Nha Hang Chay Thien y

It's worth going just because you know the entire restaurant is vegetarian. Unfortunately when I attended, the staff seemed preoccupied and because it's outside of the tourist area, service left a bit to be desired. The loving hut menu has plenty of pictures but is not in English, so your dining options are still a guessing game. Worth going for sure.

When I ordered, there wasn't anyone there who spoke a lot of English (one did show up later), and I don't speak Vietnamese, so I ended up ordering "vegetarian duck". It really wasn't my thing, and I was very embarrassed when I left most of my plate untouched.

We decided to trust the only review there was for this place and walked. It wasn't very far from the tourist center and is an easy 15min walk.
look for a big sign saying "QUAN CHAY THIEN Y"

At first we were confused as the menu is totally not in English. The waitress didn't speak English. But I prepared a little Google translate text saying "is this place vegetarian/vegan" and she smiled and nodded.
as we didn't get the menu she brought us to the counter where we could tell them which mock meats we wanted. I took them all and ate 3 plates at this place. The food was the BEST VEGGIE FOOD I EVER ATE.
I frickin' loved it.
Go there and eat you won't regret it.

Oh and it's kind of a better street kitchen and cozy to sit. :)

Nha Trang restaurant from the Loving Hut chain. It's located quite far from the tourist district, and maybe it's the main reason why it didn't get any reviews yet. But I recommend you to visit it if you're planning to spend in Nha Trang few days at least.

The food is slightly different from what you can find in the other "chay" (vegetarian) places in Nha Trang. Apart from the traditional Vietnamese fast-food (rice with mock meat, noodle soups, spring rolls), you can order dishes from the Loving Hut menu. I would say these dishes are more in East Asian style: fried rice, spicy noodle, tofu in a pot etc. Food like this was a relief for us after a long period of eating just Vietnamese food. :) The food in the restaurant is rather delicious, and you'll get large portions at a reasonable price - thank to the long distance from the tourist district. Don't miss a chance to try fried rice! Also the restaurant is a good place to spend a warm vegan (mooshroom) hot pot evening with friends.

The restaurant has a nice interior. There's no particular idea in the interior but it also isn't typical Vietnamese restaurant where the plastic stools costs less than most of the dishes. On the one wall are portrets of famous vegetarians. You have already seen such a wall somewhere else, haven't you? :)

There's always a person in the restaurant (a waiter or someone from the owner's family) who can speak decent English. So you can always expect some assistance.