Nha Que

Haven’t had pho in a long time, so I was pleasantly surprised to find so many pho spots in Europe. This one was a great choice! They’re open late until 10pm, and even when we arrived around 9pm the place was still packed. The location is also very convenient—just a short walk from our Airbnb—perfect for a late-night meal. We ordered a large pho and the shrimp wrap to share. The food came out quickly, and although the pho portion looked a bit smaller than I expected, it was more than enough for the two of us. The broth was delicious—flavorful, balanced, and authentic, without the heavy MSG taste that some places rely on. The owner was very kind, and the service throughout was warm and attentive. I especially loved their spices and the little red chili peppers that gave the soup an extra kick. Do note that this is a cash-only spot, but they let us know upfront before seating. Overall, highly recommended for the flavor, service, and value.

The staff here are exceptionally kind, gentle, and welcoming which makes our dining experience even more enjoyable. The menu offers a wide variety of choices, and food arrives quickly. Best of all? The portions are generous - great value for the price! Must-try dishes that I’d love to recommend: - Bún Chả – The smoky charcoal aroma is outstanding, something rarely found in Vietnamese restaurants abroad - Cơm Đĩa – A hearty, satisfying option that’ll keep you full until late dinner. - Hủ Tiếu – If you're craving something comforting and soupy, this is a fantastic choice. For affordable Vietnamese food with friendly service and big portions, this spot is a winner!

10/10 🇫🇷❤️🇻🇳 Most restaurants in Nice seem to take the weekend off… 😢 The places I was most excited about? All closed. But then I remembered how my friends had just come back from France and couldn’t stop raving about the Vietnamese food—especially the pho. While browsing high-rated spots near our hotel, a few Vietnamese restaurants caught my eye. We ended up at Nha Que, and wow… what a hidden gem. We arrived right when it opened, and it filled up in minutes. Clearly, we weren’t the only ones who knew this place was the real deal. We ordered a bowl of pho and seafood fried rice to share. One bite in, we both looked at each other like: “Yep. This is legit.” We immediately added spring rolls to the order—no hesitation. Even though it was Vietnamese food, we were still in France, so of course we had to have a glass of wine with it. 😉 To share the pho more easily, and for my sister who’s not a fan of cilantro, we went with a no-coriander version. The bowl was packed with generous slices of beef, tender and flavorful. I’ve heard Vietnamese cuisine is well-developed in France because of historical immigration ties—and now I believe it 100%. But let me tell you… the seafood fried rice was next level. Honestly, better than most seafood fried rice I’ve had in other countries. Super fresh, packed with all kinds of seafood, and bursting with flavor. Still, we kept bringing it up throughout the rest of the trip. Totally random moments like: “Hey… wasn’t that pho and fried rice in Nice insanely good?” Even writing this review right now—I’m drooling just thinking about it.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS RESTAURANT. DELICIOUS FOOD, OWNER AND LADIES ARE VERY ENTHUSIASTIC. As a Vietnamese, I admit that the food here is very delicious, exactly like the taste of Vietnamese people. It is authentic Vietnamese food. I ordered beef pho, Hue beef noodle soup, hu tieu and bun cha, with 2 cups of sweet soup. The owner is very lovely and enthusiastic. The food is delicious and the service is great. I recommend this restaurant very much.