Vietnamese Home-style Meal Restaurant (1/1)

Vietnamese Home-style Meal Restaurant

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01 Đ. Ng. Đức Kế, Tân Tiến, Nha Trang, Khánh Hòa 650000, Việt Nam
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Vietnamese Home-style Meal Restaurant · About this place

A restaurant where a Vietnamese home-style meal is eaten.

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Walk ~20 minBike ~6 minDrive ~4 min
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Nem nuong, Vietnamese rice paper wraps

It appears to be the first restaurant in Nha Trang where pork and vegetables are eaten with rice paper.

Walk ~22 minBike ~6 minDrive ~4 min
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[Nha Trang Travel Special Part 2] Vietnamese Home Cooking, Free Time [THE Tasty Guys] Episode 520

They enjoy Vietnamese home cooking, a cyclo tour, banh can, and a foot massage together in Nha Trang.

A restaurant where they eat a Vietnamese home-cooked meal.

Taste notes from the video

They say the cabbage has a pleasant sweetness and the broth is refreshing. Pork, tofu, and pan-fried egg are served, and the soy sauce seasoning pairs well with them.

Key visit points
  • They eat a Vietnamese home-cooked meal.
  • They tour downtown Nha Trang by cyclo.
  • They taste banh can as a snack.
  • They experience a foot massage course.