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Address: 76-78 Oldham Rd, Ancoats, Manchester M4 5EB, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 7568 788686
Website: https://quehuongvietancoats.co.uk/
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Reviews
Céline Nguyen
Hidden gem place for tasty vietnamese food in Manchester.
The place is located in a low key area of the city, easy access by walk. It’s been decorated in a deja-vu style, as if objects were gathered randomly overtime from Vietnam and displayed. I kinda like it. Music playlist was on track, only vietnamese songs.
Staff is attentive and will make sure you get everything you need.
BBH portion is so generous, lots of meat that have been well cooked. Taste is quite good compared to all the BBH i tried in the UK so far. £11 only, a bargain. We ordered their shrimp salad, flavour was great; although i wish it was actually papaya instead of salad.
The nem were so delicious.
That said, bun thit nuong was a miss; the marinate was made with char siu which is unusual in my opinion. i expected the usual lemongrass/soy sauce/fish sauce marinade.
Overall, No wonder they got such high reviews and how busy they were already at 6pm on a Friday night. If i were living in Manchester permanently, i would go here every week
… moreThe place is located in a low key area of the city, easy access by walk. It’s been decorated in a deja-vu style, as if objects were gathered randomly overtime from Vietnam and displayed. I kinda like it. Music playlist was on track, only vietnamese songs.
Staff is attentive and will make sure you get everything you need.
BBH portion is so generous, lots of meat that have been well cooked. Taste is quite good compared to all the BBH i tried in the UK so far. £11 only, a bargain. We ordered their shrimp salad, flavour was great; although i wish it was actually papaya instead of salad.
The nem were so delicious.
That said, bun thit nuong was a miss; the marinate was made with char siu which is unusual in my opinion. i expected the usual lemongrass/soy sauce/fish sauce marinade.
Overall, No wonder they got such high reviews and how busy they were already at 6pm on a Friday night. If i were living in Manchester permanently, i would go here every week
Fran
Recently checked out a Vietnamese restaurant on Oldham Road that a friend highly recommended, and wow, what a find! Tucked away from the main buzz, this spot delivers authentic flavours and warm hospitality that instantly make you feel at home.
We ordered the rare beef pho, king prawn summer rolls, and pork spring rolls. Each dish was fresh, aromatic, and bursting with flavour.
The service was attentive without being intrusive, the prices were more than reasonable (portion sizes were generous as hell) and the ambience struck the perfect balance between cosy and contemporary.
I’ll definitely be back soon for my next pho fix
… moreWe ordered the rare beef pho, king prawn summer rolls, and pork spring rolls. Each dish was fresh, aromatic, and bursting with flavour.
The service was attentive without being intrusive, the prices were more than reasonable (portion sizes were generous as hell) and the ambience struck the perfect balance between cosy and contemporary.
I’ll definitely be back soon for my next pho fix
Thuy Tien Bui
This place is a gem. Been going there every month for 3 years I feel bad I’m only writing a review now. Their food is exactly to my taste. And how they manage to keep the prices so good is beyond me. You’re getting high quality food with generous portions for a bargain! Their beef Pho is spot on – I’ve been wanting to try other items on the menu but I keep falling for it. Being an absolute Pho fanatic I have to try it every time I visit a new Viet restaurant. Most other places have it either too bland or too heavy. But Que Huong Viet nails it. Their Pho broth is so special – it’s fragrant and flavourful yet light and not greasy at all. And the cooked beef is sliced paper-thin. It’s textbook Pho.
Portions are generous. You even get free tea, home-made pickled garlic on the table, and some Viet bolero music playing in the background – you can’t get more authentic than that. The owners and staff are lovely people. We always end up having a nice chat whenever we visit.
They also have a nice little shop next door selling Vietnamese groceries and snacks. I always pick up a few cold dishes when they’re in stock. Their sticky rice cakes (bánh chưng) are great too – these are traditionally eaten around new year but honestly they’re too good to save for once a year.
… morePortions are generous. You even get free tea, home-made pickled garlic on the table, and some Viet bolero music playing in the background – you can’t get more authentic than that. The owners and staff are lovely people. We always end up having a nice chat whenever we visit.
They also have a nice little shop next door selling Vietnamese groceries and snacks. I always pick up a few cold dishes when they’re in stock. Their sticky rice cakes (bánh chưng) are great too – these are traditionally eaten around new year but honestly they’re too good to save for once a year.
Yren Grey
Definitely one of our fave places in mcr! Food were amazing and we just find ourselves going back for more My partner really loved their bahn mi and it was the bun bo hue for me. Super authentic and reasonably priced!
… moreMitzi
SO tasty and SO cheap! Had to queue for a table, it went quickly and was worth it. £22 for summer rolls, pho, banh mi
… moreAnnie
most authentic vietnamese restaurant i’ve been to in manchester so far, food was so good omg and i felt like i was back in vietnam. we had chicken and beef pho and the stir fried pho and it was amazing, price was very reasonable as well
… moreMatt Donnelly
A real ‘hidden gem’ away from the hustle and bustle. Was recommended this place, and it certainly lived up to its expectation. Authentic Vietnamese food which comes with very generous portion sizes, at very good prices (cheaper than the Christmas markets!). You also get free tea too – win, win! Will definitely be making a trip back there in the not so near distant future.
… moreLeszek Serweta
This place is absolute gem. Food quality is outstanding and for the price is unbeatable. It is attached to the shop yet still atmosphere is nice. Staff is so lovely and I had the best Pho in Manchester Period.
… moreHungry CLS
Keep driving pass here, finally decided to try because they open early at 10am. Free tea which is a bonus, the pho and soup dishes are ok nothing amazing but acceptable. The spring rolls are really good. Would come just for spring rolls.
… moreZacharia Lewis
The best Vietnamese in Manchester!
Service: it’s not silver spoon but what do you expect, really? The staff are friendly and service is quick. No faults.
Atmosphere: great atmosphere, family business vibes, if the family is shouting you know the foods gonna be good.
Food: Just had my fourth visit and can confidently say everything I’ve tried so far has been fantastic.
Phở Đạc Biệt: So good, the broth is seasoned perfectly, still light not too salty. The beef cuttings are great, the chicken is tender but with an enjoyable firmness too. The meatball is homemade and great and the sausage slices are fantastic. Please enjoy with the bottle of chilli sauce and pickled garlic. Dont ruin with hoisin, I beg. Way better than Ca Phe Viet next door and much lighter and better seasoned than Pho Cue.
Bún Bò Huế: Finally, actual BBH in the UK. So often have restaurants just served BBH as Phở with some chilli on top. Not here! The BBH is perfect, well seasoned broth fragrant with lemongrass. You have the traditional pork knuckle hunk and the blood cake, which is perfectly soft and no odour. Great bowl! Personal preference would prefer spicier but you can add the chilli oil as desired.
Tai Hèo Gỏi / Pig ear salad: Haven’t seen this in the UK before! Pleasantly surprised, the pig ears are perfectly cooked. Soft, gentle chew and satisfying crunch with absolutely no odour. Vegetables are fresh and crisp. If I had one more I’d say it’s slightly too sweet for me, that’s all!
Bún Đậu Mắm Tôm: (not pictured) again, so pleasantly surprised to see this in the UK! Really really great, the tofu is perfectly fried and juicy, the pork slice is tender, spring roll was perfectly crispy and tasted great and the mắm tôm dipping sauce is the perfect mix of funky, sweet, sour and spicy. So good!
If you only have one choice of Vietnamese restaurant in Manchester, it should be Que Huong Viet. Ca Phe Viet next door seems to be the more popular option, though I’m unsure why as everything they do QHV does much better at slightly cheaper prices. And way better than the completely overrated and overpriced Pho Cue.
… moreService: it’s not silver spoon but what do you expect, really? The staff are friendly and service is quick. No faults.
Atmosphere: great atmosphere, family business vibes, if the family is shouting you know the foods gonna be good.
Food: Just had my fourth visit and can confidently say everything I’ve tried so far has been fantastic.
Phở Đạc Biệt: So good, the broth is seasoned perfectly, still light not too salty. The beef cuttings are great, the chicken is tender but with an enjoyable firmness too. The meatball is homemade and great and the sausage slices are fantastic. Please enjoy with the bottle of chilli sauce and pickled garlic. Dont ruin with hoisin, I beg. Way better than Ca Phe Viet next door and much lighter and better seasoned than Pho Cue.
Bún Bò Huế: Finally, actual BBH in the UK. So often have restaurants just served BBH as Phở with some chilli on top. Not here! The BBH is perfect, well seasoned broth fragrant with lemongrass. You have the traditional pork knuckle hunk and the blood cake, which is perfectly soft and no odour. Great bowl! Personal preference would prefer spicier but you can add the chilli oil as desired.
Tai Hèo Gỏi / Pig ear salad: Haven’t seen this in the UK before! Pleasantly surprised, the pig ears are perfectly cooked. Soft, gentle chew and satisfying crunch with absolutely no odour. Vegetables are fresh and crisp. If I had one more I’d say it’s slightly too sweet for me, that’s all!
Bún Đậu Mắm Tôm: (not pictured) again, so pleasantly surprised to see this in the UK! Really really great, the tofu is perfectly fried and juicy, the pork slice is tender, spring roll was perfectly crispy and tasted great and the mắm tôm dipping sauce is the perfect mix of funky, sweet, sour and spicy. So good!
If you only have one choice of Vietnamese restaurant in Manchester, it should be Que Huong Viet. Ca Phe Viet next door seems to be the more popular option, though I’m unsure why as everything they do QHV does much better at slightly cheaper prices. And way better than the completely overrated and overpriced Pho Cue.