Book Vietnamese Restaurants in London

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Bam-Bou
Set in a striking Georgian townhouse in the heart of London’s Fitzrovia, Bam-Bou Vietnamese restaurant is always buzzing with a mix of local media types and West End foodies. Furnished throughout in a French-Vietnamese colonial style, Bam-Bou is divided into two handsome dining rooms, four private rooms and a top-floor bar serving exquisite cocktails and Eastern teas and infusions. The menu showcases the best of southeast Asian cuisine, with authentic recipes and ingredients sourced from Thailand, China and Vietnam. You can feast on familiar favourites like green chicken curry, but we recommend the Hanoi-style short ribs and the seared scallops with sweet pork and perilla cress. With its flawless service and unique decor, Bam-Bou is an elegant restaurant that is perfect for low-key lunches and cosy dinner dates. As it’s minutes from Soho, Bloomsbury and Oxford Street, Bam-Bou’s location couldn’t be bettered.

Cuisine: Vietnamese
Location: 1 Percy Street, Fitzrovia, London, W1T 1DB [Map]
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Bún Bar and Restaurant
For a fun atmosphere and fresh, healthy food, the Bún Bar and Restaurant in Balham is a great spot for lunch or dinner. Located in Bedford Hill, the dining room is a minimalist, chic space with magnolia walls and wooden furniture, and the staff here are proud of their authentic menu and tip-top service. The dishes at Bún Bar are prepared with all-natural ingredients, and everything on the menu is freshly prepared every day. The function room has its own karaoke machine making this a popular place for parties, and favourites from the menu include the cha que pan-fried pork rolls marinated with cinnamon and spices, and the nom Vietnam salad with lotus roots, green mango and papaya.

Cuisine: Vietnamese
Location: 90 Bedford Hill, Balham, London, SW12 9HR [Map]
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Café VN
Authentic Vietnamese food at reasonable prices, without airs and graces, that’s what you’ll find at Clerkenwell’s Café VN. This restaurant offers, quite simply, good food in a clean, comfortable space with easy access to the shops and offices of EC1, perfect for blink and you’ll miss it lunch breaks or casual after work dining on days when dinner just can’t wait. The dining room is brightly decorated and filled with cheerful lime green bistro style furniture, giving the small seating area the illusion of space even during busier times. Service is extremely efficient, thanks in part to the simplicity of the menu, but also upbeat and friendly, provided by cheerful wait staff. Mainly noodle based, Café VN’s menu is typical of Vietnamese restaurants the world over, providing genuine home cooked type food made with appropriate ingredients and with a healthy but delicious flavour. Unusually for London Vietnamese outlets Café VN also provides visitors with traditional drinks including sinh to bo avocado smoothies and Vietnamese iced coffees served with condensed milk.

Cuisine: Vietnamese
Location: 144 Clerkenwell Road, London, EC1R 5DP [Map]
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Hanoi Café
Located in one of London’s hippest enclaves, Hanoi offers sizzling, fresh traditional Vietnamese food to a mixed crowd of local Hoxton hipsters. But the Hanoi Café is also just near enough to the City to attract an after work crowd. The décor is simple and bright it and lets the food speak for itself. The atmosphere is bustling and breezy.

Cuisine: Vietnamese
Location: 98 Kingsland Road, Hoxton, E2 8DP [Map]
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Me Me
Food lovers know that the best place in SW6 for fresh and affordable Vietnamese food is Me Me. Located on Fulham Road, Me Me restaurant has earnt itself rave reviews and a loyal following from local pho fans. The authentic cooking, fresh flavours from Saigon and Hanoi and super helpful service make this restaurant one of our favourite fuss-free, family-run Fulham dining experiences. With everything from cold rolls, aromatic duck pancakes and traditional noodle dishes on the menu, Me Me has something to please every palate and pocket. The international wine list also includes bottles from Sicily, Chile and New Zealand.

Cuisine: Vietnamese
Location: 565 Fulham Road, London, SW6 1ES [Map]
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Nuocmam
Widely used in East Asian cookery, Nuocmam is a staple of Eastern cuisine. The fact that this new venture in the centre of upmarket Fitzrovia has adopted the same as its very name suggests that Nuocmam takes its food very seriously indeed. Combining Vietnamese and Japanese cookery techniques, ingredients and dishes, Nuocmam offers a welcome break from the increasingly omnipresent sushi bars of the capital. The food may be serious but the vibe is certainly not - in fact a bar and Tokyo-inspired karaoke rooms are also thrown in to the mix for the fun loving diner looking for a night out with a difference. Before you warm up your voice though, fill your stomach with the likes of kim chee miso lamb or slow braised pork belly broth from the concise menu of new and old offerings.

Cuisine: Japanese, Vietnamese
Location: 35 Great Portland Street, Fitzrovia, W1W 8QQ [Map]
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Pho
Pho is a buzzy little restaurant on Great Titchfield Street in London's Fitzrovia, that serves fantastic street-style Vietnamese fare bursting with spicy fresh flavours. Named after a traditional Vietnamese rice noodle soup, Pho has a crisp, modern interior with vibrant orange seats and contemporary artworks, giving the place a relaxed neighbourhood café-style atmosphere. The menu is short and simple, and the food at Pho is tasty and healthy. Popular dishes include the Pho Chin rice noodle soup with roasted beef and a squeeze of lime; the lemon grass chicken served with vermicelli noodles, herbs and crushed peanuts; and the Goi Tom salad with prawns and papaya. Pho is open for evening bookings, and is a fun place to meet with friends and family.

Cuisine: Vietnamese
Location: 3 Great Titchfield Street, Fitzrovia, London, W1W 8AX [Map]
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Que Viet Restaurant
Que Viet restaurant in London’s Hoxton is a Vietnamese restaurant that’s a destination for devotees of southeast Asian cuisine. In fact, every food-lover worth his weight in bahn bao knows that the best Vietnamese restaurants in the capital are found in Shoreditch, and that Que Viet restaurant is by far the most impressive establishment in the 'hood. With its upmarket interior and Old Testament-sized menu, Que Viet is a brilliant spot to dine out with groups of friends, colleagues and clients. Frequented by local hipsters, media-types on a budget and epicurious tourists, Que Viet is affordable and atmospheric, and offers everything from noodles and soups to dumplings and stir-fries. The restaurant has a French-led focus - blame colonialism - and star dishes include the frog's legs. Do try Que Viet’s ‘fire pot’, a bubbling vessel of consommé brought to your table in which you cook meat, vegetables or seafood - a fun evening for groups of diners.

Cuisine: Vietnamese
Location: 102 Kingsland Road, Hoxton, E2 8DP [Map]
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Tiger Restaurant
If you're seeking something out of the ordinary, Streatham High Road's Tiger Restaurant is a must. A unique proposition, even in a city as diverse as London, Tiger offers typical Vietnamese food in a sleek, modern setting and with a surprising jazz soundtrack. It's a bright, spacious spot with two levels - below the glass fronted ground floor and above a cosy mezzanine with a view to the diners beneath - both staffed by friendly, well turned out staff. Designer lighting and unfussy furnishings combined with traditional Asian artefacts for an eclectic, expensive feel which somewhat belies the affordability of Tiger's menu. The kitchen is in the hands of well practised master chefs who know Vietnamese cuisine like the back of their rather skilled hands, resulting in an impressive array of dishes from throughout the varied culinary regions of the country. Additionally, Tiger offers an excellent selection of wines, among them offerings direct from Vietnam, though BYO is acceptable too.

Cuisine: Vietnamese
Location: 133 Streatham High Road, London, SW16 1HJ [Map]
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Viet Grill
Viet Grill restaurant is in exactly the right spot, because London's Kingsland Road is a road that is to Vietnamese food lovers what Brick Lane is to curry fanatics. So where else should London’s first Vietnamese grill open? Viet Grill - bright and modern - is a vibrant addition to the Shoreditch dining scene just a stone’s throw from the City. But don’t let its smart Western décor fool you. The Vietnamese cuisine on offer is the real deal. The menu is vast and everything sounds amazing. Lots of distinctive soup and noodle dishes, seafood specialties, and best of all, ‘from the grill’ – a tempting selection of predominantly meat dishes, including beef wrapped in fragrant leaves which you grill yourself at the table. Only at Viet Grill restaurant in all of London can you order free-range quail stuffed with fly agaric mushrooms, ground peppered pork and mung bean noodles in a lotus seed broth - a Hanoi specialty.

Cuisine: Vietnamese
Location: 58 Kingsland Road, London, E2 8DP [Map]
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