We are who have a real passion for the fresh, light but rich flavours of Vietnamese food. Being second generation immigrants, food was the way we connected to the motherland we had only heard about. Delicious bowls of steaming pho, zesty salads and creamy curries were daily staples in the household. We can’t wait to welcome you at our restaurants. From Saigon to London with Love.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 326 Coldharbour Ln, London SW9 8QH, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 7783 738010
Website: http://www.banhbanh.com/
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Reviews
Tofu lemongrass was very tasty.
Overall very nice though, great things on menu
Although it was pricy, I think it is a good experience. I really enjoyed it, and this remained as a good memory of nice foods and atmosphere.
the food was lovely and filling, with massive portions – went for the beef bun hue, it had a nice kick to it and came with plenty of beef inside, cooked really well
service was so lovely, the lady was sweet and accommodating
I actually gave them visit today for the beef Pho as I’ve tried it before but ended up having it as a take away order for the dinner.
Thumbs up and 5 stars from me. Definitely will be giving them a visit nsoon xt time with my family and friends.
I came here with my friend on Saturday to taste for the first time vietnamese food! We were really excited despite the place being packed and we agreed to wait indoors for 30mins until a table became free, not a problem. What I found slightly disorganised and a bit rude is the fact that I am heavily pregnant and despite asking for some tap water, I have never got that.. even after we sat down, it seemed like our waiter (a young gentlemen) forgot about us. I understand that the place is busy but I feel like at least some water should be prioritised for customers especially having waited then for over 45mins and my mouth was so dry.. food was exceptional apart from but the service was definitely lacking that night. A shame really.
Service here was absolutely fantastic but food was just ok. Did not like or enjoy the prawn pancakes nor my crispy mango seabass fish. The summer rolls and the wings were the only two we enjoyed. I’ll go back just to try out the traditional pho but rather disappointed with the dishes we tried so far.
Noticeably small portions for the price. Pho was bland, not a lot there. £9 for four prawn spring rolls which are about the size of my index finger. The beef stew was tiny and it is greedy that rice ain’t included with it for the price. The food came out very very quickly, which just made us think it was heated up or something. Not a convincing culinary experience.
Also the decor made me think of a budget psychotherapist waiting room. The chairs and tables are straight from a high school. For the price, I felt it to be much, there was nothing remarkable. If you’re in this area there are much better places you could go, for cheaper.
Although I was the only person in the restaurant there was a really welcoming feel with warm lighting and cute little booths that seats 2 people.
The food itself was delicious, really fresh and massive portions. The Bun bo hue was a hug in a bowl, perfect for the stormy weather outside – absolutely recommend for some delicious food.