Cơm Gà Hà NGÔ GIA TỰ — Restaurant in Nha Trang City

As I was strolling past this chicken rice shop after exchanging currency at the neighboring establishment, I couldn't help but be enticed by its diverse menu. While the focus was primarily on chicken dishes, the selection was impressively varied. Intrigued, I decided to give it a try.

Opting for the classic chicken leg rice, I was pleasantly surprised by the freshness and tenderness of the chicken. Each bite was accompanied by a delightful sauce that enhanced the flavors even further. The combination of succulent chicken, fragrant rice, and the savory sauce created a harmonious and satisfying meal.

To accompany my chicken rice, I decided to indulge in some cane juice. What made it even more delightful was the addition of mandarin, infusing the juice with a subtle citrus twist. The cane juice with the refreshing burst of mandarin was a perfect complement to the flavors of the chicken rice.

Overall, my experience at this chicken rice shop was a delightful one. The diverse menu offerings, particularly the classic chicken leg rice, showcased the shop's commitment to quality and flavor. And the unique twist of adding mandarin to the cane juice added an extra layer of enjoyment to my meal. If you find yourself in the area, I highly recommend stopping by this shop to savor their delicious chicken dishes and...

Very popular with the locals. The portion sizes are good and the menu is big, with various ways to have your chicken: fried, grilled, boiled, roti. However, a few notes: the rice was served luke warm not a good start. The chicken was served at something below room temperature, as though it had be laying out for a while and was just thrown on the plate once ordered. This does subtract from the eating experience as the whole meal tasted a little gelatinous like refrigerated chicken. Also, on top of being rather luke warm, the rice was also rather stodgy, lacking freshness, and is served with a clump of butter, which doesn’t melt as the rice is not hot enough, leaving you with a clumpy mess of rice and greasy butter to consume. To be honest I have had chicken rice better in many places in Vietnam, often on street corners and random vendors across the country. Often the rice and chicken is served hot or at a good temperature. That being said, the place was packed with locals, which shows that they are doing...

This is by far the best motorbike rental shop I have come across while travelling Vietnam. You can choose from a variety of pretty new bikes at fair rates. From the agile city scooter to the more powerful funbike for longer trips. The bikes have insurance, which most other shops will not provide. The contract is in Vietnamese and English and is quite straightforward and they take the time to answer any questions you might have about it. You can make a deposit by cash (don't know about card) or passport. Beyond that the owner and his staff are super nice and very welcoming. After I returned the bike they helped me get a safe and fairly priced cab to the airport and on top of that made sure I had a coffee while I was waiting for it.

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