A house for gatherings

Ẩm Thực Quê Nhà — garden, thatch, and long tables

Quê Nhà opens like a countryside corner inside District 3: palm-leaf roof, red brick, birdcage lamps — and a big party hall that is always buzzing.

The Góc Xưa corner is the restaurant's heart: thatched roof, red-brick pillars, guitars and woven hats on the wall — a true countryside corner where guests linger and order more.

The menu follows rustic three-region cooking: crispy rice with caramelised dip, carrying-pole spring rolls, bitter melon with egg — familiar dishes, carefully cooked, made for big tables.

Quê Nhà is also a party restaurant: birthdays, reunions, celebrations — the big hall, red cloths, flag bunting, and a crew used to serving long tables.

Góc Xưa

A countryside corner in the city

Thatched roof, red-brick pillars, birdcage lamps and guitars on the wall — the restaurant's most-photographed corner.

Party hall

Long tables for happy days

Rows of square tables, red cloths, flag bunting — the big hall is built for birthdays and big reunions.

Rustic dishes

Three regions on one table

Crispy rice with caramelised dip, carrying-pole spring rolls, volcano beef salad — familiar dishes, carefully cooked, from 59,000₫.

Catering

Parties & catering

The restaurant takes parties and catering — call +84 938 226 166 to hold the hall and fix the menu.