Namto Premium Kids Cafe Hải Châu

Visited on March 12, 2026 with my 4-year-old daughter. You have to pay an entrance fee of 50,000 VND, which I guess is on the higher-side for Da Nang. The staff all seemed bored and all except one was on their phone. There were random toys strewn about and everything seemed a bit old and worn. Also, both my daughter and I used the restroom and there was a distinct sewer gas smell and no hand towels or hand dryer anywhere to be found. Also, the kid's sink was out of hand soap. There was random hair in the drain as well near the toilet. It left a lot to be desired in terms of cleanliness. The food was above average for a kid's cafe, but the experience left me unimpressed and don't think I'll be back.

After going around almost the entire city, this is probably the best kids cafe we have been to. It is especially great for parents who do not want to constantly follow their kid around. The layout makes it easy to see your child most of the time, with no blind spots that feel unsafe, even for much younger kids. There are no areas that really feel dangerous. The only thing worth noting is the steel slide, but it already lands in the ball pit. The only real risk would be a kid tripping in the ball pit and bumping into it, which is pretty standard for ball pit slides everywhere anyway. It is definitely not the biggest kids cafe in the city, but the size is a plus for a parent who don't wanna go around following their kid. Food and drinks are very decent, and we actually order food here, unlike many other places where we usually just get drinks. Pricing is the main thing that might make other kids cafes feel more competitive, since Namto charges by the hour while others offer a one time fee. That said, they do have a promo combo with a one time payment if you buy food for your kid. This is actually a good deal if you plan to stay longer than an hour, and as mentioned, the food is solid. The chairs are also comfortable and work well if you want to bring a laptop and get some work done while your kid plays. After visiting almost every kids cafe we could find on Google Maps, this is easily one of our favorites in the city.

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Very cute, affordable cafe with many different play areas - kitchen, supermarket, dress up area, ball pit - enough to fill our nearly 3-year old daughter with joy. It’s not the cleanest, and some of the toys are worn but it’s a nice way to spend a morning away from rain or heat if you’re tired of the beach.

Very nice!

Good way for young children to spend a couple of hours in rainy weather. Plenty of space and activities to keep the children entertained. Drinks were pleasantly nice and affordable. Had the egg coffee, brown coffee and kumquat drink. Did not manage to try the food since it was after lunch.

My baby had great times here!

Cute kids play cafe. Lots of different rooms. Neat and tidy. Quiet during the week.

Super clean and nice environment for a cup of coffee. And the kids can enjoying the toys around.

Same as most playgrounds in Da Nang, this cafe for kids is clean and new. It is not a large playground; hence, it does not have as many spaces and toys for kiddos. But it is enough for my girl, and it's quiet. Parents can enjoy coffee while watching little angels play. The staff are friendly, speaking both English and Vietnamese. Kids' playtime is counted by the minute. For example, if your kid plays for 70 minutes, the fee is 70k VND. It's a worthwhile place to go.

I really love your cafe. but please do not force the staff to work if they are ill. it is impossible to be when an employee without a mask sneezes, coughs, blows his nose every 10 seconds.

Very good place for your family and kids enjoy together, thanks

Nice kids cafe