Home cooking, hidden in the alley
Nhà Tú is a Southern home-cooking hideaway tucked into a Vo Van Tan alley — everyday family dishes, a signature oyster hotpot, and a rooftop balcony above the noise. Michelin put it on the Bib Gourmand list in 2024, and again in 2025.
Why Nhà Tú earns a visit
Four things make Nhà Tú: a Bib Gourmand two years running, the oyster hotpot, honest Southern home cooking, and a rooftop above a District 3 alley.
Photos: Nhà Tú - Việt Nam Restaurant / Google Maps · 10/2026
The dishes that tell the story
Three glimpses from Nhà Tú's table — described so you can picture them, never priced.
The oyster hotpot — lẩu hàu
The signature pot: fresh oysters, bright sour-sweet broth, greens to finish. Order it when the evening turns cool.
The Southern family table
Canh chua, clay-pot fish, boiled morning glory — the dishes Southern families actually eat.
Rooftop evenings
Take the table upstairs: the balcony over the alley rooftops, the city breeze, the hotpot still steaming.
The Nhà Tú story
Three glimpses of Nhà Tú — the Bib Gourmand alley hideaway, the oyster hotpot, and the rooftop in District 3.
A Bib Gourmand hideaway
Michelin's Bib Gourmand in 2024 and again in 2025 — proof that a quiet alley can hold one of the city's best-value kitchens.
The oyster hotpot
Fresh oysters in a bright sour-sweet broth — the pot the regulars come back for, steaming on the rooftop as often as downstairs.
A District 3 address
129/4 Vo Van Tan — look for the house number inside the alley; the hideaway is worth the short walk.
Finding Nhà Tú
Everything you need for Southern home cooking in a District 3 alley.
Address
129/4 Vo Van Tan, District 3
Daily · 8:30–22:30
hours as published by the restaurant