Pho Nha Trang

This place is interesting. I ended up here thinking I was somewhere else. I stayed because I felt obligated. Asian guilt — *shrugs*.
I ended up having their version of phở, which was decent. It wasn’t great, but it wasn’t awful. The service was prompt and friendly. I wasn’t expecting it at first, so it was a nice surprise. The prices are dirt cheap — I paid $ 6 w/​tip for my bowl of soup. They seem to specialize in noodles, and they have an extensive noodle menu. I would return to try their version of a bird’s nest.
Parking is in the back and it’s cash only — so make sure you’re prepared.

My dad took me here the other day and the food was delicious. The place is clean and the servers were nice. There is parking in the rear but i can imagine it getting packed during busy times. Their specialty item is called «Com Bat Buu» which is rice in a stone pot and they put seven different types of meat on it. My dad ordered fried chicken with it (i’m not sure if it comes as a side or it comes with the order). In any case it went really well with the rice. You can also request them to leave it on fire for a little longer so that the rice is a little crispy on the sides and bottom. We also ordered a «Phở Bo Vien» which was good and the broth really good. I didn’t even put chili or hoisin sauce in it cause it was so good.