Late-night food in Pleiku: where to eat after 10 pm

Pleiku Night Market (Chợ Đêm Pleiku, Diên Hồng food street)

Bring friends or family: everyone picks their own dish from plenty of stalls at an easy price, and fruit in a bowl is the one people keep recommending. It is busy and very local, more a stroll after dinner than a sit-down meal, and the market is not big.

• What to order: lụi (grilled pork on lemongrass sticks), cơm hến (baby-clam rice), Mekong-style bún mắm (fermented-fish noodle soup), fruit in a bowl and grilled rice paper (bánh tráng nướng); Sóc Con serves phở khô at the end of an alley inside the market.
• Price: a snack stall is about 20,000 to 50,000 VND, a phở khô bowl about 30,000 to 50,000 VND, and durian fruit with coconut cream 50,000 VND (prices from September 2026).
• Where: 40 Nguyễn Thiện Thuật, Diên Hồng ward, near the Tre Xanh hotel.
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Tip: the public toilet in the market costs 3,000 VND a person and is clean.

At weekends, on public holidays and at Tết (Vietnamese New Year) the food street adds music, gong performances and xoang dance, so go then if you want a show with your supper.

Nhà hàng Cơm Quê Gia Lai

Cơm Quê (Gia Lai country-style rice restaurant) is a good late dinner for a small group or a family: spacious, nicely decorated, open until 11 pm. The food leans gentle and safe, so it may taste mild if you like strong flavours.

• What to order: cơm niêu (rice cooked in a clay pot), the dish praised most. Portions are generous: four rice dishes for two people is already very full.
• Price: fair for the portions.
• Where: 26 Tân Tiến, Diên Hồng ward. Open 8 am to 11 pm daily. Call +84 905 060 881 to book a table.
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Cơm Niêu Ngon 3 Miền

A bigger group settling in for a long, relaxed meal will like it here: the room is pretty, the food is easy on the palate, the staff are warm, and tables are cleared quickly even when it is full. At the peak hour dishes come slowly, so do not come in a hurry.

• What to order: the mẹt heo sọc dưa (a tray of five pork dishes; the fifth line of the card above) sells best, and a group of five or six is full with one tray. Crispy roast pork is the dish people mention most, with tender meat and very crisp skin; there is also steamed fresh goat and rich cheese seafood. Skip the braised stream fish, which is bony with little meat.
• Price: big portions, cheap for the amount.
• Where: 158 Hai Bà Trưng, Diên Hồng ward, open 9 am to 10 pm daily. It is right in the centre, easy to reach. Call +84 269 3828 811 to book.
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Tip: Cơm Niêu is on Hai Bà Trưng street, which turns into the sweet-drinks street after dark, so look for a glass of nước đậu (soy milk) nearby after you eat.

Quán lẩu bò Nấm Anh Chín

If your group wants grilled food and hotpot late, Anh Chín on Hùng Vương street is an easy choice, open 3 pm to 10 pm daily. It fills up in the evening, so go early, and earlier still for the steamed brain. The crispy grilled tongue is praised, and so is the beef hotpot in a sweet broth of ginseng and mushrooms; the owner suggests ordering just enough.

On price, a guest in April 2026 paid about 110,000 VND for a hotpot for two, filling but light on greens. Grilled, steamed and stir-fried dishes run about 80,000 to 90,000 VND and a hotpot for two or three about 120,000 VND (December 2025); treat these as a rough guide and confirm when you order. Motorbikes park in front and are watched by the staff, cars park along the street, and the tables and stools are low with no backrests, so a long sit gets tiring. It has closed by 10 pm, so it is no use for a later supper.

3 pm to 10 pm daily · 334 Hùng Vương, Pleiku · Open in Maps