Nhà Tú - Việt Nam Restaurant

This is a very delicious Vietnamese restaurant. The location is difficult to find and the surrounding area is very congested, so access is not good, but the restaurant is always crowded with customers. The food is also delicious, especially the shellfish stuffed with minced meat. The specialty of this restaurant is hot pot. We had chicken hot pot this time, but it was a bit disappointing as it contained spicy leaves and the chicken was very bony. The oyster and pork hot pot I had previously was more delicious. However, since I can't eat oysters, I think it would be even better if they had a hot pot with just pork. The food is very delicious and reasonably priced, so I recommend this restaurant.

We had a great dinner at Nhà Tú! The food was flavorful, especially the oyster hotpot, which my boyfriend (who’s not usually into Vietnamese food or seafood) really enjoyed. The bánh xèo and grilled lemongrass beef were also delicious. Friendly and attentive service made the whole experience even better.

Great authentic Vietnamese food with variations I’ve not experienced before. We tried a lot of dishes and every dish was interesting and flavourful, I’d love to come back to try more dishes in the future.

Nhà Tú – where I always find the taste of home in Saigon. This is my 7th time returning, and I love it just as much as the first. The space is decorated with seasonal touches, so it never feels the same twice. What I especially enjoy are the old pieces — wooden tables, ceramic vases — which make the place feel so cozy and home-like. The food is simply fabulous. Living and working in the city where authentic dishes are everywhere, I tend to be quite selective when trying similar food elsewhere. But here, I found treasures: Canh Chua Hoa Điên Điển, Tép Xào Lá Chanh — dishes you’d think are hard to find in such a big, commercialized city like Saigon. I’ll definitely return again whenever I’m back in town.

This was the freshest and most enjoyable meal I have had after a week of chasing Saigon’s best food. As I am a massive foodie. It’s a step above the others I have tried. The staff are lovely and the quiet location down an alley only adds to the great vide. I recommend an early dinner as it’s very popular. The stuffed octopus and platter of pork, seafood and snails was amazing.

AUGUST 2025. LOOK AT THE FOOD OMG THE PRESENTATION IS LOL Tourist here. Very disappointed at service (expect to wAit 1.5hours) , they forget orders , and the food was extremely disappointing. Not sure why this place has michelin guide ? Food presentation is lacklustre. DONT WASTE UR CALORIES HERE

My wife (chef) and I (hospitality general manager) have spent the last 3 weeks traveling from south to north Vietnam eating. We’ve eaten street food and an assortment of restaurants, some holding Michelin stars. Nhà tú-Vietnam restaurant is by far the best experience we’ve had!! The welcome was warm, the food was truely delicious and service was consummate. We also need to add that it’s the little touches, the 1 percenters that matter, like the sanitary ladies items in the toilet, the mouth wash with little disposable cups at the wash basin, the home made apricot liqueur and bespoke material drink coaster. Just an amazing experience. Thank you!!

Everything about this place screams awesome! When you arrive, it’s a little way down the alley. The decor says chill out, from the tiled bar to the vintage real wood chairs. The service was on point, giving you enough time to look at the menu, but not to wonder where they are. Now the food… this was the most home style meal I’ve had. I did the BBQ ribs wife had the baby shrimp and we shared corn cakes, chicken and lemongrass, and Ming bean soup. This was an amazingly fantastic last lunch in Saigon!