Nhà Hàng Vững Huế — Restaurant in Quảng Bình Province

I arrived around 2pm and the restaurant was empty. I was told the only thing they had were ribs and rice at a price I knew was on the higher end. My homestay recommended this place so I felt open to try what they had. As I was finishing my meal, 2 buses of people arrived and filled 3 tables. As I went to pay, I noticed the kitchen (and soon the subsequent tables) were full of with salads, soup, vegetables, crab legs, chicken and more. Obviously perplexed I asked and through Google translate was told three different explanations ranging from things being expensive, to limited quantities, to something without a clear translation.

As a consumer this doesn’t fee great and it doesn’t reflect well on the restaurant. To add insult to injury, the ribs I had were tough. I didn’t read the previous comments since it was a local recommendation, but I’d agree- if you’re not local, you will be overcharged and not have a memorable food experience. Best to...

Love this place. It’s our go to for a local family dinner. Our favorite dishes include the;

sườn rim - pork spare ribs in tamarind (Kids Fav)

đậu hũ sốt cà chua - minced pork and Tofu

rau muống với tôi - stir fried morning glory

canh chua - sour soup of some type of seasonal aquatic animal and vegetable.

Nem - pork spring rolls

Ca trắm Song Son Xuan Son (Đặc Biệt)- a big locally produced fish dish.

Trứng ốp lết - Vietnamese omelet.

We usually ring ahead and order,...

Tourist trap. They have totally different menus for foreigners, with high prices. Two menus to be exact, one that has dishes half the price, that othey only handed out when our group was prepared to leave. It's sold as a place where locals go for food, and they do, but none of the food they were eating showed up on either of the menus...