Goc Ha Thanh Restaurant

Although the environment is average, the food here is pretty good. There are quite a lot of snacks, and the prices are quite favorable. It is really a good deal, even during the Spring Festival.

Authentic Vietnamese food! It suits my taste perfectly! Must try coconut curry chicken! Shrimp paste macaroni! Seafood hot pot! Spring rolls, refreshing, fresh and not greasy! Beef rice noodles are just so-so~

The location is average, it's a little far from Xuan Huong Lake, the overall feeling is good, but the place is small, the taste is the key, it's Vietnamese hot pot, authentic, very satisfying, the tableware is also good, there are set meals, ordering a set meal plus some things is basically enough, other things are also OK, the price is OK

This restaurant is in an alley. I was recommended by a local friend. It is really unique and full of nostalgia. The dishes are also delicious, but the portions are a bit small. The menu does not have pictures, so you need to have some English skills to order. The restaurant is a little small, but very stylish.

I went there specifically to eat. It's in a small alley. I took a taxi and showed the driver the address, and he knew it. I ordered a mixed hot pot. The shrimps were super fresh and delicious. The meats were already marinated and basically ready to eat. I didn't dip them in the sauce because I saw only soy sauce, chili and an unknown sauce on the table (ps: it's best to eat the hot pot quickly. It costs 20,000 shields to add soup each time. It also costs money to add charcoal fire, but the fire was gone when I finished eating). The boss lady's English is not bad, so there was no pressure to communicate. Two people ate very full for 368,000. I also loved the coconut milk curry chicken. I can eat two bowls of rice with the soup~

I was planning to go to another popular restaurant, but I was resting in the restaurant, so I found this restaurant not too far away and with good reviews. My English skills were so limited that I couldn't understand the menu, so I ordered a few dishes based on the pictures on the Internet, and the taste was okay. There were many foreigners dining in the restaurant, and it seemed to be very famous there.

Hotpot must be praised. We ordered a large portion for two people, which was just right. The soup base was delicious, not the kind of MSG soup. The shrimp was very fresh. It was cost-effective. The hotpot was only 250,000 Vietnamese dong, about 76 yuan. Where can you eat at this price in China? Good review!