Nem Nuong Dang Van Quyen Review

This restaurant serves authentic Vietnamese food, all wrapped in lotus leaves. I think it's very Vietnamese and I must try it. The spring rolls here are of standard Vietnamese flavor, actually quite vegetable and without much meat.

It is said to be a Vietnamese specialty restaurant. The waiter is very enthusiastic, but it seems that he can't speak English very well. Communication is basically based on pictures and gestures. I ordered Vietnamese spring pancakes, pork chop rice and grilled fish fried egg rice. The rice should be millet and tastes good. I thought the small rice dumplings on the table were free, but they were actually 3,000 each. They were counted when checking out, which was interesting. The small rice dumpling opened the rice dumpling leaves, and there were many small leaves wrapped inside. I asked the waiter if I could eat the leaves together. It was so funny. The waiter was friendly and kept smiling. The dishes were affordable. The locals basically ordered a Vietnamese spring pancake, which was rolled up very carefully, unlike us, who felt like eating green onions with sauce, which was quite bold!

Vietnamese locals eat a lot ~ very down-to-earth! The seats were full, and everyone parked their motorcycles outside the store. It's really cost-effective! The three of us girls ordered a full table of dishes, which was only more than 50 yuan in RMB! ! The service attitude is absolutely great! We are not good at English, and the girl explained patiently. We don't know how to eat, and she also demonstrated to us and helped us pick up the dishes. I like this restaurant very much and will come again next time.

How can you not try this restaurant when you come to Vietnam? We ordered spring rolls, ate some small rice dumplings, and drank iced bird's nest drinks, and the total cost was only more than 30 yuan. The sauce was sour and a little spicy, I loved it! And the rice paper rolls have to be made by yourself. If you don't know how, there will be a waiter to help you, very friendly.

The restaurant is easy to find, the coffee and lemonade are great, I really like their paper pancakes, and the pretty waitress even took the initiative to teach me how to roll the pancake correctly, haha, it's very refreshing and delicious, the taste is quite special, a bit sweet and spicy, and the lemon flavor is very strong. There is a bilingual menu in Vietnamese and English, so you don't have to worry about not being able to understand it. It is also very convenient for friends who are not good at English to look up the dictionary on their mobile phones.