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Such a hidden gem! The flavors were bold and authentic. I especially loved the fried rice it had a smoky taste and wasn’t greasy at all. Simple but delicious. Very well
Perfect place to have lunch after exploring the marble mountains! Love the authentic Vietnamese food too! 😉🥰🇻🇳
Our guests truly enjoyed their lunch and dinner here. The restaurant serves authentic traditional Vietnamese dishes in a spacious, clean, and air-conditioned setting. Plus, it’s conveniently located just a short distance from Marble Mountain.
Nice atmosphere resturant. The soup is very peppery and taste a bit sour, not sure if is due to the pineapple. The fishball is a bit too tender but overall not bad. The fish portion is a bit small, is fresh but lukewarm. Passion fruit juice is not diluted, nice and cheap.
The Mog Champ sends his regards. Stayed in a nearby resort and decided to walk over here for lunch since it was quite close to us! We ordered their watermelon juice, prawns and sweet sour fish soup. The restaurant was empty when we ate but we came at a very late lunch time. Service was quick and the food came out fast. Nice and clean restaurant in general. Thanks for the food Nha Nau! Mogliest Regards, Your Mog Champ
Food was very good, a good sized restaurant and not crampy. Service was good and clean.
A traditional rice eatery with rustic dishes such as crab soup, eggplant, braised fish, and boiled meat. Prices are quite affordable; about 200k per person is enough to eat comfortably. Service is very fast, but the staff are not very attentive; you have to call and ask for everything. The seasoning of the food is a bit salty and sweet. There is an egg and meat dish that is quite bad, both salty and mushy, requiring a spoon to eat. However, this is still a place to consider for rice meals, especially golfers often eat here.
Today my family had a lunch date, so I did some research and chose Nhà Nâu for the meal. Regarding the location, the eatery is in the Non Nước area, right at the Marble Mountains tourist spot, so it's quite convenient and easy to find. There is a parking lot and a yard for motorbikes, but no security guard or staff to guide guests when they arrive. As for the space, the eatery is clean, has cool air conditioning, spacious tables and chairs, and is very neatly arranged. It can comfortably accommodate large families or tours, and there are also private rooms. As for the food, I didn't really like the taste, even though I'm originally from Da Nang T^T. I ordered 1 fried egg with minced meat, 1 stir-fried water spinach with garlic, 1 mixed vegetable soup, 1 braised mudfish in clay pot, 1 tofu meatloaf, and almost all of them were seasoned too sweet T^T, especially the meat, braised fish, and vegetable soup. Among all the dishes, the fried egg with minced meat was the most okay and easiest to eat. Our table ordered an extra bowl of rice, which was not charged, so I was quite pleased with that point. The portion sizes were moderate. On the plus side, the eatery has a nice and clean space and location, and the staff are enthusiastic. If you visit the Marble Mountains and feel hungry, wanting to eat home-style rice, you can stop by this eatery.
This Vietnamese home-style restaurant near Marble Mountain is a good choice for dining after sightseeing. The restaurant is clean and tidy, with sufficient air conditioning and a comfortable atmosphere. The dishes are local home-style flavors, with a Chinese menu for easy ordering. Dishes like sweet and sour pork and spring rolls are authentic, with generous portions and reasonable prices (about 100,000-200,000 VND per person). Freshly squeezed juice is especially popular, refreshing and cuts through the grease. The service is warm and attentive, with fast serving speed and no long wait. Suitable for family gatherings or tourist dining, convenient for bringing elderly and children. Although the taste may differ slightly from expectations, the overall value for money is high, making it a recommended restaurant in the area.
**Nha Nau – Vietnamese Cuisine** is a traditional restaurant located near the Marble Mountains, notable for its spacious, clean, and air-conditioned environment. Many diners highly praise the rich Vietnamese flavors, especially **spring rolls**, **crab soup**, **braised fish**, **boiled meat**, and **lemongrass chili chicken**. Some dishes, like fish soup, have a slightly sour taste due to pineapple, but are still described as unique and worth trying. A major plus is the attentive and friendly service. Many tourist groups are brought here by guides after visiting the Marble Mountains and are satisfied with the experience. Prices are considered reasonable, around 200,000 VND per person for a satisfying meal. Fruit juices like **passion fruit** are praised for being rich and not diluted. However, a few diners noted that the fish portions are somewhat small and not as hot as expected. The restaurant's decor is simple and not particularly striking, but it compensates with a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. In summary, **Nha Nau** is an ideal choice if you want to enjoy traditional Vietnamese dishes in a cool, clean space with friendly service. If you have just explored the Marble Mountains and are looking for a place to rest and eat well, this is a very worthwhile destination.
Our family of 9 came to eat, the food was cooked well, the prices were reasonable!
The home-cooked rice is delicious, so I came to this eatery. The customers are mainly tourists and people from FPT coming to eat.
This restaurant is located in an alley near the Marble Mountains. I arrived around 2 PM and was seated immediately without waiting. The dishes are more like home-style Vietnamese cooking, with a menu of dishes to order with rice, not pho or spring rolls. The flavors didn't quite suit my taste. I ordered sweet and sour pork, stir-fried water spinach, and braised pork—dishes similar to typical stir-fry meals in Taiwan—but the seasoning was very different from what I'm used to. In conclusion, if you're looking for a place with air conditioning to eat around here, you can choose this spot, but the food isn't particularly recommended. However, the drinks were excellent. I ordered three glasses in a row by myself. The juices seemed freshly squeezed, not artificially flavored, and were very smooth and refreshing. In the hot weather, I could down a glass in one go. Plus, the prices were much cheaper than in Taiwan. The drinks were the highlight of this restaurant for me 👍🏻 The above opinions are purely personal and for reference only.
During my solo cross-Vietnam journey through 63 provinces and cities from April 22 to May 17, 2025, I stopped by here. The food was delicious, and the portions were quite generous. When I arrived, it was raining, so the eatery was quite empty. I heard from my friend that it gets busy at noon.
The kitchen works fast, the restaurant is clean and polite, the food is quite suitable for Northern tastes and reasonably priced. The staff provides good service.
Delicious rice restaurant, affordable prices, friendly staff, highly recommended to try.
Quite palatable and the price is not too expensive either
Delicious and quality food eatery, the staff is enthusiastic, just a little more and it's OK.
Spacious eatery, air-conditioned room is very cool! The food is delicious, just right, and piping hot! There's also free iced tea! Very great👍👍
This small eatery in the heart of Da Nang brings rustic, rich flavors of homemade rice and soup. Though it's just simple dishes like braised fish, vegetable soup, fried eggs, or pickled vegetables, each dish is seasoned just right, evoking the warmth of a countryside meal. The space is cozy, clean, and the service is as friendly as family. The price is incredibly CHEAP, suitable for a simple yet nutritious lunch. If you're looking for a place to enjoy authentic local cuisine, this is a must-visit. This meal cost 500k, missing one plate of stir-fried vegetables in the photo.
First is the restaurant near Non Nuoc, a tourist area far from the center! Entering the spacious, airy, and cool space, there is even a security guard to help park and reverse the car very comfortably! The food is a bit bland but overall fresh, so 8 points! When ordering food, the rice comes separately while the kitchen... had to order rice separately! 15k is not much, but I think the restaurant is more thoughtful than many other places! Occasionally dropping by to eat is fine for those who prefer light meals.
The staff didn't understand the dishes well, so when I asked about the menu to order, the staff member answered too vaguely. The space is spacious. The food is okay. I ordered the beef brisket and corn hot pot, but it didn't suit my taste. The food looks quite sparse for the price.
The eatery is a bit hidden. The food is delicious, cool, clean, and reasonably priced.