Quán Chay Sáu Thu - vegetarian food

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I stay in Melia resort and go around to have dinner. The restaurant is near to the hotel and the food is extremely excellent! I haven’t tried vegetarian restaurant but this restaurant inspired me most. The staff taught me how to eat the special pancakes. I’ll come back!

soooo delicious! yummy! we had the braised eggplants, the stir-fried rice and different kinds of noodles withe vegetables… everything was perfect! thank you!

Food is awesome You can’t find better vegetarian food than this in that area and their service is really good and very welcoming

The spring rolls may be the best I have ever had here. The amount that comes in 1 order is my next favorite thing. I ordered on grab but everything was fresh when it arrived.I was impressed that the rice paper to spring roll & greens ratio was perfect. Also, they have a minimalistic bean sprout,basil, another I don't recall and cucumber mix that is perfect. I could eat these everyday at least once😅 EDIT: I finally made it to the restaurant. It was a great experience with the beautiful aunties running the place.😁

We stayed in Melia resort, and used to have either lunch or dinner. The food is fantastic, in low with their stir fried vegetable rice. The granny is also so welcoming.

The owner is cute, but the food is overpriced and not bad overall, but the portions are tiny compared to other Chay places with such high rating

Wow such incredible vegetarian food. So so good. I've been to many great spots in Vietnam, this is up there. And such a sweet lovely old woman running the space

One of the best foods I’ve had here. The lady and (I think) her mom made yummy food. Not as quick as one might be used to from the rest of the country but that’s what you get when going to a 1,5 women show. We had cucumber water and three dishes, we’re done after about 35 min and paid 120.000 Would definitely come again

Great service and delicious vegetarian/ vegan food, the flavours were authentic and fresh

Such a nice lady who runs the place. She showed us how to eat the salad rolls, which were delicious. Also loved the turmeric noodles. Wouldn’t miss it will definitely be going back.

Sehr schönes authentisches Restaurant. Waren jetzt schon mehrmals dort und das Essen überzeugt jedes Mal aufs Neue! Leider abseits der Stadt. Ein Restaurant dass aufjedenfall mehr Aufmerksamkeit verdient! Aufjedenfall einen Besuch wert ! 5 min Fußweg der Marble Mountains entfernt

Great restaurant, kind people. My only complaint is that the portions were a bit small for the meals.we ordered but at the same time very affordable :)

Trash food, never going there again, owners r cute but the food wasnt good at all

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Quán ăn ngon nhưng có lúc không bán .

Very delicious

I just went there and ate well.. The fried rice was hard for a weak-spice eater to eat.. When ordering, ask to remove the spice~ They are kind

[Local restaurant + great value for money] A place I stopped by after visiting Five Elements Mountain. The dark restaurant was empty, but the owner lady and her mother welcomed me. At that moment, I wondered if it would be okay, lol. No English menu, so I used a translator. Communicated with the owner lady through body language. Barely managed to order 2 noodles and 1 banh can. For about 1,000 KRW, noodles with fish cake, vegetables, and corn come out. One tastes like melted pineapple, and the banh can tastes like udon broth! For 1,000 won, this is excellent. It seemed like a vegetarian restaurant, but fish cake and something with a slight gopchang flavor came out. But the owners kept giving us dishes and watched us until we showed a reaction to the taste, lol. Ate and gave a thumbs up, hehe. If you want to eat cheap, delicious food and feel the local atmosphere, I recommend this place.

Entering a remote path from the entrance of Ohaeng Mountain, I walked a bit and was looking for a restroom when a shop and restaurant suddenly appeared. But who would have thought a vegetarian restaurant would be in a place like this... It was a good local restaurant, except that the grandmother serving couldn't understand Pepsi Cola.

It's a local restaurant so the prices are reasonable and the owner is friendly. The spring rolls were delicious so I ate them twice.

I ordered 1 bowl of vegetarian grilled pork vermicelli. Lots of toppings, but the fish sauce was a bit much for my taste. If I come again next time, I'll learn from this and ask for it less salty. The eatery is also easy to find, and they have Grabfood too. It's a family-run eatery, the kitchen is in the back, so if you don't see the owner outside, feel free to go inside to order.

Quán Chay Sáu Thu looks like nothing from the outside. The reviews, however, are exceptional — and completely earned. This family-run vegetarian spot is a genuine find. I had the Bun Thit Nuong — vermicelli noodles with tofu; my partner had stir-fried noodles with vegetables and tofu. A Diet Coke and a fresh carrot juice rounded it out. Total bill: 130,000 VND. Five dollars. For food that good, that's almost hard to believe. If you're visiting the Marble Mountains, this is right around the corner. Go before or after — just make sure you go!