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The food is good here, but more for Vietnamese-Vietnamese. The store is not that clean toward the end of the day, however, that is typical here.
Delicious food, the restaurant serves enthusiastically. Noodles are good and there are many choices, raw vegetables are authentic Quang style. Especially, you can order a separate plate of bones and chicken to snack on.
Whoever criticizes this eatery, I don't care, but for me, the bone-in chicken Quang noodles here are very delicious, and the fresh herbs are always fresh and tasty. The price here has been the same for a long time; the owner hasn't raised the price and still keeps the portion size intact.
Delicious, hygienic
Washing vegetables not clean, still have worms.
The service is terrible. I ordered 2 bowls, and they brought them out ice cold, as if they didn't even bother to reheat them before serving to customers. After just one or two bites, I gave up.
Mì Quảng is quite salty. The preparation area is not very clean.
Very tasty!
Long-standing Quang noodle eatery, delicious noodles, spacious and clean shop space.
The eatery is great, the chicken is very delicious
I ordered chicken Quang noodles, but when I took it home, it was beef Quang noodles. At least you should inform the customer if you run out of ingredients.
Not very delicious
Service is terrible. The staff makes a sour face when customers order. A customer ordered chicken bones but they didn't bring them out; when the customer asked again, the owner frowned and said bones are bones, chicken is chicken, there's no such thing as chicken bones. And they sell by the plate, not by the bowl... paying to eat feels like begging... too bad... won't eat there again. Eating there is like eating a lump of anger.
Menu from 25-40k, cooked richly, anyone who wants to eat a lot of noodles can tell the server
I planned to eat Da Nang's specialty, Mi Quang, and had listed several famous shops, but due to various troubles at a nearby Japanese hotel, I had no time, so I went to the one closest to that hotel. On Google Maps, it was listed as Mì Quảng Bà Ngân, so I searched for that, but the actual shop name was My Quảng Bà Ngân, so I overshot a bit. This area is usually not very crowded, and since it was past noon, there were few customers. The staff spoke English fairly well, so there were no particular issues. (They were better than the front desk of the budget hotel.) First, the price was very cheap. As for the taste, it was average for me, but my companion said it was very delicious.
Soft noodles are delicious with a fragrant and flavorful broth.
A Mi Quang eatery with a history of about 70 years. Rich flavor, gamecock chicken carefully deboned. The broth from gamecock chicken is very rich. The noodles are chewy, soft, and shiny, made from local rice; the entire process of spreading and cutting the noodle sheets is done by hand to produce noodles that are neither too soft nor too hard, chewy and fragrant, with a moderately wide strip, not limp and thin like pho noodles (cut by machine) at some other noodle shops. Fresh and diverse greens.
Not exactly excellent but suits my taste
Mì Quảng is cheap but not delicious and a bit salty 🥹🥹🥹 hope next time I visit it will be better
Service attitude is terrible, arguing with customers face to face, blaming the customer when they are wrong, the hygiene of the shop is unimaginably filthy, the mouth of the water bottle is pitch black, the owner's face is unpleasant, in short, should not try, the noodles are very bad.
Terrible Mỳ Quảng. The waiter took a leftover glass of water from a customer, carelessly threw it out in front of the yard, then put it back on the tray.
Delicious, cheap!
The noodles are not outstanding but tasty. The price is cheap. The space is clean. A bowl of chicken noodles is only 25k. The raw vegetables eaten around 3pm are still fresh and delicious.
The seasoned noodles are just right to eat, the cozy atmosphere is suitable for a light morning. It's a family eatery, so it can't be too fancy, worth visiting to experience.
