Nha Go Viet Da Nang Review 2026: Han Market Restaurant Guide

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Must-Visit Restaurant Near Han Market in Da Nang: Nha Go Viet

Menu | Waiting Information | Payment Details

Photos/Text ©Minimanimu

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Hello, explorers!

This is Mini, on my annual leave adventure!

If you're near Han Market or the Pink Church,

are you looking for a fantastic spot to grab an authentic Vietnamese meal?

This place lets you savor a variety of Vietnamese dishes all in one go,

and with a Korean menu available, ordering was a breeze.

From the delicious dishes I personally tried at Nha Go Viet,

to waiting times and even card payment options, I'll cover everything for you.

Table of Contents
1	Nha Go Viet: Location & Visit Info
2	Morning Visit, Waiting, and Restaurant Ambiance
3	Menu and Dishes I Tried
4	Korean Menu and Payment Methods
5	Mini's Travel Tips
6	Overall Review

Nha Go Viet: Location & Visit Info

Nha Go Viet is conveniently located close to both Han Market and the Pink Church,

making it the perfect spot to fuel up before or after exploring Da Nang's city center.

Basic Information	Details
Address	49 Nguyễn Thái Học, Hải Châu, Đà Nẵng 550000
Location	4-minute walk from Pink Church, Han Market
Operating Hours	Daily 09:00 AM ~ 09:00 PM
Payment	Cash & Card accepted (fees apply for card)

Morning Visit, Waiting, and Restaurant Ambiance

When I visited,

I was able to walk right in without any waiting.

Having arrived straight from my accommodation in the morning,

I could start my meal immediately.

Inside, the restaurant felt perfectly comfortable thanks to the air conditioning and ceiling fans,

with cheerful yellow walls and inviting wooden tables.

The staff were incredibly friendly,

making it easy and pleasant to choose dishes and enjoy my meal.

Menu and Dishes I Tried

During my visit,

I found a wonderful variety of Vietnamese dishes available.

Rather than sticking to just one dish,

I highly recommend ordering a mix of dishes like pho, Banh Xeo, and morning glory stir-fry

to get the full experience.

Banh Xeo

This Vietnamese pancake is made with a rice flour batter, filled with vegetables and seafood, and then folded.

It's typically served with fresh greens, rice paper, and a dipping sauce.

It's fried until crispy, offering a delightful crunch.

Wrap it up with the accompanying fresh vegetables and rice paper,

and you'll enjoy a crispy exterior with a rich, varied filling,

making it a truly satisfying meal.

Crab Banh Canh

This Banh Canh features chewy, thick noodles made with tapioca starch,

all swimming in a flavorful broth.

It's packed with fresh seafood like crab and shrimp.

The wonderfully chewy texture of the noodles was absolutely delightful!

Beef Intestine Pho

This Beef Intestine Pho is absolutely perfect for those who enjoy a bit of an adventurous kick!

It has a satisfying spiciness and is loaded with plenty of beef intestine and other meats.

Razor Clam Morning Glory Stir-fry

This morning glory stir-fry also comes with delicious razor clams.

It was great to enjoy alongside banh xeo and pho,

perfect as a side dish for rice or a snack with beer.

Overall, to my taste,

it was a delicious and satisfying meal.

Even if you're not familiar with Vietnamese food,

you can look at the Korean menu

and easily choose something delicious.

Korean Menu and Payment Methods

When I visited, they had a Korean menu.

If you're not used to Vietnamese cuisine,

the biggest advantage is being able to compare various dishes on the Korean menu

before making your choice.

Both cash and card payments were accepted.

However, if you pay by card,

a 5% card processing fee is added.

Mini's Planning Tips

1. Convenient Route for Your Itinerary

On a day you're exploring Han Market or Pink Church,

link this as your dining spot.

2. Efficient Order of Travel

If you don't want to dine while carrying heavy shopping bags,

consider eating at Nha Go Viet first

before heading to Han Market.

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3. Decide on Payment Method in Advance

Since there's a 5% surcharge for card payments,

compare which method – cash or card –

is better for you beforehand.

Overall Review

Nha Go Viet is an excellent spot to conveniently savor various Vietnamese dishes

when you've got Han Market or Pink Church on your itinerary.

The food was delicious overall,

and having a Korean menu made ordering incredibly easy –

that was a huge plus!

Instead of making a separate trip just for dining,

try combining it with Han Market and Pink Church

to create a fantastic day itinerary in Da Nang city center.