Oh boy, where do I even begin with this Vietnamese restaurant?
I went there solo a 18:00, all excited for a scrumptious meal, but they seemed to take "party of one" way too literally.
They gave me a table in a sad, deserted corner, as if I was about to perform a one-person show for the empty chairs.
Maybe they thought I needed some space to dance with my spring rolls, who knows?
But hey, on the bright side, the food was delicious enough to lift my spirits!
So, if you're feeling like a solo superstar and love tasty Vietnamese dishes, just embrace the spotlight at the sad table! 😄🍜
Ps. Pho just isn't the same without that missing chicken! 🍲🐔chicken top-up needed her :)
A cute, no-fuss Vietnamese cafe serving noodles, rice and salad dishes. Food is authentic and there's great flavours. We ordered the tender chicken pho and bun bo hue. Soup broth was delicious in both but would have liked to have seen more meat and more bean sprouts and vegetables as part of the dish. We also ordered vegetarian spring rolls which were crispy and filled to the brim on the inside. Prices are very reasonable and serving sizes are decent. Would return to try desserts and would definitely recommend!
Christopher Hamill-Stewart
+5
The broth is delicious - the best I've had in London, and probably out if any pho place, period.
Recommendation: try the flash fried steak broth. It's unorthodox, a Rao creation, that you won't regret choosing. Smokey, rich broth with tender steak, served by a friendly and helpful staff.
Really relaxing atmosphere. Many people come here to eat alone - a testament to the relaxed atmosphere and worth-travelling-for food. Easiest five stars I've ever awarded.
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