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Quán Thảo

Traditional street food establishment frequented mostly by locals for breakfast, on a quiet side road. While Ms Thảo serves Mì Quảng or [Province of] Quảng style noodles, she's known for her bún bò or beef noodle soup. Some like to add a baguette for an additional 5,000 dong.

Address: 135, Dương Trí Trạch, An Hải Bắc, Sơn Trà
Getting there: take Phạm Văn Đồng (heading towards the beach), left on Lê Minh Trung, right on Morrison and a quick left on to Trí Trạch; Quán Thảo is on the right
Hours: Closed · opens 6 am
Weekly hours
Mon 6 am–10 am
Tue 6 am–10 am
Wed 6 am–10 am
Thu 6 am–10 am
Fri 6 am–10 am
Sat 6 am–10 am
Sun 6 am–10 am
Price: 20,000 dong (Jan 2018)

Mon	6 am–10 am
Tue	6 am–10 am
Wed	6 am–10 am
Thu	6 am–10 am
Fri	6 am–10 am
Sat	6 am–10 am
Sun	6 am–10 am

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