Restaurant Nha Trang

This place saved me my first night in Copenhagen. I was starving and luckily Yelp came to the rescue. Located about 5mins from where I was staying I rushed to order take-away.
Staff was friendly. It's not a large restaurant but they do have outdoor chairs as well.

The beef soup I wanted wasn't available :( but I was able to order several other items which were all tasty. When I travel, I am always skeptical about getting ethnic food outside of it's native country but this was good. Not the best, but it was good. I was in town for 3 days and I came here to eat twice so that must mean something.

Prices were higher than I typically would pay for Vietnamese food back in NY though.

This is my best experience in Copenhagen. delicious food. not heavy. friendly service, feel like family. I could dine here everyday for a year.

I was craving for some beef soup. So I contacted my friend, and she agreed to have a dinner with me at Nha Thrang. When we first arrived, we were worried that there would be no table available for us. But the owner was nice enough, to let us eat at one of the reserved tables
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Our main goal was to eat the Pho, a Vietnamese noodle soup, which is a popular street food in Vietnam.
But first we ordered an appetizer, Cha Gio; pork spring rolls with mild spicy fish sauce, served with sweet and sour sauce. Wow, what a proper spring roll. The ground meat was great and tasty. The rice paper wrap (homemade) was thin and crispy. Even though they were deep fried, I almost couldn't see any trace of oil on the plate.

Now the main dish, the Pho Bò Tái (beef soup with thick rice noodles) came. Right away, we ordered extra coriander leaves, fish sauce, lime cuts, and slices of fresh small chili. Now before I move on, let me remind you, do not ruin the soup by adding sriracha sauces, that is not how you eat pho. For sauce use only fish sauce.

Okay, The soup was delicious, sweet from sugar and sour from vinegar like a typical of Vietnamese soup. The meat was tender, plus the coriander leaves aromatic smell made it special. I thought the portion was well balanced, not too many veggies, meat, or noodles.

For the drink, well... a pot of warm tea. ^^
Overall everything was great.

PS. Open only from 5pm

This was highly recommended by a colleague who is Vietnamese. We came here especially for their pho bo tai - the Vietnamese national dish of flat rice noodles served in a light but rich tasting meaty broth with slices of raw beef, accompanied by lots of fresh herbs, bean sprouts and lemon. We came here on a night when they were also serving a slightly different version of pho, pronounced a bit like "bom buoy wei", which mainly differs in the broth. I was also pleasantly surprised that they have this amazing starter called bahn cuon - lightly steamed rice sheets filled with minced pork and fungus and served with bean sprouts, crispy onions and fish sauce. This is usually a tricky dish to make as it has to be prepared fresh, which this restaurant did perfectly! I would definitely come again and would like to rate it higher as I think we caught them on a busier than usual day!

All in all, really good Vietnamese food. Birthday girl was craving pho so a group of us indulged. The duck was fantastic. The pho broth was great, but by God I refuse to give that fifth star to a restaurant that charges $20 for a bowl of pho. No. I suppose it's somewhat common for everything to be around 100+ DKK per dish, but pho is one that should not be more than 60-70DKK.
TL;DR: Authentic food with an atmosphere is somewhat nice (restaurant is a little small though), and service was quite nice.

Protip: they charge for water here. if there's ice in the pitcher, they will charge. if not, maybe not. interesting departure from american customs...

LOVED this place when I was living in the neighborhood. Feels like a family business, the man who works there (owner?) always serves with a huge smile. Their food tastes authentically delicious - I've been craving some of the unique Vietnamese flavors found in their spring roll + lemongrass pork skewers + vermicelli/rice dish (1 dish) ever since I left Copenhagen, and haven't been able to find those flavors even at home in Vancouver. I didn't try their pho but I fell in love with their specialty rice dishes (especially those with lemongrass flavors) and recommended the place to a lot of friends.

Pro tip: finish off your dinner with a vietnamese coffee! It's so good.

To this day my friends and I are still talking about those great hot summer nights spent eating outdoors at Nha Trang. Mmmmmmmm.

It could take a little long to get seats if you've got a big group, but it's WORTH IT!

My friend and I were craving pho and it was definitely satisfied at Nha Trang. We went in the beginning of March on a Wednesday night. We got there around 8pm and there was only one other table dining. The workers were extremely friendly and helped us with any questions we had about the menu. My friend and I shared a bottle of white wine and each got pho noodles and our bill came out to be around $20 each. Although it is pretty expensive when you compare prices back to the states, I would say the prices are quite reasonable for Copenhagen. Recommend!

A small Vietnamese restaurant on Nørrebro, been there several times and always had an excellent meal. The food is excellent and the service is nice and relaxed. The waiter is helpful explaining the dishes on the menu and gives subtile tips if you are not sure on how to mix the ingrediens and manage the dishes in front of you.
One of the Best Vietnamese places in Cph and the prices are very reasonable. Highly recomended.

This place has now become my favorite Vietnamese restaurant in Copenhagen because the food is excellent and right priced and ingredients are always fresh. The owner is super friendly and willing to chat about anything from food to travel advices in Vietnam. My favorite dish is the beef and rice noodles with lemongrass and chillies but also the fresh rolls are excellent. Well actually never had anything bad here. It's all good :-) Service can be a bit slow when the place is full, but that's ok I guess for such a mom and pop place

If you like authentic Vietnamese food, treat yourself to dinner at this great little restaurant! You won't regret it!