Nam Giao Restaurant

Bun Bo Hue was good! The coffee was good! The Bo luot Cham mam Tom was good as well. Overall food were good, but the auntie serving us was rude. Though I can’t understand what she said (my wife was handling her in Vietnamese), but her tone was un-customer service.

Visited this restaurant last month and tried the banh beo, grilled pork rolls, and a dessert. The food was just okay—nothing too special, but it was a good experience trying something new. The place is nice and cozy, and the service was good with friendly staff. Prices are reasonable, too.

Very hot environment cause only 1 ceiling fan and another standing fan in operation on a hot and humid day. Ordered their combo noodles with pork leg, beef slices and one type of meat paste. Broth is very light and sweet in a good way. First time trying this type of noodles, pleasantly surprise how good it taste, comes with a complimentary plate of veg/beansprout as well. Recommended to try out their Hue version of noodles.

Very traditionally Hue cuisine, the taste is just right. They also have vegetarian options available. Small restaurant but decoration is cute.

The restaurant is a hidden gem with a cozy atmosphere, offering flavorful dishes with a kick of spice. Don't miss out on their renowned BaBaBa beer—it's a must-try!

This place is located at the end of a small alleyway (of manicure/spa etc). It is next to a popular Michelin star restaurant. Like any other restaurant, space is small but can accommodate big families/travel groups. Came for my bun bo hue and the soup is tasty. Im happy to have satisfied my craving.

Little bit salty. Crab noodke was good, tasting. Price is good enough. Staffs are kind. If bep me in is not available Try this restaurant

My first meal in Vietnam was here. Food is amazing and what a lovely alley to pass through. It’s beside a Banh Mi resto but chose this one, affordable and good food. Plus it’s near to Vintage clothes store.

Bun Bo Hue was good! The coffee was good! The Bo luot Cham mam Tom was good as well. Overall food were good, but the auntie serving us was rude. Though I can’t understand what she said (my wife was handling her in Vietnamese), but her tone was un-customer service.

Visited this restaurant last month and tried the banh beo, grilled pork rolls, and a dessert. The food was just okay—nothing too special, but it was a good experience trying something new. The place is nice and cozy, and the service was good with friendly staff. Prices are reasonable, too.

Very hot environment cause only 1 ceiling fan and another standing fan in operation on a hot and humid day. Ordered their combo noodles with pork leg, beef slices and one type of meat paste. Broth is very light and sweet in a good way. First time trying this type of noodles, pleasantly surprise how good it taste, comes with a complimentary plate of veg/beansprout as well. Recommended to try out their Hue version of noodles.

Very traditionally Hue cuisine, the taste is just right. They also have vegetarian options available. Small restaurant but decoration is cute.

The restaurant is a hidden gem with a cozy atmosphere, offering flavorful dishes with a kick of spice. Don't miss out on their renowned BaBaBa beer—it's a must-try!

This place is located at the end of a small alleyway (of manicure/spa etc). It is next to a popular Michelin star restaurant. Like any other restaurant, space is small but can accommodate big families/travel groups. Came for my bun bo hue and the soup is tasty. Im happy to have satisfied my craving.

Little bit salty. Crab noodke was good, tasting. Price is good enough. Staffs are kind. If bep me in is not available Try this restaurant

My first meal in Vietnam was here. Food is amazing and what a lovely alley to pass through. It’s beside a Banh Mi resto but chose this one, affordable and good food. Plus it’s near to Vintage clothes store.