Nam Nam is a small cafe located in the northern part of Maginhawa St. in Quezon City. It appears as inconspicuous because of its small facade. You can find them thru a bright signage, with a small stone marble and a curved wall covered with hanging branches of fig tree. There is an al fresco dine in and also an inside dining area that can accommodate 10 persons or less. Their menu is limited to vietnamese-style noodles or Pho, a fresh spring roll, lemon grass juice, and some alcoholic beverage like beer. Their Pho is delicious. Their ambience is good and appears as medium size. You can see the display of rice grain and some arts. Parking is limited. You can park beside Maginhawa St. which is not blocking the residential driveway. They are open from 11 am to 11 pm. They extend the working hours to 12 mn on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

A surprising new find in Maginhawa. I love the nature themed facade. The interior is also lit with all those hanging art pieces. I tried their Bun Bo Hue and it tasted so good. Tho, i hope that the serving could have been a little bigger considering the price. The fried pork spring rolls and the fresh spring rolls were also a thumbs up for me. I would definitely recommend Nam Nam 20 and certainly I will come back for the Vietnamese coffee. Serving was quick and staff were nice and accommodating.

Food was ok, although I liked Vina Trang more. The pho I ordered has fewer pieces of meat than I expected but the broth was light and very refreshing. Not a fan of their fresh spring rolls. The place was quite cramped and it was quite a challenge to have a conversation since you can hear other people quite loudly.

Simple enough no frills place, food menu has 4 items total but really just 2 if you think about it, 2 choices of noodle and 2 choices of spring rolls. Spring rolls had this unnecessary fragrance to it. While you get the sweetness from the shrimp, the pork adds absolutely nothing flavor wise, just this meaty texture. That peanut sauce however I could not get enough of. The beef pho was more salty than anything, and the strips of beef came fully cooked, unlike the posts on social media where they're cooked medium or something. It wasn't bad, far from it it was actually quite good, but if you're going to only have 4 things on your menu then the expectation is it's as close to perfect as it's going to get and this wasn't a wow bowl by any measure. Full disclosure though i don't like cilantro so i had it on the side, so that mightve been my fault. The lemongrass juice was well, lemongrass, as was the viet coffee. Service was quite efficient in the beginning but when i ordered the coffee to go it took forever to get done. The owners or perhaps regulars came in and the staff dropped everything to accomodate them to the point that it took well over 15 minutes to get my 1 cup of coffee out. Weak signal in the area but they do have wifi, and street parking at your own risk. Senior computation is problematic and they don't issue receipts.

Very limited but delicious choices. A serving of their pho is on the lighter side; just right for a late night meal. Make sure to order their spring rolls if you are hungry.

authentic tasting vietnamese food. menu is very limited two kinds of pho and fresh and fried spring rolls. for drinks, they have beer, vietnamese coffee, and lemongrass. i've tried all and i liked them all. sauces are a bit on the sweet side and less on spices, i guess a bit adapted to local taste. fresh spring rolls are more vermicelli than anything. the ambiance is also very cool and relaxing, small and delightful. could be a hassle too since space is cramped and you can hear all conversations and noise. there's an al fresco area where some people smoke and smoke comes in to the airconditioned room.

Cute place with good pho and spring rolls. They only have a limited menu (2 kinds of pho, 2 kinds of spring rolls -fresh and fried, hot or iced coffee, lemongrass tea and beer). But the food is excellent and service is quick. Ample street parking. Definitely coming back.

One of the places that serves a good cup of Vietnamese coffee and a good bowl of pho is Nám Nám along Maginhawa St. in Quezon City, Philippines. Apart from having a charming dining space with lots of interesting design details, and an entrance exuding with character, its enthusiastic staff is Nám Nám’s best feature. Truly a gem of the Maginhawa food scene.

Solid 4/5. Only a short menu list but very authentic-tasting. Quick service and friendly staff. Free wifi (just ask for the PW). Payment convenient via GCash option. *Not wheelchair-friendly, tho.

Hidden gem in maginhawa! Super love their food and I’m so happy they’re affordable! Coffee was authentic, spring rolls had the best sauce, and their pho was scrumptious! My new go-to comfort food in QC :)