Cay Tre Soho in City of London, Westminster

I just love the authentic Vietnamese cuisine. The food is always flawless. It’s beautifully presented and the flavours are mouthwateringly tasty. The service is friendly and efficient. Just love it here.

The restaurant is bustling, but feels a bit like a canteen. The food is great and very authentic with generous portions. Prices have been increased significantly in a very short period of time which is disappointing. There are similar options at lower prices around.

There were no empty seats so I sat at the bar. Good atmosphere. The BBQ pork salad bowl was delicious. It didn't taste like the original, but it was delicious enough. For another menu item, I ordered a large size combo pack and was very disappointed. What on earth does this taste like? Unidentifiable soup taste. A suitably sized gun is recommended. Large combo is recommended. Two dishes, one lemonade, 48.31 pounds

brilliant pho，best Ive ever had

My favourite vietnamese place in London. You came to the right place.

Second time here and the food was decent. Nothing special. The service was good and the Seafood options were decent. It's not original vietnamese

Loved the food here! Especially the chicken curry.

We came to Cay Tre Soho after we had it recommended to us for good Vietnamese food. Cay Tre is located in the heart of Soho. The food was great with all the dishes tasting amazing- especially the savoury pancakes and the salt and pepper wings The service was speedy and prompt with our drinks brought out quickly. The only negative was a lack of any draught beers on the menu.

Saw one waiter cleaning after a table emptied. He poured the leftover water from the used glasses into the water carafe and it got me thinking if they wash the water carafe after each table. If not that is very concerning. Food was ok. Service felt rushed.

Having visited Vietnam last December we find Cay Tre an authentic reminder of that experience! Very good service and wonderful food. Good location in the centre of Soho. Easy to book.

The restaurant had a wait time with people forming an impressive long queue. The food had to be that good and it was... We went later in the evening for a quick bite. Food was delicious! I had the prawns spicy curry with Jasmin rice. We also ordered rolls and seafood noodles. Service was quick and efficient.. Will certainly be visiting again!

The space is beautiful and airy. Super delicious food and drinks. I was also welcomed by the staff very enthusiastically and friendly. The plus point is that the smart staff lent me a hair tie when she saw me struggling 😊

We dined after watching a production locally and although busy, they managed to find a place for the three of us. We were so impressed with the food. It was all fresh, tasty and great portion sizes as well. Would recommend the pork belly stu and fried sea bream. The decor of the restaurant is also lovely and gives you a fancy feel. Can't wait to dine there again!

This how pho and banh cuon looks. We didnt even touch it yet Pho Tai Lan: As you can see in the picture, there’s almost no spring onion, and the pieces that are there are cut into large chunks. Either the kitchen doesn’t know how to cut onions or they’re just lazy. The white onion was sliced into thick, which changed the flavor of the pho. In a proper pho, white onion should be cut into thin slices. It seems like someone in the kitchen doesn’t know how to cut onions properly or they’ve been instructed to make pho look this way. Compared to the broth at Café East Pho, now located in Blackheath, this one is nowhere near the same level. The broth here tastes almost like water. The beef, however, was probably the only good thing about the soup. I would rate it 4/10. Banh Cuon: The flour for the banh cuon was incredibly thick. The “cha que” (pork sausage) was cut into thick, randomly sized slices, as if someone in the kitchen had to rush through it. Compared to Eat Vietnam, it seems like they’re still learning how to cook here. At Eat Vietnam, the banh cuon is on a completely different level, and for a cheaper price too. On top of that, the food looks much better at first glance. I would rate it 5/10. Fried Squid with Salt and Pepper: 5/10 – It tastes about 100 times better at Eat Vietnam. Atmosphere: The interior is nicely done, but it’s a bit dark, likely to hide any dirt, which seems to be a common trend in many places nowadays. The tables are placed quite tightly together, and if you’re seated in an aisle, people will constantly bump into you, mostly other guests. Service: There were at least 10 staff members present, but only one seemed to be working – she was cleaning tables and taking orders. It felt like she was the only one working since four others were chatting at the bar with their backs turned. Even when you wanted to pay, you had to wait. Maybe they were on an evening break – I’m not sure. But it was that same young waitress who came to help again. They charge a service fee of 12-13%, but I don’t think they deserve it. There was no real service; they just took the order, brought the food, and that was it. This is the basic job they’re paid for. Service is something extra, like when staff actually take care of the customers, check if everything is okay, etc. We only paid the service charge because we felt sorry for the young waitress. Recommendation: If you want to taste pho that not only looks good but also has a rich broth, I recommend Café East Pho. As for atmosphere and other dishes, I recommend Eat Vietnam.

Food was good but the women staff is incredibly rude and unprofessional.

Food was tasty albeit expensive however, that is to be expected due to the location. They weren’t able to find our booking due to changing reservation provider however, they did manage to find our group of 5 a table after we showed them our booking email. I tried the catfish hot stone pot which was very yummy but had lots of small bones. Ordered rice separately. Decor was pretty with all the lanterns. Service was okay.

This restaurant used to be my favorite Viet restaurant, however it’s huge disappointing yesterday. I ordered Saigon sate pho, as a Vietnamese who lived in Saigon, I can confirm it’s not authentic Saigon sate pho, they used pho broth mixing with peanut paste, it doesn’t taste sate at all, they didn’t season either. We don’t even eat sate pho with big pieces of cucumber and mango. I would never come back to this place and won’t recommend to my friends.

I was recommended this place by a Vietnamese friend and it did not disappoint. The food was delicious and the portion size of the Pho was respectable. Would return.

This was the worst restaurant that I experienced in London. The food quality was terrible and the service was more terrible. The restaurant staff brought me another drink that I did not order. I told him to bring the correct drink that I ordered and repeated the drink's name clearly but very surprisingly he kept insisting it is the same one. I am not sure whether it is due to his mere ignorance or trying to avoid his mistake in receiving guest's order wrongfully or an act of deliberately selling expensive drinks to customer but it would be definitely one from the three reasons. If the drink I ordered was out of stock, they should have told me frankly. The drink he gave me was a little more expensive than I ordered. It was definitely an abnormal situation but I generously forgave him for his mistake and had the drink because I did not want to ruin pleasant mood during trip. The main dish was served later, but regretfully the food was too greasy and salty to eat. I imagined the food that I enjoyed in other restaurant before and ordered the same food and expected similar level of good taste but could not enjoy it in this restaurant. The food tasted so bad. I wasted money here but did not want to waste my valuable time further and stopped eating the terrible food and left this awful restaurant as soon as possible for finding normal and better one. I do not recommend this terrible place.

I recently dined at Cay Tre and had a somewhat mixed experience. The restaurant was busy, and while the service was friendly, the timing of the dishes felt a bit off. Our starter arrived before we finished, and then the mains came soon after. While this wasn’t a major issue, it did make the meal feel a bit rushed. The real concern arose the next morning. Both my partner and I experienced significant stomach issues, needing to use the bathroom almost at the same time. We only ate at Cay Tre after work, with no other food consumed that evening, so it’s concerning that we both had the same reaction the following morning. While the meal itself was enjoyable, the after-effects definitely impacted our overall experience. I hope this was just an isolated incident, but I felt it necessary to share our experience for others considering a visit.

I've been having dinner with some friends and it's been a fantastic experience. The food was very good, especially the beef Pho and the fried noodles. All the staff was very professional with Long being particularly nice as he recommended us the best dishes and had a very good sense of humour. I'll be back for sure!

Went here for dinner. First orders will be taken at 5:30pm regardless of how early you got there. Everything came out in about 10-15min. By 6pm it was crowded, so reservations are recommended. Appetizers are yummy and pho size is super big. One of us got a large bowl and we feel like it could easily be two people’s portions haha! Great pho portions for the price. Broth js delicious!

The management attitude is so bad that it will never come back

My favorite pho I’ve had outside of Vietnam!

One of the best Vietnamese restaurant in Soho, very good food with reasonable price.

Avoid Very rude service. We were told with cold face at the entrance at 5.45pm that we must finish by 7pm to make room for their busy time. We were ok with 1 hour dinner as we were rushing to the show at 7.30pm anyway. The staff taking order at the table was not willing to walk us through the menu items but rather spent a great deal of time chatting and laughing with each other in a group in front of customers. Worst part is that the bill included service tip of 13% by default… for the very bad service. Insane! Food: sadly not authentic Vietnamese at all. I am from Vietnam. I think they adapted too much to the tastes of Londoners as opposed to keeping up authentic and original recipes. Worst part is that the poor quality food is over priced. A very small bowl of Pho costs £16-17. I can see the owner wants to create a great vibe with the nice interior deco and overstaff the restaurant. Perhaps they should keep up to the true Vietnamese food recipes and train their staff better.

Drinks were very good. Food was moderate.

Nice big place. Clean atmosphere. Food is nothing to write home about. Double the cost for the same taste from your hole in the wall Vietnamese. The server guy threw the menu on the table. Then he kept being loud because his friends were sitting next to us. I had to pickup a coin that he dropped cuz he was doing some tricks. Would not really recommend to anyone. Especially at that price point.

My absolute go to restaurant in SoHo. Always an incredible vibe. Authentic Vietnamese food and great value. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and welcoming.

I could feel the care put into the food, and it was so delicious. It was an incredibly tasty meal during my trip. I highly commend the staff cooking in the kitchen. Thanks to you, I have great memories of Vietnamese cuisine🤩😎

Really great tasty and great price 💙🇻🇳

The food was lovely, tasty and flavoursome. The service was good, it felt a little rushed but I understand why as it is a popular restaurant. The atmosphere is fine but it can become very loud to the busyness of the restaurant.

Excellent food knowledgable staff able to discuss ingredients and tasted fantastic.

Overall, I was satisfied with the restaurant! The rice noodles had a Vietnamese feel, and the recommended pork roll was also very satisfying. It was interesting and fun because the texture of the noodles was soft rather than chewy. However, because it was a very popular restaurant, it was very hectic. The rice noodles already contain cilantro, so if you can't eat cilantro, keep this in mind!

Ban Cuon. rice noodles. Minutes to order. There are a lot of tourists. Luxurious interior but lack of maintenance. A little dirty. The food tasted good. The rice noodles were a bit greasy, so it wasn't my style, but the banh cuon, which I like, was delicious! :) Google says it opens at 11 o'clock, but takeout only is available at 11 o'clock. The store opens at 11:30.

My favourite vietnamese restro in London😊 The rolls are top notch, you can't go and not order them! I also highly recommend the mixed chicken Pho, I was surprised by how much flavour the broth had, will definitely be back👌

I've tried many Vietnamese restaurants but this is the one I keep coming back to just phenomenal.

Mango salad was tasty but we must have ordered the wrong selection off the menu. Chicken Lemongrass was not nice at all. Was small pieces of chicken, almost like the scraps you would throw away, mostly bone and no flavour. Was in a gravy which l have never had before with this dish. We left most of our food as it wasn't enjoyable. It was busy, very noisy and expensive for low quality food. Service was ok.

The restaurant offers delicious food and excellent service. The dish we ordered was delicious and beautifully presented, and the staff were attentive and courteous. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, making it a perfect dining experience. Highly recommended for a delightful meal out.

I asked a staff member for some water, but it seemed like she didn't even see me. She served water to all the other tables but mine. So, I asked another staff member, but he didn't bring it either. Finally, I asked a third staff member, and only then did he bring me the water. The service is terrible, and the pho wasn't very good either. The meat was dry, and the broth wasn't rich.

Great dac biet pho and ambience. The papaya salad was also good

Terrible attitude, doesn’t open on time as stated on Google, staff were still eating. They wouldn’t even let us wait inside.

I was recommended this location, particularly for the authenticity, so as someone who has southern Vietnamese heritage I was quite excited about this! I ordered the sweet potato fries and the banh uot. The sweet potato fries were quite good and I don’t have any complaints about them. They are topped with honey which is a great combo. The banh uot looked great presentation-wise, but the consistency isn’t what I’m used to and is too chewy (beo béo) compared to what I am used to, which is a more thinner banh uot. I was most sad about the fish sauce though, which I thought wasn’t strong enough. I want my breath to be rancid after eating a Vietnamese dish with fish sauce! Otherwise the atmosphere is great, and if I am back I do want to try other dishes.

I was craving Pho for a long time and Cay Tre did not disappoint. I got the Original Beef Pho with steak and brisket. I also ordered Beef Tripe and requested to have it served as a side instead of putting it in the soup as an additional topping, which they happily granted. I wished they could have put more herbs on the side. Maybe I could have asked, but was too hungry too try. 😅 It is more pricey than other Vietnamese restaurants but they have a large portion. Also, their Drip Coffee is a must-try. Overall, I enjoyed it.

What an amazing new experience, the bowls are extremely hot to cook the meat and vegetables, I thought it was very healthy and tasty!

The restaurant is crowded because of the taste of the food. The portions are big.

Best phở in the UK for sure!!! For a born-and-raised Hanoian, I’ve always been disappointed by phở outside of Hanoi. Cây Tre’s bowl of tái nạm gầu brought me tears of joy 🥹the closest thing to home that I have tasted in a long while.

Food was amazing 🤩 I’m the regular customer, I realise the food was so delicious then before , my son very like it, highly recommended

The restaurant was very busy, not surprised, because Good service, warm welcome staff, food served quick, we been here many times, But this time the foods very testy, enjoyed atmosphere, high recommend,

Visited for lunch. I tried to book but I couldn’t manage as they were full, so I just went there. The staff was very polite and got us a table. All the food we ordered was tasty and delicious. Definitely of our liking! I have been to Cay Tre many times over the past 10 years and I was never disappointed. Of course the place it’s busy! You are in Soho! What do you expect?! Very honest prices as well, taking into consideration the location and the food portions. We ordered many different things from the menu and would definitely recommend the rolls and the noodles bowls! Absolutely delicious!

Although the food is good, we have a few issues with service, but also irritating pricing surprises. One of which is the service charge, unannounced and quite high.

Pho is value for money, but a bit too salty.

Really said the soup is really tasty !

Love this place, a bit pricey but it is central London. However, I'm not booking a table for lunch on a Tuesday that requires a credit card. Sorry.....food is good but not that good.

I don’t like to leave bad reviews but tbh I’ve never been to places like this, where waitress just came to the table and ask if she could remove the plate. It is true that I just finished my dish, but it’s merely after 1 minute that I put down my chopsticks. At least let customers sit for a bit to let food digest? I know the restaurant is busy, but this is not a fast food place. It is a RESTAURANT. To be polite I didn’t ask to take out the service charge. But will never come again or recommend to my friend. Food actually tastes not bad. Especially crispy imperial roll. Thank you chef.

Rudest staff used to be a regular but won’t be going back.

The food is amazing and one of the most authentic Vietnamese food I’ve tried in London so far.

We used to come often to this place before Covid and it was one of our favourite viet restaurants in London We came with very high expectations and very excited to come back to our favourite place remembering the tastes and service from the past. Nothing was even close. From the menu, to the quality of dishes and especialy the presentation of the food We had seafood platter for 2 (salt and pepper squid, soft shell crab and chilli garlic). It Doesn’t say in the menu that eveything comes deep fried. Furthermore, the batter was falling off in small pieces and it was really greasy. We didn’t finish it We also had summer rolls with shrimps (fresh rolls in rice paper) but there were not good, rice paper was really chewy, so most probably they were not freshly made what made them sticky and chewy. The Saigon pho was OK as well as green papaya salad but nothing special All together, biiiig disapointment😞 Not to mention staff being very loud between themselves Unfortunately not our favourite place any more😞

I had soft shell crab and a original beef pho with my family for fathers day. I would say the food is very good and authentic. The pho is different from normal. It is very rich but undersalted which actually made it refreshing and easy to finish. I usually like heavy flavored stuff with lots of salt and chilli but i didnt add anything. The soft shell crab could have been better as the batter was too thick and crispy while the middle was undercooked. Overall the price was just about worth it to try some good authentic pho.

I had a gathering with my friend last Christmas and came back a few weeks ago. Decent amount of food. They adjust the flavour a bit to suit more customers but it is still quite close to Vietnamese home-cooked meal. The space is quite small for such a popular branch. So chatting is pretty inconvenient, and the staff cannot take a good care of every table. All in all, recommended if you crave for good Vietnamese food, especially the soup. Although price is reasonable in the central London, you should be prepared for that and service fee.

Such authentic Vietnamese food and lovely staff.

One of the best phos I’ve ever had!

I went in yesterday as a walk-in, and sat on a shared table. The service was amazing and the staff were incredibly friendly. I ordered the original beef pho, and the vegetable spring rolls, which were both extremely delicious. I would highly recommend this place and look forward to my next visit!

Every time I want to eat Vietnamese food, I will definitely come here. Summer roll and papaya salad are must-order appetizers every time I come here. Their rice rolls are different from Chinese ones. They come with a separate bowl of sauce to eat. You can try first to see if you can accept the taste of the sauce. The mixed pho soup base is very delicious and delicious, and the amount is very sufficient. 2-3 girls can share one portion. Their chili sauce and seafood sauce are delicious when mixed with everything😋

Very overrated and overpriced. The food was too terrible, especially the chicken curry, full of chicken breast, not authentic at all. The staff was rude too.

Very Good Pho and summer rolls. Food taste fresh and great. Pleasant atmosphere and ambience, good and friendly customer service.

The real deal, worth the money. Wonderful atmosphere in the heart of Soho. Currently the only Vietnamese restaurant I will recommend

Extremely terrible services and food

I really enjoyed the rice noodles. The noodles were definitely different from the ones I had in Korea, and the soup was rich and delicious. Next time, I wanted to go again and Banh Xeo!!! Be sure to eat it. I recommend Banh Xeo. I ordered a variety of other dishes, but what I remember are the two menu items. Overall, the taste of the food was good, but I think you have to take into account that it is noisy because it is crowded~~~~!

I had a pretty average experience at this restaurant. The Banh cuon was delicious and I highly enjoyed it. However, the beef pho was not good at all. The beef was really difficult to chew and not tasty. Seeing other reviews, I see that this is experienced by many others. I would have expected better meat since I paid £16.50 for it. Service is fast but the interior and atmosphere is pretty average.

Really excellent food, highly recommend the bun - amazing decor, really speedy service 👍

Authentic Vietnamese food, good vibes,delicious food, good portion to share with friends and family, good service.

They do authentic and delicious Vietnamese food. Be prepared to queue up for a table if you try to walk in with more than 1 person. I am. It sure if they accept booking.

Took my mum in law here for a pre-theatre dinner and was very happy with our experience. I've knocked off one star because I have been to the Shoreditch branch and prefer it there as the portions are bigger, the food seems to be presented and prepared nicer eg. the braised belly pork was more tender and cut in chunks like traditional Vietnamese style at Shoreditch but they were left in strips at Soho. The decor and atmosphere at Soho is lighter and a little more upbeat but at Shoreditch it's got a more cosier vibe. A lovely restaurant in general with delicious food and fab service staff. I can't fault the service at all!

Great Vietnamese food but you're restricted to an hour and the tables are so small, you haven't much room to manoeuvre plates. Make sure to pre book, walk-ins are few and far between at peak hours

Un Phô authentique à Londres ? Alors vous devez absolument éviter cet endroit. Bouillon sans saveur et dégage zéro parfum. Et nouilles trop cuites.

Came here on the day that I have landed to London. After having fish and chips wanted something to with soup to warm my body up. It was one of the better choice going for pho. Had the Garic Beef Pho, which was quite flavorful especially with my favourite seafood sauce. Soup base was definitely tasty however after a few more bite i needed to drink a dilute the flavours.

Had an anniversary date today with my beloved gf. Truly amazing experience, the food was on point, the staff were super nice. This place has never failed me whenever I came here.s

We were recommended to this place by a Vietnamese friend who spoke highly of this place. The food is far more authentic than usual pho you get elsewhere. Banh chuon is an interesting dish and a good recommendation to try something new. They have a set lunch menu which was good value for money. Tofu bun no hue was also customised for a vegetarian option as they replaced the beef broth with a vegetarian option. Overall a nice ambience and good place to try Vietnamese cuisine.

Nice Vietnamese restaurant in the middle of Soho. Every dish was full flavour. Service was great. Atmosphere was nice except for the couples who couldn't sit at different side of the table. They were always kissing and squeezing my friend's space all the time. My friend had to keep moving her bag away from them even the waiter had to ask them politely to move to larger table but was still next to us LOL. I wish the portion of food would be smaller so I can try more dishes. The price wad a bit high. My fav was Banh Cuon.

There is always a wait during dinner time. It is a local restaurant. The taste is truly authentic. But the price is quite expensive. The inside is not that big, so it's a bit noisy and the spacing between tables is narrow.

Got a nice bar walk in and delicious lunch with recommendations by very helpful waiter, really enjoyed the experience. Special pho with cinnamon sausage and crab cakes with a chrysanthemum tea 🪷🍜 I added extra chilli and garlic, beautiful!

Delicious and authentic food and really friendly service. Good amount of vegan options, I recommend the veggie rice noodle bowl. Also tasty cocktails - recommend the lychee one ❤️

One of the best Vietnamese restaurant in London. The food is exquisite and the staff welcoming! Heads up don’t walk in, call first just in case because it’s always busy!

Pho is brilliant! Service not so good. Seating is crowded, the person sitting behind me keeps elbowing me for an hour.

The worst restaurant I have ever been, I would say manager is very racist, there are many review against him on Google, I wrote my review but got the copy paste reply from their team, no any action has been taken. he does not have a manner and any respect towards his customers. I would never ever recommend to anyone be away better eat street food then to waste your time and money here. I had terrible experience, check other bad reviews on Google, All the time waitress was pushing us to place the order, we did starter and main they brought both together with 8 minutes of sitting and it past only 15 minutes and they came 4 times to ask me if I had finished and at one point they took my bowl with food, when I told them I haven't finished yet they put back my bowl and then Manager came with bill saying if I leave within 15 minutes they will scrap my service charge. I felt humiliation and felt being forced to get out of restaurants just because they had long waiting queue and they wanted more money from more people. I'm am sorry to say I paid £62 for 2 people I wanted to enjoy my time and food, I don't want to be disturbed it is not fast food and you are charging heavy price and not cheap as fastfood street food. I was with my friend so I didn't wanted to make a scene and I paid and left, then we moved to next door cafe to have our catch up. If I wasn't with my friend, I wouldn't have paid a single penny and I would have made a scene there to all the customers to watch to see what bad manners manager is there.

The restaurant interiors are not that great, it feels like a fast food chain. I would normally not have an issue with this but the prices they charge should not be as high as they are. I ordered the imperial spring rolls and pho - my pho was average (poor quality meat) and my spring rolls were really nice. The service was very quick. I spent £30 on 2 items so honestly I’d go somewhere else where you can get more for your money.

The worst restaurant I have ever been, I would say manager should be fired straight away as he does not have a manner and any respect towards his customers. I would never ever recommend to anyone be away better eat in street. I been with my friend to have a catch up after longtime. Since we sat waitress was pushing us to place the order, we did starter and main they brought both together with 8 minutes of sitting and it past only 15 minutes and they came 4 times to ask me if I had finished and at one point they took my bowl with food, when I told them I haven't finished yet they put back my bowl and then Manager came with bill saying if I leave within 15 minutes they will scrap my service charge. I felt humiliation and felt being forced to get out of restaurants just because they had long waiting queue and they wanted more money from more people. I'm am sorry to say I paid £68 for 2 people I wanted to enjoy my time and food, I don't want to be disturbed it is not fast food and you are charging heavy price and not cheap as fastfood street food. I was with my friend so I didn't wanted to make a scene and I paid and left, then we moved to next door cafe to have our catch up. If I wasn't with my friend, I wouldn't have paid a single penny and I would have made a scene there to all the customers to watch to see what bad manners manager is there.

Food is tasty. Always order the pho. I just usually order delivery because the hygiene and cleanliness of the establishment is a bit disturbing at times. Got a pretty bad case of stomach flu or food poisoning the same evening last time I dined here which I haven’t gotten since the food stalls in Asian night markets over 30 years ago. Could have been a number of sources, including the tap water or the really dirty seat cushions near the back.

Splendid authentic Vietnamese cooking

ANNOYING AUTOMATIC SERVICE CHARGE! Comfortable and pleasant place. Tables are a little densely packed, but not terribly. Food is authentic and tasty. Varied menu. Frustrating automatic service charge.

The food was delicious, loved the atmosphere and the service was good. Only thing that could make it better would be if any of the meatless pho options were cooked in a veggie broth rather than chicken/beef. But there are other vegetarian options and I’ll definitely come back!

Good food with a good service. Very helpful for my friends who have a few food intolerances.

Came here for a quick and spontaneous dinner with a friend. We were given a table quickly and our order was taken shortly after. We shared a summer roll, which was very fresh and tasty. I had the lukewarm boodle bowl, which was very flavoursome but also quite oily. It was fresh and delicious but didn't seem to be the healthiest version. We also smelled leaving the restaurant of fried food and oil. I would come here for a quick meal but it doesn't have a particular nice or romantic vibe and but the food seems fresh and tasty

Really tasty food, a bit on the spenny side but appreciate it’s in the heart of soho.

Went there for my bday party of 4 people. Food was nice, HUGE portion (really important) and authentic as well. Nothing much to comment, just it’s quite noisy since the restaurant was a bit small and full. Nevertheless a good Viet food option in London if you can afford it :) Recommend: cơm sườn, bún bò huế, bún chả Hà Nội, rolls

Beautiful venue. Fantastic food. Try the vegetarian platter

I chose this restaurant for my moms Mother’s Day. The entire family was very surprised by it tbh, even me. Staff are so friendly I don’t think I have seen such nice customer service and the food taste really good. Presentation is amazing too. I only wish they didn’t sit us by the door, next time I’ll request a table further away from the door. We did have a reservation so it would have been nice if they saved our table at the back away from the cold. Other than that I was very happy with it, the portion sizes are generous, the food is amazing and the staff are friendly and so efficient. As soon as ur plate is empty it’s already off the table !😂 amazing!

Food is consistently decent quality. Portions have definitely shrunk by a fair bit. Yet another restaurant I'll likely swerve in future. Pity. It had been a regular of mine for some time.

We came here specifically for the Banh Cuon, which was very good. The pho is okay, service is also okay.