Vietnamese Street Kitchen

Complimentary prawn crackers upon seating. A bowl of Pho with King Prawns and it was delicious, the soup stock was lush though somewhat sparse on the veg. However at £15.50 ever though it was delicious, it was not what I considered to be street food prices and certainly quite pricey for a bowl of noodles. Also ordered green tea which was a tea bag in a normal cup size cup which was £2.95. No offers of refills. Service charge is automatically added to the bill, I think it was 10% which was added without asking. Unisex cubicle toilets downstairs.

I have been in Birmingham for a few days for an event at the NEC. People, don’t waste your time searching for a place to eat. First thing they asked is if I have allergies. How thoughtful. This is how it should be. This place has the best food. It’s so delicious and yummy. Best Vietnamese food I ever had in the UK for sure. If paradise has catering, then the food is likely to be from here😄 Delicious Vietnamese iced teas. Healthy food options. I even got to taste their delicious cheesecake for free. I’m really grateful. Thank you! That was so nice of you! Special thanks to Nga, Henry and all other staff for your positive attitude, smiles and great recommendations. Great service. Lovely food. Will come back 100/100

Sehr lebhaftes Restaurant mit sehr lockerer Atmosphäre. Die angebotenen Speisen werden laut Karte in authentischer vietnamesischer Familientradition gekicht und sind wirklich unglaublich schön angerichtet und wahnsinnig lecker. Der Service ist unaufdringlich freundlich und flott. (Translated by Google) Very lively restaurant with a very relaxed atmosphere. According to the menu, the dishes on offer are cooked in authentic Vietnamese family traditions and are incredibly beautifully presented and incredibly tasty. The service is unobtrusively friendly and quick.

This place was pretty nice - it was super loud & busy inside & so a bit intense but the food was decent. The presentation was perhaps a bit clumsy & off (super chunky messy sausage like summer rolls & huge strips of fruit & veg in mango salad) but the flavours were generally pretty good if not always completely traditional . Bit weird that the traditional pho was served with wedges of lemon rather than lime & came with all the herb & veg already added & cooked in rather than with room to adjust & add fresh to your own taste but considering it was a chain in a resort of many other chains it was actually pretty OK. Cocktails were also really nice & very good value at 2 4 1

Never have a bad meal here and that’s all that needs to be said! The food is amazing, the spring rolls offer such a unique taste. I have to recommend the chicken wings and ribs the meat is so succulent and the sauce is to die for. My go to is a big bowl of egg fried rice and crispy belly pork. The food is so fresh and the taste is all the better for it. Friendly service and a lovely setting in Birmingham.

I recently visited this street food restaurant for the second time, and the food both looks and tastes delicious. Although we had to wait a bit for a table, I've noticed that the menu changes; this time, my favorite fish bao buns were not available. Nevertheless, I tried other dishes that were fresh, beautifully presented, and served with good intervals between courses. It's worth checking their website for promotions. On the day I visited, they had a three-course festive menu, which I had to inquire about, but the staff promptly provided details. The cocktails, appetizer, main course, and dessert offered in the festive menu were more than sufficient for someone with a hearty appetite, as the portions are genuinely generous. I recommend this place on Birmingham's culinary map.