Reviews

Sen Viet
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4.5 out of 5 stars

lachlan harris
lachlan harris

5 out of 5 stars

posted 4 months ago

Try a full bowl of tamarind spiced soup with dill, slices of fish, thick cuts of fish cakes, bean sprouts, tomatoes, fresh mint and bok choy, it’s a fresh and lovely flavoured dish. We also tried the banh xeo with fried tofu, plenty of onions, fresh mint and sprouts. It’s a clean and crisp pancake.
Finish with a small bowl of soft tofu in a sweet mango syrup, topped with crunchy peanuts.
Add a jasmine tea and you have a great slice of Vietnamese flavours. Look this one up, it’s worth finding.

Hazel F
Hazel F

3 out of 5 stars

posted 4 months ago

Came as a group of 3 and we ordered few starters and a main to share as we were looking for small bite to eat. Wasn’t a fan of the banh mi. The bread was quite heavy and dense. Filling was great though. Spring rolls were nice but tad salty. Banh xeo was nice with lots of filling but it was a bit greasy. The fishcake noodle was nice but would prefer it to be more sour. It was very busy and looked like a popular spot.

Lisa Kluitenberg
Lisa Kluitenberg

5 out of 5 stars

posted 1 month ago

Amazing food I really enjoyed it!
Staff was friendly ( he told us he knows exactly which dish is which number.
I expected a small portion for the cheap Price it was , but it was actually a really big portion
I really enjoyed the beef pho and jasmine tea

Pancerny Misiek
Pancerny Misiek

5 out of 5 stars

posted 7 months ago

Authentic, fresh and delicious Vietnamese food! You can find all classics here! Prices are reasonable and there is no service charge! Staff was friendly and efficient! Place itself is fairly small. Good option for a quick lunch or dinner!

Max
Max

5 out of 5 stars

posted 6 months ago

Thinh was extremely professional and accommodating. Food is incredible highly recommend.

Really fresh and tasty, seafood was yummy especially.

Came to just over £70 but we were both starving, and absolutely stuffed by the end.