Are you ready for a taste explosion that will transport you straight to the bustling streets of Vietnam? Here you are, fellow foodies! It’s time to start an epic culinary adventure as we delve into the world of Hong Kong’s finest Vietnamese restaurants.
From steaming bowls of soul-warming pho to heavenly banh mi sandwiches oozing with savoury goodness, these Vietnamese eateries have it all. Whether you’re in the mood for a comforting bowl of beef noodles or succulent grilled pork skewers, you’re in for a treat. Prepare to indulge in the vibrant flavours of Vietnam, right here in the heart of Hong Kong.
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Before we dive into the mouthwatering world of Spanish cuisine, let’s do a quick check on your wallet. Do you have a credit card that offers awesome dining discounts? Trust us, being a real foodie means not only knowing good food but also snagging great deals for it! So, let’s explore some credit cards that are perfect dining companions and can get you up to 5% discounts or even cashback on your foodie adventures! Bon appétit!
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The Best Vietnamese Restaurants in Hong Kong
Nhau
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Jumping out of the cosmopolitan area of Hong Kong, Nhau offers modern Vietnamese cuisine in a hidden street in Central—Circular Pathway. With the silent but relaxing Southeast Asia decor environment, Nhau makes unique, amazing South-East Asian flavour specialty dishes that you can definitely see the added creativity inside!
I strongly recommend ordering roasted cauliflower with minced pork toppings and delicious sauce as the appetiser and mouth-watering fried chicken with homemade sauce as the main dish. Be sure to try pandan ice cream as the perfect ending to your dining in Nhau!
Address: 12 Circular Pathway Central, Hong Kong
Contact: +852 3612 4568 / +852 9166 4409
MâmAmis
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The restaurant name MâmAmis means ‘feast of friends’, with Mâm meaning feast and Amis meaning friends. Aiming to capture the celebratory and inclusive nature of Vietnamese cuisine, MâmAmis uses French culinary techniques to make a brunch of captivating Vietnamese dishes. For example, Ga Nuong, the roasted spring chicken, as well as slow-cooked beef short ribs. You can definitely have a good time with your Amis with the Vietnamese countryside-style decorations here.
Address: Shop A&B, G/F Fu Fai Commercial Centre, 27 Hillier Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2893 3309
Nam Viet Nam Cafe
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Wanna find a Vietnamese restaurant with unique and creative dishes? Nam Viet Nam Cafe can fit your expectations! Nam Viet Nam is an upstairs cafe with innovative combinations of ingredients that come out with a lot of special fusion Vietnamese cuisines.
Don’t miss out on their highly recommended dishes: fresh, crispy rice paper, grilled pork jowl with salted lime, and shrimp salad with dragon fruit and mango. Enjoy the vibrant and energetic atmosphere with your friends and the satisfying Vietnamese food with a touch of Hong Kong style here.
Address: 1/F, 726 Nathan Road, Mong Kok
Contact: +852 2311 9333
Q1
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Unlike other restaurants that have fancy renovations and advantageous locations, Q1 has relatively simple decorations, but their dishes must amaze you! Moving from Sham Shui Po to Yau Ma Tei, Q1 is well-known for its Banh mi (Vietnamese-style baguette), Pho, as well as Pandan pudding (a fully green cake).
Be sure to try rice vermicelli in crab and tomato soup with extra crab patties. Q1 is an excellent option for those on a budget, as the prices are reasonable!
Address: 2/F, 483-485A Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei
Contact: +852 2416 6868
Le Garçon Saigon
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Walking down the slope near Sun Street, you may notice a Vietnamese restaurant with lots of pots next to their entrance; this is Le Garçon Saigon. It is a Saigonese grillhouse that uses fresh ingredients to give diners the taste buds of an authentic Saigonese gastronomic experience. .
More than that, Saigonese 333 beer will be poured in front of you if you give the beer can chicken a try! Banh Xeo, which is a rice pancake with cheese and coconut milk in Vietnamese style, is also another cuisine that you can enjoy in Le Garçon Saigon!
Address: 12-18 Wing Fung Street, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Contact: +852 2455 2499
Cô Thành
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If you’re searching for a Vietnamese dining experience that combines convenience and authentic flavours, Cô Thành is the place to be! Previously tucked away on a street corner in Central, this gem has now expanded its reach to Pacific Place in Admiralty and Basehall in Central.
Their delectable Vietnamese noodle soups, like Bun Thai, are a must-try. And that’s not all—their menu also boasts a variety of mouthwatering Banh Mi, the Vietnamese-style baguette that gives an authentic Vietnamese taste. Don’t miss out on this culinary adventure at Cô Thành!
Address:
- Pacific Place, Shop 123, 88 Queensway, Hong Kong
- BaseHall, LG, 1 Connaught Place, Hong Kong
Contact: +852 7073 7735
Xi Xup, Hong Kong
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Located in Tai Wai, this Vietnamese restaurant is headed by a Vietnamese-born couple. With the use of Vietnamese local ingredients and an exquisite cooking style, they try their best to restore the traditional flavour. Pho special is its signature dish, with the beef bone marrow extracted to be the soup. Don’t forget to try out the Instagram-worthy stir-fried beef. You will know the reason when you visit this restaurant with your besties under the Vietnamese-style decor and chill vibes.
Address: 70-72 Chik Chuen Street, Tai Wai
Contact: +852 9389 2269
Le Saigon Cuisine
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This Vietnamese restaurant may be a bit far from the central areas of Hong Kong, but it’s definitely worth a visit! Le Saigon Cuisine is a Vietnamese restaurant operated by Gen-Y. It is located on the ground floor of a building in Tsuen Wan, and it sells a variety of authentic dishes. Banh Mi, Pho with crab and tomato soup, and avocado smoothies are some cuisines you can enjoy in this high-quality mom-and-pop restaurant.
Address: Shop D, G/F, Dao Shing Building, 49 Heung Wo Street, Tsuen Wan
Contact: +852 2687 6988
Lúa
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Lúa is a Vietnamese restaurant with a colourful and exotic design. Although its appealing decorations may draw you in at first glance, its food is equally worth a visit. A wide range of traditional Vietnamese cuisine can be found in Lúa, where around 90% of the ingredients and sauces are from Vietnam! Besides the classic Banh Mi sandwich and Pho with raw beef cuts in soup, you can give an opportunity to their creative desserts, like pandan pudding baguette with housemade coconut ice cream, to finish your Vietnamese meal journey perfectly!
Address: Shop 13-16, G/F & Shop 13-15, 1/F, Yee On Building, 26 East Point Road, Causeway Bay
Contact: +852 3795 8620
Le Viet
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‘Le Viet’, which translates to “Vietnam boy” in French, is lovingly run by a Chinese Cambodian chef who has grown up surrounded by Thai and Vietnamese food. Showing the energetic vibe by their name, Le Viet serves fusion Vietnamese dishes to diners. You can enjoy com tay cam, a really attractive overloaded fried rice with coconut milk and other ingredients, tom chien bo, baked jumbo tiger prawn with butter, and other traditional dishes here.
Picture this: a vibrant ambiance with yellow and blue tones, complemented by charming brick walls. It’s an absolute feast for the eyes! But wait, it gets even better. Brace yourself for a culinary adventure that will leave you craving more.
Address: Shop L402, 4/F, The ONE, 100 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Contact: +852 2369 0422
Frequently asked questions: Best Vietnamese Restaurant
What type of cuisine do these Vietnamese restaurants in Hong Kong offer?
These Vietnamese restaurants in Hong Kong offer a wide range of authentic Vietnamese cuisine, including dishes like pho, banh mi, grilled meats, noodle soups, and more.
Are these Vietnamese restaurants suitable for vegetarians or vegans?
Yes, some of these Vietnamese restaurants offer vegetarian and vegan options on their menus. Customers can enjoy dishes made with plant-based ingredients and flavorful Vietnamese seasonings.
Do these Vietnamese restaurants require reservations?
It is recommended to make reservations, especially during peak hours, as these popular Vietnamese restaurants in Hong Kong can get busy. Reservations ensure you have a table and can enjoy your dining experience without any hassle.
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