Great food but need more people serving. One poor guys on his own struggling!
向首居
The store only accepts cash! This is a little inconvenientThe distribution is huge! Tastes good too
SHAM K
Stale, old and cold food. Had to send back the now tiny spring rolls and crispy duck was dehydrated and inedible, full of skin & bones. The standards and quality here have dropped massively. Everything tasted like it had been made at least a week ago.
Alexandru Piscu
My favourite Pho Duck in London!
Marty Smith
Pretty good rendition of Vietnamese cuisine. I’d just been in vietnam so it was a high bar to compare against being so fresh on my tongue.Was nice to find a place that did Nem Lui and Bo La Lot rice paper rolls that you could wrap yourself.We also had the Bun Rieu (crab noodle) and Bun Bo Hue (beef noodle).The broth for both was pretty good considering how extensive the menu is. Usually places in Vietnam only specialise in only one or two dishes. Generous portions too.The service was also good.Nice fresh lemonade.
bronwenseldridge
Pleasant atmosphere and service, but very disappointing food. The steamed rice rolls had tiny shrimps rather than prawns, the deep fried fish was bland and expensive for what it was. The Singapore noodles were just horrible. There are much better eating options nearby.
Jugin B
Come on guys, how can this place still be open? Really really
Earll Williams
Food and service was great
Madeline Chan
Deliciously piping hot food! Be careful as you might burn your mouth.Pictured is set menu A) which were Vietnamese spring rolls, salt n pepper squid and pork rib for starters. Mains included fried noodles, beef in black bean sauce, ginger chicken and lemon grass beef or pork?Delish meal and friendly service who let us bring in a birthday cake and ice cream for 20 people free for charge.
Lê Nhiên
This is the first Vietnamese restaurant I had when I first came to London.Ordered a Rare Beef Noodle (Phở Tái) and an Egg Fried Rice (Cơm chiên trứng), and they satisfied me. They cannot be the same taste back in Vietnam, but they are truly amazing.Decoration was not so good, but the service was nice and so friendly.The servings and the prices wowed me, I only had the noodle for lunch and i was already full till the whole evening.They should deserve more recognition and I definitely go back.
Wanted a Vietnamese meal,so many to choose from around this area but picked the one that had local families in. Our waitress was attentive and served us a great papaya salad with tofu and noodle dishes with lovely prawn toast and seaweed. For three of us,with drinks it was £47. Really reasonable for London.
Chi Vu
Love their bánh cuốn appetizer and pho tai lan. Will definitely come back.
m sho
I came here for dinner after seeing all the good reviews and wanted a change frommy local Vietnamese restaurant. I ordered the salt & pepper wings and they had no flavour whatsoever, just naked fried wings. The salt and pepper calamari + prawns were lovely and seasoned. I also ordered the King Prawn fried rice and it was pretty mid and I had very high expectations because of all the good reviews. Likely that I won’t return to eat here
S S (Meataxe)
Wonderful as ever... I've been coming to this restaurant and it's cafe branch over the last 20 years and it never disappoints.
David Saunders
Not visited since before COVID lockdowns when we frequented frequently. The menu is no longer of biblical dimensions but the favourites were all there. Our party of ~10 were all very satisfied after a full-on ravaging of their goodies. Service, kitchen-to-table was swift, portions were generous, flavours still Viet, though some more traditional Chinese items have crept onto the menu. Not a problem. NO Credit Cards accepted, but there's an ATM just outside around the corner.We'll be back!!!Vegetarian options: Definitely a few good vegetarian options, and some vegan.
Great food but need more people serving. One poor guys on his own struggling!
The store only accepts cash! This is a little inconvenientThe distribution is huge! Tastes good too
Stale, old and cold food. Had to send back the now tiny spring rolls and crispy duck was dehydrated and inedible, full of skin & bones. The standards and quality here have dropped massively. Everything tasted like it had been made at least a week ago.
My favourite Pho Duck in London!
Pretty good rendition of Vietnamese cuisine. I’d just been in vietnam so it was a high bar to compare against being so fresh on my tongue.Was nice to find a place that did Nem Lui and Bo La Lot rice paper rolls that you could wrap yourself.We also had the Bun Rieu (crab noodle) and Bun Bo Hue (beef noodle).The broth for both was pretty good considering how extensive the menu is. Usually places in Vietnam only specialise in only one or two dishes. Generous portions too.The service was also good.Nice fresh lemonade.
Pleasant atmosphere and service, but very disappointing food. The steamed rice rolls had tiny shrimps rather than prawns, the deep fried fish was bland and expensive for what it was. The Singapore noodles were just horrible. There are much better eating options nearby.
Come on guys, how can this place still be open? Really really
Food and service was great
Deliciously piping hot food! Be careful as you might burn your mouth.Pictured is set menu A) which were Vietnamese spring rolls, salt n pepper squid and pork rib for starters. Mains included fried noodles, beef in black bean sauce, ginger chicken and lemon grass beef or pork?Delish meal and friendly service who let us bring in a birthday cake and ice cream for 20 people free for charge.
This is the first Vietnamese restaurant I had when I first came to London.Ordered a Rare Beef Noodle (Phở Tái) and an Egg Fried Rice (Cơm chiên trứng), and they satisfied me. They cannot be the same taste back in Vietnam, but they are truly amazing.Decoration was not so good, but the service was nice and so friendly.The servings and the prices wowed me, I only had the noodle for lunch and i was already full till the whole evening.They should deserve more recognition and I definitely go back.
Restaurantji Recommends
Wanted a Vietnamese meal,so many to choose from around this area but picked the one that had local families in. Our waitress was attentive and served us a great papaya salad with tofu and noodle dishes with lovely prawn toast and seaweed. For three of us,with drinks it was £47. Really reasonable for London.
Love their bánh cuốn appetizer and pho tai lan. Will definitely come back.
I came here for dinner after seeing all the good reviews and wanted a change frommy local Vietnamese restaurant. I ordered the salt & pepper wings and they had no flavour whatsoever, just naked fried wings. The salt and pepper calamari + prawns were lovely and seasoned. I also ordered the King Prawn fried rice and it was pretty mid and I had very high expectations because of all the good reviews. Likely that I won’t return to eat here
Wonderful as ever... I've been coming to this restaurant and it's cafe branch over the last 20 years and it never disappoints.
Not visited since before COVID lockdowns when we frequented frequently. The menu is no longer of biblical dimensions but the favourites were all there. Our party of ~10 were all very satisfied after a full-on ravaging of their goodies. Service, kitchen-to-table was swift, portions were generous, flavours still Viet, though some more traditional Chinese items have crept onto the menu. Not a problem. NO Credit Cards accepted, but there's an ATM just outside around the corner.We'll be back!!!Vegetarian options: Definitely a few good vegetarian options, and some vegan.