The best restaurants serving Vietnamese food in West End City of London, Westminster London

Fabulous banh mi sandwich. Take the pork special with the peanut hit. £7.50 of heaven. Tiny unpretentious with a few tables inside. If you’ve been once you’ll come back

Nice small intimate gallery. Reasonable ticket prices. I would highly recommend the Chris Killip exhibition!

We had visited France and were in need of good Vietnamese food. This was the only restaurant open on 1/5/2005 at 11:30 am. At first glance we noticed the food was very overpriced. Similar dishes in London were gbp 11 in Saigon soho. We ordered the banh mi grilled pork, my tho noodles, wonton noodles, wonton soup and the duck. I am Vietnamese, I cook alot and go to Vietnam annually so in know what real Vietnamese food tastes like. This soup was super bland, we had to add 10 spoons of soya sauce, 5 scoops of garlic and peppers. This was still stop bland. I regret not checking out the food halls to get better food but we were desperate and were stuck with this bland expensive food. Each dish was about gbp 16. Our lunch cost us over $100 usd. It was forgetful and regrettable.

Just had the Bun Hue and it was fairly average for London - if maybe a little below average. The broth lacked any real depth of flavour and the prawns may as well have not been there. The noodles were nice and soft, not stuck together and it had a good level of heat from the chillies. The staff were friendly and it was reasonable value for money.

This Vietnamese restaurant never disappoints me! The food and service are consistently excellent, even though I usually stick to my favourite dishes. 👍 Highly recommend booking in advance to secure a table. The average cost for two is around £50-£60, excluding alcohol—great value for such quality!

Vinimos aquí para el almuerzo durante la semana. Nos quedamos encantados de encontrar que era mezquino bastante, así que podíamos tener una buena charla sin estar en la cima de otras personas. En el momento yo estaba siguiendo una dieta sin lácteos y trigo y varios platos que podía comer. El Pho era muy abundante, probamos la carne que es cruda y preparan el caldo de pho. El camarero era muy buena en sugerir la comida y la bebida para probar.

El local no es nada bonito, uno no se ve muy tentado a entrar al pasar por la puerta. Sin embargo, la comida es rica y el precio muy accesible. Tomamos pho (una sopa vietnamita) y comimos unos fideos con verduras y camarones.