At Furama Resort Danang, afternoon tea is less about a formal tea ceremony and more about lingering over a buffet in a polished resort setting. You can choose from nearly 30 pastries and savory bites, then pair them with one of 20 teas in Hai Van Lounge or on its ocean-facing terrace. I like the breadth of the tea list and the chance to try a little Vietnamese sweet soup alongside familiar café treats.
The other draw is the setting: the lounge offers a calm place to slow down, with ocean views as part of the experience. But the food can be uneven. Reports of dry sandwiches and very hard scones are worth taking seriously, especially if you’re booking mainly for the buffet rather than the resort atmosphere.
- Key points to know before you go
- A slow afternoon at Hai Van Lounge
- Nearly 30 treats, from macarons to Vietnamese sweet soup
- Twenty teas, including local varieties
- What the food reports mean for your visit
- The value at a resort price
- Location, timing and a few practical cautions
- Who should book this afternoon tea?
- FAQ
- Where is the afternoon tea buffet?
- What are the opening hours?
- What is included?
- How many kinds of tea are available?
- What kinds of food are served?
- How much does it cost?
- Can I combine the offer with other promotions?
- Can I cancel or get a refund?
- What should I do if I have a food allergy?
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Key points to know before you go
- A wide tea choice: The selection includes 20 teas, with examples such as green tea, voi tea and lingzhi tea.
- Nearly 30 bites to sample: Expect a mix of macarons, fruit tarts, doughnuts, scones, tapas, sandwiches, mousse, tiramisu and Vietnamese sweet soup.
- A resort setting: Hai Van Lounge and its outdoor terrace offer a more relaxed backdrop than a quick stop at a bakery.
- Food quality may vary: Some items have been found fresh and enjoyable, while sandwiches and scones have drawn complaints about dryness and texture.
- Daily afternoon hours: The buffet runs from 2:30 to 5 p.m. at Furama Resort Danang on Vo Nguyen Giap Street.
- A worthwhile price only if the setting matters: Prices are shown from US$17.39, with another stated starting figure of $19.15, so check the amount at booking.
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A slow afternoon at Hai Van Lounge
The appeal here is simple: take a seat, pour a cup of tea and let the afternoon stretch out. Furama Resort’s Hai Van Lounge is described as an elegant space, with an outdoor terrace for those who prefer to sit in the open air. The ocean view gives the tea break a sense of occasion, though the experience is still a buffet rather than a guided tasting or a formal service.
The setting is likely to matter as much as what’s on the plates. If you are already staying at the resort or want a comfortable pause in Da Nang, the lounge offers a chance to sit down without making a whole evening of it. If you only want the best pastry for your money, a bakery may be a better match. The price pays for the surroundings and the range as well as the food.
The buffet is available every day from 2:30 to 5 p.m. The exact time you can spend there is not stated, so don’t assume the booking includes an unrestricted three-hour stay. Check the details attached to your selected voucher and arrive during the stated service hours.
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Nearly 30 treats, from macarons to Vietnamese sweet soup
The spread mixes familiar afternoon-tea standards with savory bites and local touches. You might see macarons, fruit tarts, doughnuts, scones, mousse and tiramisu alongside tapas and sandwiches. Vietnamese sweet soup adds a different note to a menu that could otherwise feel like a standard hotel pastry counter.
That variety is useful if you want to taste a little of several things rather than order one large dessert. It also gives a mixed group more options: one person can reach for a tart, another for a savory bite, and someone curious about local sweets can try the Vietnamese dessert. The buffet is not described as a full meal, though, and the supplied details do not give serving sizes or a complete menu.
Treat the selection as an opportunity to sample, not a guarantee that every item will be a highlight. Food quality has received mixed assessments. Some people have enjoyed the bakery items, desserts and fresh fruit, while others have found the sandwiches dry or the scones unusually hard. For the best chance of a good plate, take a small first serving and see which items look freshly replenished before going back for more.
There is also a practical wrinkle with buffet food: a wide selection can be less appealing if some dishes have been sitting out. One account described sandwiches that seemed dry and had been left out too long. That is not a certainty, but it is a good reason to judge the food in front of you rather than assume every item will be at its best.
Twenty teas, including local varieties
Tea is the other main reason to consider this experience. The collection includes 20 varieties from around the world, with green tea, voi tea and lingzhi tea among the examples provided. That gives you more room to match a drink to the sweets than a standard tea-and-cake set might offer.
If you usually order black tea, this is a chance to try something different. The information does not describe brewing methods, serving sizes or whether staff can recommend pairings, so don’t expect a guided tasting. You can still make your own small tasting session: choose a tea, try it with a pastry, and see how the flavors work together.
A staff member named Ms Thao has been praised for explaining the offerings, which is useful if you are unsure what is in the buffet or which tea to try. Service, however, has not been consistently described as attentive. If you need help, ask directly rather than relying on staff to anticipate it.
What the food reports mean for your visit
The most positive notes concern service, scenery, fresh fruit and the range of baked goods and desserts. One particularly useful detail is that food has been replenished from time to time. Fresh refills can make a real difference at a buffet, especially for items that lose their texture if left out.
Still, the experience does not appear uniformly dependable. Scones have been called small and hard, and sandwiches have been criticized for dryness. Other comments have found the desserts poor overall, while some have enjoyed the sweets and savory snacks. That spread of opinion suggests you should book for the full combination of setting, tea and choice, not for a promise of exceptional pastry.
If you are particular about texture or freshness, start with a few items and assess them before building a full plate. If a tray looks tired, wait to see whether it is replenished or choose something else. There is no stated guarantee about how often individual dishes are replaced, so that small bit of judgment will help you get more from the buffet.
The resort atmosphere is one of the more consistent strengths. Even a modest spread can feel like a pleasant afternoon when you have a comfortable lounge and a view to enjoy. But if the food is your only reason for going, the mixed quality reports make this a less certain choice.
The value at a resort price
The price information gives two starting points: the package option is listed from US$17.39, while the overall summary gives a starting price of $19.15. Because those figures differ, check the total shown for your date and package before you book.
At either starting figure, value depends on what you want from the afternoon. You are paying for access to a hotel lounge, a broad buffet and 20 teas, not simply for a single pastry and drink. If you plan to settle in, sample several items and enjoy the setting, that combination can make sense. If you want one excellent cake, buying from a bakery may be cheaper and more direct.
There is no promise that every item will suit your taste, and the buffet’s food quality appears variable. The strongest case is for someone who values the setting and choice enough to accept a little uncertainty on the plate. Think of it as a relaxed resort break with food included, rather than a destination pastry tasting.
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Location, timing and a few practical cautions
Hai Van Lounge is at Furama Resort Danang, 105 Vo Nguyen Giap, Khue My Ward, Ngu Hanh Son District, Da Nang. The daily service window is 2:30 to 5 p.m. Use the resort’s full address when planning your visit, and check the map details provided with your booking if you need help locating the lounge.
The voucher is valid only on the date and time specified. The stated terms also say the offer cannot be combined with other Klook vouchers or in-store promotions, offers or coupons. It is listed as non-cancellable and non-refundable, so confirm your plans before purchasing.
If you have an allergy or dietary restriction, contact the venue before booking. Ingredient and allergen information is not guaranteed, and the buffet cannot be assumed to be free of any particular allergen. This is especially important for a spread of pastries, desserts and savory items, where ingredients may vary by dish.
Who should book this afternoon tea?
I’d consider it if you want a comfortable afternoon stop with a broad choice of treats, a long tea list and an ocean-facing resort setting. It suits couples or friends who enjoy sampling different sweets and savory bites, and it can be a pleasant change of pace from sightseeing.
I’d be more cautious if you are booking solely for high-end desserts, need reliably fresh sandwiches, or have strict dietary requirements. The variety and setting are real advantages, but the uneven reports on scones and sandwiches matter. If you go, keep expectations balanced: enjoy the lounge and tea selection, sample before committing to a second plate, and treat the buffet as part of a relaxing resort visit rather than a sure bet for standout pastry.
Daily Afternoon tea & Dessert Buffet at Furama Resort Danang
“excellent service on Furama. good selection of bakery and desert. Ms Thao was pleasant and explain the offering in the outlet.”
FAQ
Where is the afternoon tea buffet?
It is served at Hai Van Lounge, Furama Resort Danang, 105 Vo Nguyen Giap, Khue My Ward, Ngu Hanh Son District, Da Nang City, Vietnam.
What are the opening hours?
The buffet runs daily, Monday through Sunday, from 2:30 to 5 p.m.
What is included?
The package includes the afternoon tea and dessert buffet.
How many kinds of tea are available?
The tea collection has 20 varieties. Examples include green tea, voi tea and lingzhi tea.
What kinds of food are served?
The buffet may include macarons, fruit tarts, doughnuts, scones, tapas, sandwiches, mousse, tiramisu and Vietnamese sweet soup. The exact menu is not specified.
How much does it cost?
The package is shown from US$17.39, while the experience summary gives a starting price of $19.15. Check the price displayed for your chosen date and package.
Can I combine the offer with other promotions?
No. The offer cannot be combined with other Klook vouchers or in-store promotions, offers or coupons.
Can I cancel or get a refund?
The stated terms say cancellations and refunds are not available.
What should I do if I have a food allergy?
Contact the venue before purchasing. Ingredient and allergen information is not guaranteed, and the products cannot be guaranteed free of allergens.
