenient dinner for two at Oakwood Ha Long, value a shared meal, and are comfortable choosing from a menu whose specific dishes may need to be confirmed. The Vietnamese option is the natural pick for sampling several local flavors; the Western package offers a familiar alternative.

Before you pay, check the exact menu, final voucher value, date, and any extra amount due at the restaurant. If you are sensitive to noise, ask whether an event is scheduled. With those points clear, this can be a straightforward hotel dinner, with the added possibility of thoughtful room service if circumstances call for it.

FAQ

Where is The Market Restaurant?

It is at Oakwood Ha Long, No 9, Ha Long Road, Quang Ninh, Vietnam. The meeting point is Oakwood Ha Long.

What does the Vietnamese set menu include?

It is a Vietnamese set menu for two people, designed for sharing. Individual dishes are not specified in the provided menu details, so ask the restaurant for the current menu if you want to know the exact courses.

Is there a Western menu option?

Yes. A Western set menu is available, with a listed starting price of US$34.79. The specific courses are not provided here.

How do I use the voucher?

Present your mobile voucher at the restaurant. It is valid only on the specified date, and on the specified time if one applies.

Can I use another promotion with the voucher?

No. The offer cannot be combined with other Klook vouchers or with other in-store promotions, offers, or coupons.

What happens if my bill is more than the voucher value?

You pay the remaining amount directly to the restaurant. If your bill is lower than the voucher value, no change or refund is given for the unused amount.

Can I cancel or change my booking?

You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using local destination time. Changes are allowed until 24 hours before the activity starts, subject to the stated booking exceptions.