Nha Trang
Vietnam's premier beach resort stretches 6 km along the South China Sea — a crescent bay backed by mountains, the ancient Po Nagar Cham towers on a headland (2nd–17th century), and an island-hopping scene off Hon Mun Marine Protected Area with excellent snorkeling. The mud baths at Thap Ba and I-Resort are a Vietnamese spa tradition. Alexandre Yersin — the Swiss-French scientist who isolated the plague bacillus — lived and died in Nha Trang; his house and laboratory are now a museum.
Tours & Experiences
Browse bookable tours, activities, and day trips in Nha Trang
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At a Glance
- Pop.
- 530K
- Timezone
- Ho Chi_Minh
- Dial
- +84
- Emergency
- 113 / 115
Nha Trang's 6 km beachfront is the longest city beach in Vietnam, backed by a palm-lined promenade that anchors the entire resort economy.
The Po Nagar Cham Towers, built between the 2nd and 17th centuries CE, predate Nha Trang's Vietnamese history by over a millennium — the city grew around the ancient Cham civilization's sacred site.
Alexandre Yersin, the Swiss-French scientist who discovered the plague bacillus (Yersinia pestis), spent the last 50 years of his life in Nha Trang and is buried here — there is a museum dedicated to him.
The Vinpearl gondola cable car crosses 3.3 km of open sea between the mainland and Vinpearl Island, making it one of the longest over-water cable car systems in the world.
Nha Trang's mud bath hot springs use natural thermal mineral-rich mud believed to treat skin conditions — the multi-person communal mud pools are one of Vietnam's most unusual tourist experiences.
Russian is the unofficial second language of Nha Trang — the city has been a major destination for Russian and Ukrainian tourists since the 1990s, with Cyrillic menus, Russian-speaking staff, and "Russian Beach" areas.
Top Sights
Nha Trang Beach
🌿Six kilometers of fine white sand backed by a wide shaded promenade. The northern end near the Sailing Club and Rainbow Bar area is the liveliest. South of the Louisiane Brewhouse, the beach quiets down. The sea is calm and swimmable October through June; storms and jellyfish move in July–September.
Po Nagar Cham Towers
🗼Four remarkably intact Hindu temple towers on a granite hill overlooking the Cai River mouth, built by the ancient Cham civilization between the 2nd and 17th centuries. The main tower still houses a black stone statue of the goddess Yan Po Nagar draped in offerings. Arrive early — the site floods with tour groups by 9 AM.
Hon Mun Marine Protected Area
🌿Vietnam's premier marine protected area surrounds Hon Mun ("Ebony Island"), roughly 10 km from Nha Trang. The coral reefs support over 350 species of coral and 200 species of reef fish. Multiple dive operators offer PADI courses and fun dives — the visibility is best March through August.
Vinpearl Island & Cable Car
🗼A gondola cable car (3.3 km across open sea) connects the mainland to Hon Tre Island's Vinpearl Resort complex — a self-contained entertainment city with water park, aquarium, amusement rides, golf, and hotels. Touristy by design but the cable car crossing is genuinely thrilling and the water park is excellent for families.
Long Son Pagoda
🗼A 1930s Buddhist pagoda complex on the slopes of Sinh Trung Mountain, famous for its giant white Buddha statue (24m tall) visible from across the city. The 152 steps to the White Buddha offer the best panoramic view over Nha Trang's rooftops and bay — climbing at sunrise or sunset is far better than midday.
Mud Bath Hot Springs (Thap Ba / I-Resort)
🌿Soaking in warm mineral-rich volcanic mud in private or communal pools is Nha Trang's most distinctive wellness experience. Thap Ba Hot Springs is the largest and most established; I-Resort is newer and more upscale with beautiful landscaping. Both include natural hot spring pools for rinsing after the mud.
Off the Beaten Path
Xom Moi Market (Morning Seafood)
While tourists eat at the beachfront seafood restaurants where prices are tripled and ice is suspicious, locals buy from Xom Moi Market on the north side of town. Fishermen unload the night's catch at dawn — choose your crab, squid, or shrimp and the market stalls cook it to order for a fraction of tourist prices.
The freshest seafood in Nha Trang, bought direct from the boats and cooked on the spot. The fish soup (canh chua ca) here is incomparably better than anything on the tourist strip.
Bun Ca Bau local noodle shops
Nha Trang's signature dish is bun ca — fish cake noodle soup served in a light, slightly spicy fish broth. The tourist restaurants serve a generic version; the real thing is found at no-name plastic-chair shops on Phan Boi Chau and Biet Thu streets before 10 AM, when the city's workers stop for breakfast.
Eating bun ca where locals eat it — for 40,000 VND ($1.60), with chili, lime, and herbs on the side — is the most authentic culinary experience Nha Trang offers.
Snorkeling Hon Tam Island (not the tour boats)
The mass "island hopping" boat tours pack 50 people onto a boat and stop at Hon Mun, Hon Mot, and others for 30 minutes each. Instead, take the ferry directly to Hon Tam Island, rent a kayak or snorkel from the beach resort there, and spend a half-day in the same reefs at your own pace.
Hon Tam has its own coral garden in shallow, accessible water and significantly fewer tour boats. The corals around the northern tip are in better condition than the heavily trafficked Hon Mun central sites.
Alexandre Yersin Museum
An oddly moving museum in the Pasteur Institute building, devoted to the Swiss-French bacteriologist who discovered the plague bacillus and chose to live out his life in Nha Trang. His telescope, laboratory equipment, and personal library are displayed — a genuine piece of colonial scientific history that almost no tourists visit.
One of the most interesting small museums in Vietnam, completely overlooked by the beach crowd. You'll likely have the entire place to yourself.
Insider Tips
Climate & Best Time to Go
Monthly climate & crowd levels
Nha Trang has a tropical climate with a dry season and rainy season, but its rain pattern is the reverse of most of Vietnam — the heaviest rains fall October through December when Hoi An and Da Nang are drenched, and the driest months are January through August.
Peak Dry Season
January–June75–90°F
24–32°C
The long, reliable dry season makes Nha Trang genuinely excellent for beach tourism from January through June. January–March can feel slightly cooler and breezier. April–June is hot, sunny, and ideal — best diving visibility and calmest sea conditions of the year.
Pre-Monsoon
July–August81–91°F
27–33°C
Hot and increasingly stormy. July and August see building swells from tropical storms. The sea can be choppy, jellyfish become more prevalent, and some diving sites are less accessible. Still generally sunny between weather systems.
Rainy Season
September–December75–86°F
24–30°C
October and November are Nha Trang's problem months — when the northeast monsoon sweeps down the coast, it hits Nha Trang with sustained heavy rain and rough seas that can last days or even weeks. Flooding is possible. Many long-term expats leave; some resorts close for maintenance.
Transition
December72–82°F
22–28°C
December is a transition month — the rains ease progressively through the month, and by late December, conditions are often acceptable again. Christmas and New Year see a significant uptick in visitors despite the weather uncertainty.
Best Time to Visit
February through August, when Nha Trang is reliably dry and sunny while much of Vietnam's coast is either recovering from or anticipating monsoon.
Dry Season (Jan–Jun)
Crowds: Moderate (Jan–Mar) to High (Apr–Jun)Nha Trang's prime beach window, with January to March slightly cooler and April to June reaching peak heat. The sea is calm and crystal-clear for diving through this entire period.
Pros
- + Reliable sunshine and calm seas
- + Best visibility for diving and snorkeling
- + No typhoon risk
- + Full island boat tours operating
Cons
- − April–June is hot (up to 35°C)
- − Easter and Vietnamese holidays bring domestic crowd peaks
- − Jellyfish begin appearing in June
Pre-Monsoon (Jul–Aug)
Crowds: HighStill largely dry but with building swells and occasional storms. The Russian/Ukrainian tourist peak historically concentrates in this period.
Pros
- + Generally still sunny
- + Long beach days
- + Vibrant nightlife and activities
Cons
- − Sea can be choppy — some days not swimmable
- − Jellyfish more common
- − Typhoon risk beginning
Rainy Season (Sep–Nov)
Crowds: LowNha Trang's worst travel window. The northeast monsoon brings sustained heavy rain and rough seas that can ruin a beach holiday completely in October–November.
Pros
- + Very low prices
- + Minimal crowds
- + Fewer tourists means more authentic interactions
Cons
- − Heavy rain October–November can last days without break
- − Rough seas cancel island trips
- − Some hotel and restaurant closures
- − High dengue fever risk after rains
Transition (Dec)
Crowds: Moderate (rising by late December)December starts wet and progressively clears. Christmas and New Year bring a surge of visitors despite uncertainty — late December is usually fine.
Pros
- + Improving conditions by late December
- + New Year celebrations on the beachfront
- + Post-monsoon fresh landscape
Cons
- − Early December still risky for weather
- − New Year pricing spike in accommodation
🎉 Festivals & Events
Vietnamese New Year (Tết Nguyên Đán)
January–FebruaryTết is Vietnam's most important holiday. Nha Trang lights up with fireworks over the bay and elaborate flower markets. Most local businesses close for 3–7 days — plan food and transport accordingly.
Nha Trang Sea Festival
JuneA biennial festival (even years) celebrating Nha Trang's maritime culture with boat races, seafood festivals, music performances, and fireworks over the bay. The largest public event in the city.
Po Nagar Cham Festival
MarchA three-day religious festival at the Po Nagar Cham Towers celebrating the goddess Yan Po Nagar. Traditional Cham music, dance, and offerings draw both Cham descendants and Vietnamese Buddhists. A rare opportunity to see living Cham cultural traditions.
Mid-Autumn Festival (Tết Trung Thu)
SeptemberThe children's lantern festival fills Nha Trang's streets with paper lanterns and mooncakes. A charming local celebration that provides a cultural contrast to the beach-resort tourist scene.
Safety Breakdown
Moderate
out of 100
Nha Trang is generally safe for tourists but requires more vigilance than other Vietnamese beach destinations. Petty theft and scams targeting tourists are the main concerns, concentrated on the beach strip and nightlife areas. Violent crime is uncommon but not unheard of on the late-night party strip.
Things to Know
- •Beach bag theft is the most common crime — never leave valuables unattended on the beach or in a beach chair while swimming. Use locker facilities at hotels.
- •Motor-scooter bag snatching (two-person drive-by theft) occurs on the beachfront promenade, especially at dusk. Keep bags on the inside, away from traffic.
- •The "free" boat tour that leads to a seafood restaurant where you're presented with a large bill is a classic Nha Trang scam. Book through your hotel or a reputable agency only.
- •The island hopping boat parties can get very rowdy — alcohol is free-flowing and drownings have occurred. Know your swimming ability before jumping off boats.
- •Jetski operators on the beach have a long history of claiming post-rental damage from pre-existing scratches and demanding large payments. Photograph any rental vehicle before using it.
- •Food and water hygiene: stick to cooked food, sealed water bottles, and avoid ice at street stalls. The beach restaurants closest to tourist areas generally have higher food safety standards.
- •Late-night scooter crashes are the leading cause of serious injury to tourists in Nha Trang — always wear a helmet and avoid riding after drinking.
Emergency Numbers
Police
113
Ambulance
115
Fire
114
Tourist Police (Khanh Hoa Province)
0258 352 9999
Costs & Currency
Where the money goes
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Customize per category →Estimates based on regional averages. Flight prices vary by season and airline.
budget
$25-45
Hostel dormitory or cheap guesthouse (200,000–300,000 VND), Grab rides, local bun ca breakfast, beach access is free, one island day trip every other day.
mid-range
$60-100
Mid-range hotel with pool (600,000–1,000,000 VND), Vinpearl cable car visit, one scuba dive, sit-down restaurant meals, mud bath experience.
luxury
$180+
Vinpearl Resort or InterContinental on the hillside (2,000,000+ VND), private island boat charter, premium seafood restaurants, spa treatments.
Typical Costs
| Item | Local | USD |
|---|---|---|
| FoodBun ca noodle soup at local shop | 40,000–60,000 VND | $1.60–2.40 |
| FoodBanh mi from street cart | 20,000–30,000 VND | $0.80–1.20 |
| FoodSeafood dinner at tourist restaurant | 300,000–600,000 VND | $12–24 |
| FoodPho at local restaurant | 50,000–80,000 VND | $2–3.20 |
| FoodWestern breakfast at café | 120,000–200,000 VND | $4.80–8 |
| DrinksFresh coconut from beach vendor | 25,000–40,000 VND | $1–1.60 |
| DrinksBia Saigon at restaurant | 30,000–50,000 VND | $1.20–2 |
| DrinksVietnamese iced coffee (ca phe sua da) | 25,000–45,000 VND | $1–1.80 |
| TransportGrab ride across city (5–10 km) | 40,000–80,000 VND | $1.60–3.20 |
| TransportAirport taxi (fixed price) | 350,000–450,000 VND | $14–18 |
| AttractionsPo Nagar Cham Towers entry | 30,000 VND | $1.20 |
| AttractionsMud bath at I-Resort (shared pool) | 220,000 VND | $8.80 |
| Attractions4-Island boat tour (including lunch) | 300,000–400,000 VND | $12–16 |
| AccommodationHostel dormitory bed | 150,000–250,000 VND | $6–10 |
| AccommodationMid-range hotel (per room) | 600,000–1,200,000 VND | $24–48 |
💡 Money-Saving Tips
- •Eat breakfast at local bun ca or banh mi shops on side streets — a filling, authentic meal for under $2 beats any tourist café.
- •The beach is completely free. Most of Nha Trang's pleasures (swimming, walking the promenade, watching sunsets from Long Son Pagoda) cost nothing.
- •Book island trips through your hotel's reception rather than the beach touts — same boats, same prices, but your hotel has reputational accountability if something goes wrong.
- •The Phuong Trang (FUTA) bus to Ho Chi Minh City or Da Lat costs around $8–15 compared to $40–80 for a flight — a reasonable trade for a 7-hour overnight journey in a sleeper bus.
- •ATM fees add up — withdraw large amounts less frequently. Vietcombank generally charges the lowest foreign transaction fees.
- •Happy hour (5–7 PM) at the Sailing Club, Louisiane Brewhouse, and most beachfront bars means buy-one-get-one beers and 50% off cocktails. An excellent way to enjoy the best sunset views.
Vietnamese Dong
Code: VND
1 USD ≈ 25,000 VND (2025). The large denominations can be confusing — a restaurant bill of 500,000 VND is about $20. ATMs are plentiful on the tourist strip but charge withdrawal fees of 30,000–55,000 VND per transaction; Vietcombank ATMs typically have the lowest fees. Currency exchange booths at the airport offer poor rates.
Payment Methods
Cash (VND) is essential for markets, street food, local transport, and smaller shops. Tourist restaurants and malls increasingly accept Visa and Mastercard, sometimes with a 2–3% surcharge. USD are occasionally accepted at tourist-facing shops at slightly unfavorable rates. Carry 500,000–1,000,000 VND in cash at all times.
Tipping Guide
Tipping is appreciated but not required. Leaving 10–15% at sit-down restaurants is welcomed — the service charge (often 5–10%) listed on bills is usually paid to the house, not the server.
No tipping expected or practiced. Pay the listed price.
Rounding up to the nearest 10,000 VND is a nice gesture; not expected. Grab drivers cannot receive cash tips through the app.
Tipping 10–20% (50,000–100,000 VND) after a good massage is the norm and genuinely appreciated by therapists who earn low base wages.
100,000–200,000 VND ($4–8) per person for a full-day tour is appropriate and expected.
How to Get There
✈️ Airports
Cam Ranh International Airport(CXR)
30 km south of Nha Trang city centerAirport taxis (fixed-price counters in arrivals) cost around 350,000–450,000 VND ($14–18 USD) to the city center and take 35–45 minutes. Vietnam Airlines and Vietjet operate airport shuttle buses for 60,000–80,000 VND. Grab app works from the airport. No rail or public bus connection.
✈️ Search flights to CXR🚆 Rail Stations
Nha Trang Train Station (Ga Nha Trang)
Nha Trang is on the North-South Reunification Express railway line, making it reachable from Hanoi (12–14 hours overnight), Da Nang (6–7 hours), Hoi An (via Da Nang, 7–8 hours), and Ho Chi Minh City (7–8 hours). The overnight sleeper trains are comfortable for the right traveler — SE1/SE2 express trains are best.
🚌 Bus Terminals
Nha Trang Bus Station (Ben Xe Phia Nam)
The main intercity bus terminal is south of the center on 23/10 Street. Open Tour "Hop-on Hop-off" tourist buses connecting Hoi An, Da Lat, Ho Chi Minh City, and Mui Ne are the most practical option for backpackers — companies like Phuong Trang (Futa Bus) and The Sinh Tourist run comfortable air-conditioned coaches.
Sinh Cafe / Phuong Trang Pickup Points
Most tourist bus companies offer hotel pickup from the main tourist strip, eliminating the need to travel to the main bus station. Book the night before your departure — departure is typically 7–8 AM.
Getting Around
Nha Trang is a compact city that's reasonably navigable on foot along the beachfront strip. For trips beyond the center — mud baths, Po Nagar, Vinpearl — taxis and ride-hailing apps are cheap and convenient. Renting a motorbike gives maximum flexibility for day trips to nearby islands and mountains.
Taxi & Grab (Ride-Hailing)
15,000–50,000 VND ($0.60–2 USD) for most city tripsGrab (Southeast Asia's Uber) is the most reliable and transparent option — fixed fare shown before booking, no meter manipulation. Mai Linh and Vinasun are the two honest metered taxi companies if Grab isn't available. Avoid unmarked taxis.
Best for: Airport transfers, mud baths, Po Nagar Towers, anywhere outside the central strip
Motorbike / Scooter Rental
120,000–200,000 VND/day ($5–8 USD)The most flexible way to explore beyond Nha Trang city. Dozens of rental shops operate on the side streets near the beach (De Tham, Biet Thu). An automatic scooter costs $5–8/day. An international driving permit technically required; enforcement is inconsistent.
Best for: Day trips to Ba Ho Waterfalls, mountain scenic routes, remote beaches north and south of the city
Island Ferries
50,000–350,000 VND ($2–14 USD) depending on islandPublic ferries and speedboats connect to Hon Tam, Hon Mun, and other nearby islands from Cau Da Pier, about 3 km south of the main beach. The full "4 Island" boat tour departs from Cau Da and includes lunch — a legitimate product when booked through reputable operators.
Best for: Day trips to islands, scuba diving excursions
On Foot (Beachfront Strip)
FreeThe main tourist area — from the north end of Tran Phu Beach to Louisiane Brewhouse — is about 3 km and walkable. The beachfront promenade is pleasant in the evening. For anything off this corridor, you need transport.
Best for: Beach walks, restaurant-hopping, evening promenade
🚶 Walkability
Moderate along the Tran Phu beachfront strip. Low for anything off the main tourist corridor — attractions are scattered across a 10 km radius. The city's layout is not pedestrian-friendly beyond the beach promenade.
Travel Connections
Da Lat
Vietnam's "City of Eternal Spring" sits at 1,500m in the Central Highlands — the cool pine-forested mountain air feels like another country after Nha Trang's beach heat. Known for strawberries, coffee plantations, French colonial villas, and a dramatically kitsch Fantasy Park.
Mui Ne
A fishing village turned kite-surfing capital with extraordinary red and white sand dunes just inland. The coastal resort strip is similar to Nha Trang but quieter and more suited to budget travelers. The White Sand Dunes at sunrise are one of Vietnam's great natural spectacles.
Ho Chi Minh City
Vietnam's economic powerhouse is the natural gateway city before or after Nha Trang. Multiple daily flights keep the connection fast and affordable. The contrast between Saigon's chaotic urban energy and Nha Trang's beach leisure is sharp and complementary.
Hoi An
The UNESCO World Heritage ancient town on Vietnam's central coast is the country's most atmospheric destination — lantern-lit streets, tailors, and exceptional cuisine. The short flight makes Nha Trang + Hoi An a natural two-destination itinerary.
Phu Quoc
Vietnam's largest island in the Gulf of Thailand offers the same beach holiday premise as Nha Trang but with a more jungled, undeveloped interior, better snorkeling, and a rapidly developing luxury resort scene. A logical alternative or complement to Nha Trang.
Entry Requirements
Vietnam has significantly expanded its visa-free program in recent years. As of 2023, US, UK, EU, and many other nationals can enter visa-free for 45 days. The e-visa system ($25 USD) covers 90 days for nationalities that require one.
Entry Requirements by Nationality
| Nationality | Visa Required | Max Stay | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| US Citizens | Visa-free | 45 days | Visa-free entry since August 2023. Passport must be valid for at least 6 months. No registration required — standard immigration declaration form on arrival. E-visa ($25) available for longer stays up to 90 days. |
| UK Citizens | Visa-free | 45 days | Same conditions as US citizens. Visa-free since August 2023. E-visa available for stays exceeding 45 days. |
| Chinese Citizens | Visa-free | 15 days | Visa-free for 15 days as of 2023 (expanded agreement). E-visa available for longer stays. |
| Indian Citizens | Yes | 90 days (e-visa) | Indian nationals require an e-visa ($25 USD, apply online at evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn). Processing takes 3 business days. Visa on arrival also available with pre-arranged letter. |
Visa-Free Entry
Visa on Arrival
Tips
- •The 45-day visa-free stay cannot be extended inside Vietnam — you must exit and re-enter. Cambodia or Laos land border crossings are the common "visa run" destinations for long-stay travelers.
- •E-visas ($25) allow 90-day single or multiple-entry — worth it for stays over 45 days or if you plan to enter Vietnam multiple times.
- •Cam Ranh Airport immigration can be slow at peak times (especially flights from Russia and Korea) — factor 60–90 minutes for airport processing.
- •Ensure your passport has at least 6 months validity beyond your planned departure from Vietnam.
Shopping
Nha Trang is primarily a beach destination and shopping is secondary to the sea, food, and spa experiences. The strongest purchases are local food products — dried seafood, fish sauce, and coconut candy — rather than crafts or fashion. Bargaining is expected at markets; fixed-price policy applies at supermarkets and malls.
Dam Market (Cho Dam)
Traditional MarketThe original covered market in the city center, operating since the 1800s in various forms. Multiple floors sell fresh produce, dried seafood, fabric, clothing, and household goods. A good place to buy take-home food products — Vietnamese fish sauce, dried squid, and coconut candy are strong value here.
Known for: Dried seafood, local food products, fresh produce, affordable clothing
Night Market (Tran Phu)
Night MarketAn evening market on Tran Phu and surrounding streets selling tourist-oriented goods — clothing, lacquerware, embroidery, and street food. Opens around 6 PM and stays busy until midnight. Quality varies widely; bargaining required.
Known for: Tourist souvenirs, street food, evening atmosphere
Nha Trang Center Mall
Shopping MallThe main air-conditioned mall near the beach with Vietnamese fashion brands, a Lotte Mart supermarket, food court, and cinema. Useful for picking up sunscreen, pharmacy items, and snacks at transparent fixed prices.
Known for: Supermarket, pharmacy, Vietnamese clothing brands, air conditioning
Biet Thu Street (Tourist Strip)
Tourist Shopping StreetThe main backpacker strip one block from the beach with tour agencies, cafés, and souvenir shops. Good for picking up cheap beachwear, flip-flops, and branded Vietnamese goods. Prices are higher than Dam Market but selection is more tourist-focused.
Known for: Beach gear, tour booking, souvenir shops, Vietnamese coffee
🎁 Unique Souvenirs to Look For
- •Vietnamese fish sauce (nuoc mam) — Phu Quoc and Phan Thiet labels, bought at Dam Market
- •Dried squid and jellyfish — vacuum-packed for easy travel
- •Salanganes Nest products — swiftlet bird nests from the Khanh Hoa province caves, a luxury Vietnamese health product
- •Nha Trang lacquerware — bowls and decorative items with mother-of-pearl inlay
- •Vietnamese robusta coffee (ground or whole bean) — strong and cheap at local supermarkets
- •Coconut candy from the Mekong Delta (sold at Dam Market)
Language & Phrases
Vietnamese uses the Latin alphabet with extensive diacritical marks indicating tones. It is a tonal language with 6 tones — mispronouncing a tone can change meaning entirely. Most tourist-area staff speak some English; Russian is surprisingly useful in Nha Trang specifically.
| English | Translation | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| Hello | Xin chào | Sin chow |
| Thank you | Cảm ơn | Gam uhn |
| Excuse me / Sorry | Xin lỗi | Sin loy |
| Yes | Vâng / Có | Vung / Kaw |
| No | Không | Khom |
| Do you speak English? | Bạn có nói tiếng Anh không? | Ban co noy tieng Anh khom? |
| How much? | Bao nhiêu? | Bow nyew? |
| Too expensive | Đắt quá | Dat qua |
| Where is...? | ... ở đâu? | ... uh dow? |
| The bill, please | Tính tiền, làm ơn | Ting tien, lam uhn |
| One beer, please | Một bia, làm ơn | Mot bee-a, lam uhn |
| Delicious! | Ngon lắm! | Ngon lum! |
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