Núi Ngọc, Cát Bà, Hải Phòng · Food/Dining

Chef Hung Manh Restaurant

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97 Núi Ngọc, Cát Hải, Hải Phòng

Open now · 07:00-23:00

What to order

Khoảng 1–100.000 ₫/người (Google Maps, 16 khách tự báo, đọc 19/10/2026). Bữa có lẩu hoặc hải sản thường cao hơn: ba khách năm 2024–2025 ghi 100.000–200.000 ₫/người. · Budget

  • Nem (chả giò) Spring rolls—
  • Nộm hoa chuối Banana flower salad—
  • Lẩu hải sản Seafood hotpot—
  • Cà ri Curry—
  • Cơm rang (cơm chiên) Fried rice—
  • Phở Pho—
  • Pad Thai Pad Thai—
  • Ngao (nghêu) Clams—
  • Bún hải sản Seafood noodle soup—

Where you sit, who to bring

Several diners say the restaurant is usually quiet with few customers, but there was also a time it was packed and short of staff. Large groups can book ahead so the kitchen cooks in advance. A family-run restaurant with simple decor and an unpretentious frontage; six diners on Google Maps praise it as clean. Three diners say it sits off the main street and is therefore quiet, while one diner in 2025 rated the noise level as moderate. The menu mixes Vietnamese dishes such as phở, bún hải sản (seafood noodle soup), nem (spring rolls), nộm hoa chuối (banana flower salad) and lẩu hải sản (seafood hotpot) with Pad Thai, curry and fried rice. Google Maps lists the banana flower salad with spring rolls and the seafood hotpot as featured dishes. There are many vegetarian and vegan dishes.

Getting there

97 Núi Ngọc, Cát Hải, Hải Phòng

Open 07:00–23:00 all seven days; holiday and Tết closures are unknown. Google Maps lists spending at 1–100,000 ₫ per person; meals with hotpot or seafood usually cost more, and three diners in 2024–2025 reported 100,000–200,000 ₫ per person.

Diners call the owner chef Hùng, and many say he often works alone in the kitchen, so dishes can take a while. More recently one diner was welcomed by two young men, and two diners around Jul 2026 reported slow service.

Dine-in, table service, reservations accepted, free street parking. An English menu is displayed right in front of the door.

  • family-run restaurant
  • casual budget restaurant
  • quiet restaurant
  • off the main street
  • vegetarian options
  • vegan dishes
  • lẩu hải sản (seafood hotpot)
  • nộm hoa chuối (banana flower salad)
  • english menu
Practical details

Working hours

Monday (Today)
07:00-23:00
Tuesday
07:00-23:00
Wednesday
07:00-23:00
Thursday
07:00-23:00
Friday
07:00-23:00
Saturday
07:00-23:00
Sunday
07:00-23:00

*Opening hours can change on public holidays, during maintenance, or for private events.

Highlights

Crowd

  • Several diners say the restaurant is usually quiet with few customers, but there was also a time it was packed and short of staff. Large groups can book ahead so the kitchen cooks in advance.

Planning

  • Open 07:00–23:00 all seven days; holiday and Tết closures are unknown. Google Maps lists spending at 1–100,000 ₫ per person; meals with hotpot or seafood usually cost more, and three diners in 2024–2025 reported 100,000–200,000 ₫ per person.

Atmosphere

  • A family-run restaurant with simple decor and an unpretentious frontage; six diners on Google Maps praise it as clean. Three diners say it sits off the main street and is therefore quiet, while one diner in 2025 rated the noise level as moderate.

Popular for

  • Diners call the owner chef Hùng, and many say he often works alone in the kitchen, so dishes can take a while. More recently one diner was welcomed by two young men, and two diners around Jul 2026 reported slow service.

Dining options

  • The menu mixes Vietnamese dishes such as phở, bún hải sản (seafood noodle soup), nem (spring rolls), nộm hoa chuối (banana flower salad) and lẩu hải sản (seafood hotpot) with Pad Thai, curry and fried rice. Google Maps lists the banana flower salad with spring rolls and the seafood hotpot as featured dishes. There are many vegetarian and vegan dishes.

Service options

  • Dine-in, table service, reservations accepted, free street parking. An English menu is displayed right in front of the door.

Source

The name, address at 97 Núi Ngọc, phone number, coordinates, opening hours, spending range and service attributes come from the restaurant's Google Maps profile, read in a browser on 19 Oct 2026. The street number was cross-checked against the Núi Ngọc house numbers on OpenStreetMap, and the signboard and menus in photos posted by the owner show the same address and phone number. The descriptions of the space, the pace of service, the vegetarian dishes and the English menu are drawn from 390 Google Maps reviews (exported 19 Oct 2026), using only points made by at least two independent diners. Wanderlog only republishes Google Maps data, so it was not counted as a second source. Individual dish prices are not given: the figures diners mention are 1–3 years old, and one diner in 2024 noted prices had risen against the old menu. No cuisine label is applied because the restaurant does not describe itself under one. The remarks 'spacious and airy' (3–4 years old) and 'sea view' (a single diner) were not used. No official website, dated press article, or Tripadvisor/Foody listing for the restaurant was found.

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