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There are a fair number of places to eat Vietnamese food in Nagoya.<\/strong>\u00a0 Being from Seattle I have torn the place apart searching for the style of PHO that is so popular there, but it seems to be a US concoction.\u00a0 It does come pretty close though, and you can get actual PHO here in Japan.\u00a0 You will pay about 1000 yen for a bowl of it though; be prepared for that.\u00a0 \u00a0They also have that Vietnamese Coffee<\/strong>; if you have not tried it, I suggest you do. \u00a0Very tasty and highly caffeinated.<\/p>\n As usual, my favorite spot is not “the best\u201d place to go in Nagoya.\u00a0 I prefer Annan Blue mostly because I am lazy and there is a restaurant near my apartment.\u00a0 The food is good, and it is reasonably priced; expect to pay about 2500-3000 per person to eat there for dinner, and about 1000-2000 yen for lunch.\u00a0 \u00a0This is a chain, so you can pop into any one of their\u00a0locations in Nagoya and expect to get mostly the same quality of Vietnamese food<\/strong> and service at each.<\/p>\n Shops are located in Sakae, Fukiage, and Kanayama<\/p>\n Annam Blue\u00a0Website<\/a><\/p>\n Having never been to Vietnam it is hard for me to comment on the authenticity of one restaurant over another, but \u201cthey\u201d say that the most authentic Vietnamese food in Nagoya is here at Thu An, in Yagoto.\u00a0 \u00a0The chef who owns the shop has over 20 years of experience cooking Vietnamese food, and was once the \u201cVice Chef,\u201d which sounds pretty important(!) at a five-star hotel in Ho Chi Minh City, and has prepared food for \u201cworld class\u201d VIPs like the British Royal Family.\u00a0 Granted, I bet the Royal rump has graced the stalls at McDonald’s too, but I am guessing in this case the boast is appropriate.<\/p>\n Thu An is located within 5 minutes\u2019 walk of Yagoto station. –\u00a0(Google Map<\/a>)<\/p>\nAnnam Blue<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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