Cuisine style
Indochine Cruise Halong Bay promises a delightful dining experience where you can indulge in sumptuous meals. The menu offers a diverse selection of European and Asian cuisine (especially Vietnamese food), ensuring a variety of flavors for each meal.
As a part of the flawless service and to boost the guests' cuisine experiences, if there are above 05 Indian guests on board, Indochine Cruise will add Indian foods to the daily menu (usually 02 dishes). If you have any special dietary, please let us know since the crew team always customizes to meet your demands.

All dishes are well-prepared with fresh ingredients and elegant decoration.
Dining time
The usual serving time is 6:00 - 6:30 for breakfast, 9:15 - 10:15 for brunch, 12:00 - 13:00 for lunch, and around 19:30 for dinner.
- 2D1N provided 4 meals: 01 buffet lunch, 01 set menu dinner, 01 light breakfast, and 01 buffet brunch
- 3D2N provides 7 meals: 01 buffet lunch, 01 set menu lunch, 02 set menu dinner, 01 buffet breakfast, 01 light breakfast, and 01 buffet brunch

Flavorsome buffet options for an energetic breakfast onboard
Note: The time for breakfast on day 2 of the 3-day-2-night option starts from 7:00 - 7:45.
Drinks
About the beverage, two bottles of mineral water per day will be provided complementarity. Extra drinks excluded from the cruise price will be charged separately according to the price listed on the bar menu.
Compared to other boats, the Indochine offers a wide range of alcoholic drinks. There are nearly 30 cocktails on the menu at around US $6 - US $9, while liquors such as vodka, whisky, or cognac from many popular brands cost only US $5.5 - US $18/ shot.
Also, it is suggested that if you can hold your liquor and are interested in wine, you should take a look at the bottle menu of this cruise, which offers many more options than the glass one. The wine is only around US $7 - 8 for each glass, but it can cost around US $30 - 120/ bottle.
NOTE: The price is for reference only.
The menu for non-alcoholic drinks on Indochine Cruise Halong Bay includes basic types of mocktails, juice, smoothies, soft drinks, coffee, tea, and mineral water. However, the prices are quite reasonable with about US $2.5 for the cheapest and US $6.5 for the most expensive drink.
Afternoon tea service
As a new update to the cruise service and to satisfy those who want to spend an afternoon just relaxing and enjoying the beautiful scenery of Halong Bay, Indochine Cruise has recently added Afternoon Tea as a gentle, elegant activity for customers who want to slow down and enjoy the surrounding space.

Grab an out-of-the-world moment with Canapé at sunset in Halong
This service is very affordable at only US $20/person, including Vietnamese traditional tea, along with many different types of cakes and fruits. However, to enjoy afternoon tea, customers need to book at least 3 days in advance and there must be 2 or more people using the service.
Tonkin Restaurant
Tonkin Restaurant is the main 1st-floor restaurant of the cruise with a 300m2 area, where you will be served your main courses. Moreover, the restaurant will be used for guests' welcome and safety rules guidance.

The restaurant's opulent and culturally diversified décor is inspired by the Indochina spirit.
An Nam Restaurant
An Nam Restaurant is a 150m sub-restaurant on the 2nd deck, mainly just an option to serve guests/groups of guests who require private restaurants or private events of about 40 - 45 pax (with an additional fee).

The intimate dining area is customized for small groups and private parties.