Nam Giao Restaurant

My family and I have visited this place lots of time for Hue cuisine. This time, we drop by here during the time attending the abroad study orientation workshop for my kid. It was raining and we arrive at 8.30pm, 30min left to close time. 5 * for the professional service as the staff still welcome us warmly while gently remind us to order promptly due to the restaurant working time. Located on the tranquil alley, the place reminds us about the nostalgic anr ancient Hue. Despite the fact that the restaurant is not spacious but nice and cozy. The restaurants boast a variety of menu in terms of Hue dishes. My wife and I go with "Vietnamese beef noodle soups" while my younger kid prefers "Vietnamese broken rice with grilled pork chop" for his meal. To my point of view, the dishes this time are just okay— they seem no longer delicious as we did expect, not to mention that the broth of the soup is quite salty. We finish the meal with approx. 300k VND for 3 dishes and drink.

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.

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!

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.

Visited 16/01/2024 Humid Tuesday Evening. The following sharing are based on our unbiased personal opinion and experience. Had this many years back before covid. Now we are back again to Vietnam 🇻🇳 HCMC to try out their food again. Food was nice. Standard more or less maintained but I can’t say the same for their service. Service staff not friendly at all and always in a rush to clear our cutlery even before we finish our food. Overall a 3 ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

Amazing food, ambiance is just ok. Hot n spicy fresh cooked food. Lemon drink with chia lemongrass is amazing

My family and I have visited this place lots of time for Hue cuisine. This time, we drop by here during the time attending the abroad study orientation workshop for my kid. It was raining and we arrive at 8.30pm, 30min left to close time. 5 * for the professional service as the staff still welcome us warmly while gently remind us to order promptly due to the restaurant working time. Located on the tranquil alley, the place reminds us about the nostalgic anr ancient Hue. Despite the fact that the restaurant is not spacious but nice and cozy. The restaurants boast a variety of menu in terms of Hue dishes. My wife and I go with "Vietnamese beef noodle soups" while my younger kid prefers "Vietnamese broken rice with grilled pork chop" for his meal. To my point of view, the dishes this time are just okay— they seem no longer delicious as we did expect, not to mention that the broth of the soup is quite salty. We finish the meal with approx. 300k VND for 3 dishes and drink.

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.

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!

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.

Visited 16/01/2024 Humid Tuesday Evening. The following sharing are based on our unbiased personal opinion and experience. Had this many years back before covid. Now we are back again to Vietnam 🇻🇳 HCMC to try out their food again. Food was nice. Standard more or less maintained but I can’t say the same for their service. Service staff not friendly at all and always in a rush to clear our cutlery even before we finish our food. Overall a 3 ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

Amazing food, ambiance is just ok. Hot n spicy fresh cooked food. Lemon drink with chia lemongrass is amazing