Nha Viet Nam Nagoya Filiale
Nha Viet Nam 名古屋店 / Nha Viet Nam Nagoya Branch
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Start with fresh spring rolls, a staple of Vietnamese cuisine. Salad, hot dishes, and a choice of fish or meat for the main course. You can choose from six types of pho. Enjoy dessert with Vietnamese coffee or lotus tea.
Also good for birthdays and anniversaries! Seven dishes starting with a mild tomato and egg soup. After the main course, you can choose from 6 types of pho. Dessert is ice cream with crispy báinh mì (bucket). Vietnamese coffee or lotus tea is included. A very satisfying course.
This is an all-you-can-drink course recommended for various banquets. Start with fresh spring rolls, a staple of Vietnamese cuisine. Salad, hot dishes, and your choice of fish or meat for the main course. You can choose from six types of pho. Finally, enjoy dessert with Vietnamese coffee or lotus tea.
Enchanting Vietnamese course with 2 hours all-you-can-drink. How about business entertainment, company get-togethers, reunions, birthday parties, etc.?
Light & healthy. Standard Vietnamese dishes with vegetables and herbs. Includes 2.5 hours all-you-can-drink. Please consider our recommendations for banquets and private parties in Ebisu.
This is a recommended plan that includes all of the restaurant's popular dishes. Includes 2.5 hours of all-you-can-drink. Please consider this plan for banquets and private parties in Ebisu.
A special composition with luxurious ingredients. Includes 2.5 hours of all-you-can-drink. Please consider our recommendations for banquets and private parties in Ebisu.
Made primarily from yellow sticky rice with a high alcohol content of about 40 degrees. This mysterious drink, Nep Moi, leaves a lingering sweetness after a fragrant aroma, captivating many. We recommend enjoying the aroma, so instead of mixing it with tea, try it on the rocks, with water, or with soda.
'Mok Haibao' is a Vietnamese phrase meaning '1, 2, 3, cheers!' and is a customary toast that is made not just once but multiple times. The taste is much lighter compared to Japanese beer, but in authentic Vietnam, it is common to drink it with ice, consumed in large quantities like water.
The number 3 is considered an unlucky number in Vietnam, but since three 3s make the largest number 9, 333 is known as the 'number of happiness.' 333 is also a lucky number beer that is popular locally.
Bia Ha Noi has a fruity aroma and a perfect balance of bitterness. It is light, making it easy to drink even for those who usually do not choose beer.
Small 500 yen
Small Bottle 600 yen
A popular distilled spirit made from non-glutinous rice, featuring a clean taste with a hint of sweetness in the aroma. The alcohol content is relatively high at 45%.
A nutty and toasty aroma. The number one repeat rate. A gentle distilled spirit made with yellow glutinous rice and added cinnamon. Please enjoy the aroma before drinking.
<Decanter/500ml 2000 yen> Fresh & fruity, a friendly taste that pairs well with any dish, high quality.
A refreshing sparkling wine made from an equal blend of three grape varieties: Macabeo, Xarel·lo, and Parellada, originating from the Penedès region of Spain. It has a fresh and lively acidity with the refreshing flavors of pear and lime.
Filled with the aroma of herbs, the long-lasting flavor resonates on the palate. A light and refreshing wine that pairs perfectly with salads and fresh spring rolls.
An organic wine that Italy is proud of. It has a sweet aroma and fresh fruit flavors, with a gentle acidity. A dry wine with a straightforward taste that embodies the deliciousness of the grapes.
Viognier, which pairs exceptionally well with ethnic cuisine among white wines. Its rich aroma, smooth fruitiness, and gentle acidity create a harmonious match that envelops the spiciness of ethnic dishes.
I was captivated by the cute bottle, but this pairs well with Vietnamese cuisine. A charming red wine with lively fruit flavors, primarily made from Tempranillo blended with Cabernet Sauvignon.
Made with organically grown grapes. It has aromas reminiscent of ripe cherries, plums, and violet flowers, with hints of sweet spices. This red wine features a straightforward flavor with soft fruitiness, mellow tannins, and a light acidity.
A red wine specifically for meat. Made from fully ripe grapes from California, it creates an incredibly deep color. This wine pairs exceptionally well with all types of meat.
A rich lemon sour based on the Vietnamese liquor 'Nep Moi' with a nutty aroma, enhanced with 1883 Maison Routin mango syrup.
Pomegranate syrup and mixed berries. A cocktail that is easy to drink with the bitterness of beer subdued.
A cup infused with chai syrup, fragrant with cinnamon and cloves. Pairs well with ethnic cuisine.
Uses plenty of cilantro instead of mint. If you love cilantro, please give it a try.
The refreshing flavor of juicy watermelon pairs perfectly with Vietnamese cuisine. A refreshing mojito that is not too sweet.
A drink with pomegranate syrup, perfectly balanced with the tartness of mixed berries and refreshing mint.
Uses juicy mango syrup. The usual highball with a tropical twist.
Made with chai syrup, this is a premium ginger highball!
Lemon Sour (600 yen) Oolong High (600 yen) Jasmine High (600 yen) Lotus Tea High (600 yen) Highball (600 yen) Plum Wine (600 yen)
A lightly sweet ginger ale made with chai tea syrup that has a strong presence of cinnamon, clove, and ginger.
Natural sweetness of corn with 1883 cola syrup, plus a hint of lime acidity.
Enjoy the aromatic and flavorful chai milk with cinnamon sticks and powder.
Pomegranate & Berry Vinegar Soda, Black Vinegar Soda, Tropical Vinegar Soda
Sweet lime water (600 yen) is a refreshing drink with the tanginess of lime, enhanced with sweetness, truly a hallmark of tropical Vietnam.
• Tra Chanh Lotus • Tra Chanh Jasmine
Vietnam is the second largest coffee bean producer in the world, following Brazil. It is characterized by a rich, full-bodied flavor and sweet aroma. In the city, there are many cafes where office workers can be seen sitting in plastic chairs in the morning, which is quite a sight. The gourmet blend from Trung Nguyen Coffee used at Nha Vietnam has almost no acidity, is dark roasted, yet has a smooth aftertaste, making it easy to drink Vietnamese coffee. You can enjoy a refreshing bitterness with a hint of chocolate flavor.
Rich and full-bodied, enjoy the flavor of the coffee without sugar.
Vietnamese coffee sweetened with condensed milk instead of regular milk. Recommended for those who enjoy sweet coffee or café au lait.
<Lotus tea> A tea that has been cherished in Vietnam for a long time. The petals and stamens are intertwined with the tea leaves, imparting the fragrance of lotus. A refreshing and sweet aroma spreads in your mouth. <Jasmine tea> The refreshing scent of jasmine fills your mouth, making it a great choice after meals.
Coke / Ginger Ale / Oolong Tea / Orange Juice / Mango Juice / Guava Juice
Fresh spring rolls with small shrimp, green papaya salad, Hanoi fried spring rolls, squid in batter with chili sauce, stir-fried bok choy and seafood, or meat dish, your choice of pho (half size), today's dessert, Vietnamese coffee, or lotus tea.
Egg and tomato, celery creamy soup, avocado and shrimp fresh spring rolls, three types of warm dishes, shrimp in coconut sauce, beef stir-fried with colorful vegetables in oyster sauce, your choice of pho (half size), served with coconut ice cream, jelly, and banh mi, Vietnamese coffee or lotus flower tea
You can enjoy a variety of dishes in small portions, including fresh spring rolls, daily cold dishes, hot dishes, and rice. Please ask the staff about today's side dishes. The photo is an example. It comes with half-size noodles.
Half fresh spring rolls with small shrimp and pork / Papaya salad / Fried spring rolls / Fried catfish / Vietnamese-style omelette / Lemongrass pork rolls / Noodles of your choice
Vegetarian banh mi with fried tofu and eggplant. The tanginess of vegan mayonnaise perfectly matches the spiciness of chili sauce and sweet chili sauce with the ingredients.
Coconut sauce with added turmeric. Pairs well with jasmine rice. Comes with soup made from plant-based vegetable broth.
A vegetable bowl topped with lettuce, shiso, mizuna, and oriental herbs delivered from Gifu Prefecture.
Mainly sourced from a farm in Hokuto City, Yamanashi Prefecture
The one you can't stop. A dish to start with, also for children.
Crispy banh mi (baguette) topped with pork liver. Pairs well with wine.
A classic spring roll filled with boiled small shrimp, pork, lettuce, and bun (rice flour noodles).
A fresh spring roll filled with soft and mild white fish, lettuce, and carrots.
Original menu from Nyah Vietnam. A must-try for cilantro lovers.
Unripe, low-calorie papaya with a crunchy texture.
Steamed spring rolls filled with plenty of ingredients like wood ear mushrooms and minced meat are often eaten for breakfast in Vietnam. At the Ebisu main store, it was introduced on television and quickly became the number 1 popular menu item. *The photo shows 2 pieces.
A type of banh kott that resembles half of a Japanese takoyaki. The rice flour batter topped with small shrimp is crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside.
Inside the coconut-scented skin, it is packed with bean sprouts, shrimp, pork, and more. Cut with a knife and enjoy with vegetables and dipping sauce.
Inside the crispy skin, there is a generous filling of ground pork, potatoes, shrimp, wood ear mushrooms, and vermicelli! Made large and cut into bite-sized pieces, this is the Hanoi style.
You can eat it whole! You can eat everything from head to tail. It pairs perfectly with beer!
Battered and fried catfish. The sweetness and spiciness of coconut are exquisite. Perfect as a meal with rice or as a snack with beer!
After feeling the sweetness of coconut milk, the spiciness of chili gradually comes in.
Oven-baked pork wrapped around the stalks of lemongrass. A juicy flavor followed by a refreshing aroma. *The photo shows 4 pieces.
Popular fried chicken wings with nuoc mam in Vietnamese izakayas. After frying in oil, they are tossed in a frying pan with fish sauce.
Rich beef with crunchy celery as an accent
Pho with a light chicken broth combined with simple chicken meat
Pho with thinly sliced beef. Sliced ginger adds an accent.
The rich sweetness of the soy milk soup is enhanced with spicy minced pork seasoned with chili sauce.
A slightly luxurious pho with small shrimp, clams, squid, and more.
Dried shrimp, based on a American sauce, enhances the shrimp flavor.
Pho with the tanginess and spiciness of tomato
The popular 'Bun Bo Hue' with its delicious spiciness has previously been offered with flavors tailored for Japanese tastes, but we have received feedback from some customers expressing a desire for a more authentic taste and feeling that it was somewhat lacking. Therefore, we have completely revamped our recipe to bring it closer to the original flavor! With the first bite, you will experience a sharp spiciness that transforms into a complex umami, creating a deep flavor. The 'shrimp paste' and 'garlic' essential to Bun Bo Hue add depth to the soup. Additionally, the savory aroma of dried shrimp, the refreshing scent of lemongrass, and the natural sweetness and acidity of pineapple spread throughout your mouth, creating an irresistible deliciousness! Experience the profound flavors that go beyond just spiciness.
Topped with fried spring rolls, vegetables, and pickled vegetables on rice noodles. Served with a sweet and sour sauce to mix and enjoy.
A curry with the gentle sweetness of coconut milk, featuring chunky chicken pieces. Topped with fried egg and eggplant. This has been a popular menu item since opening.
Served with chili sauce and seasoning sauce. Please enjoy with your preferred amount.
A sandwich with a crispy outside and fluffy inside, known for its 'crispy-fluffy' baguette. The sweet and sour pickled vegetables, the sweetness of the egg, and the rich flavor of the liver pâté all match perfectly.
The combination of coconut milk and sticky rice is truly unique to Southeast Asia. This dessert has a gentle sweetness similar to Japanese zenzai.
A chè made with gently sweet coconut pudding and slightly bitter coffee jelly topped with coconut milk. Not too sweet, making it a great choice after a meal.

