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Phamous Kitchen
Balmain
Vietnamese •
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Balmain • Vietnamese
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5.5/6
Outdoor seating
5.5/6
Outdoor seating
Luho Restaurant
Crows Nest
Asian •
$$$$
Crows Nest • Asian
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5.5/6
Outdoor seating
5.5/6
Outdoor seating
Eat Fuh - Marrickville
Marrickville
Vietnamese •
$$$$
Marrickville • Vietnamese
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5.3/6
5.3/6
Bay Tinh - Marrickville
Marrickville
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Marrickville • Vietnamese
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5.2/6
5.2/6
Tre Viet - Newtown
Newtown
Vietnamese •
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Newtown • Vietnamese
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5.3/6
5.3/6
La Sen Restaurant
Randwick
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Randwick • Vietnamese
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5.0/6
5.0/6
Vina Vegan Restaurant
Newtown
Vegetarian •
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Newtown • Vegetarian
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5.8/6
5.8/6
Bang Tang
Potts Point
Asian •
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Potts Point • Asian
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5.7/6
Outdoor seating
5.7/6
Outdoor seating
Eat Fuh - Darlinghurst
Darlinghurst
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Darlinghurst • Vietnamese
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5.1/6
Outdoor seating
5.1/6
Outdoor seating
I Love Pho
Crows Nest
Vietnamese •
$$$$
Crows Nest • Vietnamese
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5.0/6
5.0/6
The Alley Duong Hem Vietnamese Restaurant
Enmore
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Enmore • Vietnamese
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5.0/6
Outdoor seating
5.0/6
Outdoor seating
Dalat Restaurant Randwick
Randwick
Vietnamese •
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Randwick • Vietnamese
$$$$
5.3/6
5.3/6
Outdoor seating
Miss Hu Vietnamese and Asian Cuisine
Dulwich Hill
Asian •
$$$$
Dulwich Hill • Asian
$$$$
5.4/6
5.4/6
Bambuu Grill & Noodle Bar
Randwick
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$$$$
Randwick • Vietnamese
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Outdoor seating
Outdoor seating
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Zesty Vietnamese dining Sydney style
If you’re new to Vietnamese food, you’ll be amazed by the sheer variety of dishes on offer. Vietnam’s signature dish is pho which consists of rice noodles, vegetables and meat or eggs in a spiced broth. Hot and filling, it is actually the country’s traditional breakfast dish but can be enjoyed any time. For a main course, try rice or noodles served with grilled marinated pork, chicken, duck or fish. Piquant with the tang of herbs and fermented fish sauce, these dishes are a delight for the tastebuds. With all these exciting flavours, one thing’s for sure – you’ll never be bored in Sydney’s Vietnamese restaurants. - 2.
Vietnamese restaurants Sydney wide
Sydney is extremely multicultural as a city, meaning that you will find plenty Vietnamese restaurants dotted around, but for sheer variety you can’t beat heading to Marrickville for a feed. This suburb is packed with eateries serving up a full range of Vietnamese dishes including spicy baguettes, spring rolls and, of course, pho. Just visit popular Merrick establishments such as Pho Hai Duong and Pho Quyen to see (and taste) just how creative chefs can get with this staple dish. When it comes to Vietnamese restaurants, the Sydney CBD has some gems of its own including Bene Cafe Bar & Restaurant. Offering an extensive repertoire of Vietnamese fare including pho, pancakes, and lemongrass chicken, it fills up fast so be sure to book your table with Quandoo. - 3.
Sydney restaurants - snacking Vietnamese style
Snacking is a national pastime throughout Asia and the Vietnamese have it down to a fine art. Be sure to try Goi Cuon, the diaphanous spring rolls stuffed with crab, shrimp, or pork, along with rice, vermicelli and spices. Dipped in a spicy peanut sauce, they go down wonderfully with tea or or your favourite tipple. Another filling tidbit is the Vietnamese sandwich called Banh Mi. Inspired by French baguettes, they’re traditionally made with rice flour and are deliciously crisp and fluffy. Stuffed with everything from pate to cold cuts and tofu, and garnished with pepper, these tasty submarines have now achieved the status of Sydney’s official sandwich. - 4.
Go gourmet in Sydney’s Vietnamese restaurants
Simplicity is one of the hallmarks of Vietnamese cuisine but that doesn’t mean you can’t go gourmet. Indeed, the attention to detail and the reverence with which the chefs prepare food assures every meal will be a grand experience. To enjoy Vietnamese food in a special setting, try Hue royal cuisine, the foods of the former imperial capital. The emperor’s menu ran to 300 dishes, but a pomelo salad and fish stewed with lemongrass and turmeric should be enough to help you imagine you’re dining on the banks of the Perfume River! - 5.
Vietnamese restaurants Sydney for get togethers
As in other Asian cultures, dining in Vietnam is a communal experience with family and friends sitting round a table helping themselves to a range of dishes in a relaxed and convivial setting. This makes Sydney’s Vietnamese restaurants perfect for all kinds of special occasions such as birthday bashes, festivals, after-work shindigs, hen parties and much more. So why not rustle up up some hungry mates and book your table for tonight in one of Sydney’s fine Vietnamese restaurants through Quandoo?
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