Do the meals taste exceptional here because Streets is for a good cause? Perhaps it helps to know that the staff are disadvantaged youths trained up in hospitality, but the textbook-good cao lau and 'white rose' dumplings deserve an A+ regardless. Although the place is busy, the service is warm and delightful.
Streets
Hoi An
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