Thao Nguyen Restaurant

This seafood restaurant is good. The fried fish tastes pretty good. The children ate a lot. The meat of the sea fish is a little fuller. The grilled prawns taste very good too. The fried rice is affordable.

It's cheap and delicious, and the waiters here are very warm and polite. They almost all smile until they show their teeth, which is very unique. There is also a Chinese menu. So I recommend everyone to eat here. It’s on the snack street of the night market. You can find it just by asking anyone. It’s very cheap and delicious. The seafood is very fresh and the taste is very Chinese. It’s an authentic Vietnamese version of the food stall. Recommended recommend.

Located in the middle of Nha Trang Night Market, the environment is no different from ordinary food stalls. However, it is often this kind of food stall that can fully reflect the local characteristics of food, remove the gorgeous coat, and focus on the taste of the food itself. I went there to eat at night, and the seafood can still guarantee a certain degree of freshness. Although the oysters are small, they are fresh and sweet, and the taste is no less than many plump oysters. There is a small detail that I would like to share with you, about the service awareness of the waiter. Seeing that I took out the cigarette and put it on the table, the waiter immediately handed over the ashtray. This small detail can really make people feel the service level that a restaurant should have. The menu is in Chinese, and the waiter who takes the order can also speak a little Chinese. There is no pressure to order, and the dishes are also very cost-effective. I recommend everyone to try it.

We found this restaurant while strolling around the night market, and since we saw a lot of locals, we decided to give it a try. The local food stalls are indeed in a poor environment, not very clean, and there is basically no service, but the taste is still good, very authentic Vietnamese flavor.

I really like Vietnamese steamed fish with lemon leaves. In fact, many Southeast Asian cuisines are similar.