Das Nuon habe ich auf der Suche nach dem Sao Nam gesehen und gemerkt. Das Restaurant ist durch die vielen Lampions schon etwas kitschig, aber gut, so lange das Essen gut ist. Bestellt hatte ich Meerschnecken, Gemüse und den Fischeintopf. Das Gemüse war das ‚langweiligste‘, aber es gab zum Glück eine spicy Soße dazu. Der Fisch und die Schnecken waren super lecker. Vor allem die Schnecken, was an der Soße lag, Zitrone und Kefirblätter. Dazu gab es noch einen Eistee (leider war der frische Maraquasaft alle).
Nice location, comfortable space, delicious food but ordering and getting beer is a bit slow
The staff was friendly. Unfortunately, the food was way too expensive compared to the location and the quality. It wasn't that bad, but just terribly bland and flavorless. I wouldn't recommend this place.
It’s a big size restaurant with many tables and chairs, have both aircond and outdoor for selection. Come with big group is convenient. Sit outdoor is not too warm as wellVariety food choices on the menu, if you like Vietnam foods it’ll be good to try out here.The food is quite fine, but some food portions are small portion with the price we paid. Will only recommend for the popular single portion main course, because the price is acceptable. Like the in-house Vietnamese kimchi, very unique and tasty, refillable.
Looks like it is owned and run by Vietnamese people, so it'll score highly for authenticity, especially when pork is NOT excluded for certain reasons. Also looks like it has a fairly big Vietnamese clientele....Menu has quite a wide range with English subtitles. Has a number of interesting items on the menu, that us non-Vietnamese might not immediately think of as part of Vietnamese cuisine.
I really feel so bad . the food is just average even called bad , but hygiene is really scary . how can they feed me with a hot pot with a whole fly inside . The hot pot vegetables are very dirty, it has dirt from the vegetables. we asked for another plate of vegetables from the staff after complaining about the problem and they changed me for another plate of vegetables but also dirty even more dirty and we asked for another plate of vegetables again but still got . we decided not to eat vegetables with the hot pot but even the hot pot we couldn't eat because we found some dead flies inside. There's still a lot to say about food as well as drink. everything is not really fresh . too bad if there were 0 stars i would rate them
Visiting Malaysia after visiting Vietnam so Vietnamese food was not top priority for me at the moment, however got caught out in heavy rain and quickly took shelter in this place and decided to eat here. Ordered a Red Snapper which they took fresh out of the Tank and cooked it in a spicy tomato sauce. Had a side dish of vegetables also, so it was more than enough food. Finished it off with a lovely Vietnamese coffee. The Fish was ok above average you could say. The reason why I'm only giving 3 stars here is the price . Its Malaysia and although slightly more expensive than Vietnam it's no so much higher, the Fish alone cost 80 myr (£15) , in Vietnam the same fish would be less than £5 , such higher prices are not justified in a restaurant with small plastic chairs and tables. The coffee was lovely though.
Fantastic Vietnamese food. We came back 3 times during our visit in KL and even spent Christmas day there. They have a large menu so loads of choice. Lots of authentic dishes as well. The staff were very friendly and attentive. The prices of the beer is also really good value. Some of the cheapest beer we found in KL.
It's look nice and "authentic", however when I got hot pot for 90myr called seafood I realized they only served 3 shrimps, head of fish, meatballs and few small clams(one expired). Mushrooms also cheapest on the market. I ate a bit and I felt so sleepy, not sure what was inside the food, but I had to take away all. I slept 2 hours after that dinner. Spent 180 myr for very average food. Som tam - didn't taste at all familiar to thai food. Springs rolls were oily, they should be cleaned up before serve. Etc.
I ordered their recommended duck, half a duck which was RM55. When served it was all bones. I paid RM55 literally for bones and there’s wasn’t meat at all. I complained. The waiter reassure me it’s half a duck, but I pointed back it was mostly bony parts, mostly consists of the neck. In their defence it was deep fried so the meat shrink. Funny! I wouldn’t revisit this restaurant anymore, If the menu is stated RM55 for duck bones I would feel better.
On a rainy eveningThe beef Pho was the best comfort food ever!!!❤There are so many dishes >300 and the menu was impressive. A must try experience#Vietnamese #noodles #pho #soup #comfortfood #seafoodBy@crazykookycook
A Vietnamese restaurant with a lot choices of foods, even you order 3 or 4 different dishes every week, you still unable to try all the dishes in this restaurant. For rices, soup noodles, starter, hotpot, barbecue skewer, seafood and many more. The foods taste also very good, definitely will come back to test others dishes.
The restaurant, staff and crowd looks like one you'd find in Vietnam which means the food is as authentic as it gets. If you truly want to eat authentic Vietnamese food, this is the place to go - they're really delicious. It's not easy to find this restaurant as it's not along the main street, you have to walk into an alley to find it. The only downside was that there were some smokers in the restaurant and the staff didn't do anything about it until I complained.
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Summary
Gutes Vietnamesisches Restaurant mit sehr grou00dfer Auswahl zu einem guten Preis, etwas Abseits vom Nachtmarkt.