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A walk around Nha Be Khanh Hao at Rach Vem

A wooden pier leads from the shore to the floating restaurant. Seafood pens sit below, while the roofed dining area opens to the sea on both sides.

Admin NBKHUpdated 16/09/2026
The roofed dining hall, open on both sides to the Rach Vem sea
The open space feels the sun, wind, rain and tide of the day directly.
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Sit down for a seafood meal and watch the sea a while

A day out in the north of the island can be tiring, so sit down for a seafood meal, have a drink and watch the sea for a while. Leave enough time for everyone to rest and choose dishes at ease.

The open layout keeps you close to the sea, but it also changes with the weather. Sun, wind, rain or the tide can affect where you sit and how we arrange things on the day.

Sunset over the wooden pier and the Rach Vem rafts
The wooden pier from the shore to Nha Be Khanh Hao

A walk around Nha Be Khanh Hao in pictures

These photos show the wooden pier from the shore, the seafood pens below the floor, the roofed dining hall open to the sea on both sides and guests at their meals.

The wooden pier from the shore to Nha Be Khanh Hao, with the name sign on the roof
Guests walking the wooden pier to the raft, a speedboat moored by the pens
Wooden walkways and seafood pens linking the rafts at Rach Vem
The raft seen from the water, with seafood pens and the North Island hills
Seafood pens and red flags on the raft, guests seated inside
Nha Be Khanh Hao under a cloudy sky, wooden pier and pens in front
The roofed dining hall open on both sides to the sea, wooden tables and chairs
The roofed dining hall with rows of wooden tables, seen from the end of the raft
Rows of chairs and wooden tables in the dining hall, the sea behind
Long wooden tables in the dining hall, joined into rows for groups
The service counter of the raft, next to the pier exit
A table already laid with dishes for a small group
A seafood meal laid on a wooden table, looking out over the pens
Guests having lunch on the raft

Coming in a big group? Here is how we seat you

Nha Be Khanh Hao has 7 connected platforms with 48 tables. Big groups can have tables joined into a row; if your party includes small children, older guests or anyone who needs help, tell us ahead so we can seat you more easily.

Guests do not pick a specific table or spot in advance. Seating depends on the headcount, which tables are free and how things are on the day.

  • Leave buffer time for the road and the weather.
  • Tell us ahead if there are small children, older guests or anyone needing help.
  • Do not schedule your meal and your speedboat departure too close together.

Do not pack the schedule too tight

A trip to the north of the island does not need many stops to be memorable. Giving enough time to the meal, the conversation and the view usually leaves everyone more relaxed.

If the sea changes, put safety first and adjust the plan. Detailed directions and the exact map pin are kept up to date in the separate directions guide.

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