
Independent Vietnamese restaurant at Resorts World Birmingham (by the NEC). Fresh pho simmered for hours, crispy wings, soft bao and street-food favourites — plus a full cocktail bar and Vietnamese drip coffee. Walk-ins welcome; booking recommended for pre-show and weekend evenings. Vegan, vegetarian and gluten-aware options. Open daily for lunch & dinner with takeaway and delivery available.
Hours
| Wednesday | 12–10 PM |
| Thursday | 12–10 PM |
| Friday | 12–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12–11 PM |
| Sunday | 12–9 PM |
| Monday | 12–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 40 Pendigo Way, Marston Green, Birmingham B40 1PU, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 121 798 1424
Website: https://www.vietnamesestreetkitchen.com/resorts-world-birmingham
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Order and Reservations
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Reviews
There weren’t any kid menus so had to look via servers tablet. £7 for a main, side & drink. Some options have supplemental charge (see pic). I went for a lemongrass chicken curry which was nice. That was around £16.50 from what I recall.
Service was lacking somewhat. There are already place settings down for what I assume are for any starters/mezes. We went straight for mains and server just put our plates on top of the smaller starter plates! So ended up with table of 7 plates with only 3 having food! I ordered a Vietnamese coffee at the end of meal when we finished. Server brought coffee but didn’t clear table.
I love Vietnamese coffee (with the condensed milk). At this restaurant it was £4.80. The served drink was a bit messy for the cost. Where I’ve had it in other restaurants there’s a lid on top. Helps retain heat then too.
Bill came to £48 for the 2 kids meal deals, 1 adult meal, 1 drink & coffee. This included the already added on 10% service charge. Bit expensive. They should do lunchtime deals, not just a 25% off deal between 3-5pm that they have.
Upon attempting to book our regular table, we were casually informed that despite the existence of a “Halal menu,” the food is subject to cross-contamination with non-halal meats (pork, chicken, beef). This is not just disappointing; it is a profound betrayal of trust and constitutes false advertisement. You cannot claim to serve Halal food while simultaneously warning customers of contamination. Forced to choose between abandoning a family night or settling, we were cornered into ordering bland and unimaginative vegetarian dishes, the only non-contaminated option.
The decline continued from there. Adding to this shocking start was the appalling hour-plus wait for our food. We were seated outside, essentially abandoned by the few visible staff members. The management’s priorities are utterly baffling: while the restaurant’s main area sat half-empty, refusing to seat customers, staff relentlessly prioritized takeaway orders over the neglected sit-in patrons who were already waiting for over sixty minutes. This is negligent management, plain and simple.
To compound this catastrophic evening, the vegetarian food—our only safe option—was bland beyond belief and utterly flavourless. The final, insulting flourish was an undisclosed and mandatory £10 service charge. Why is this hidden, and what service exactly were we paying for? The absence of a server, the hour-long wait, or the inedible food?
It is utterly bewildering that this establishment is opening new kiosks downstairs when they cannot successfully manage their existing, imploding business. This was once a favourite; now, it’s a cautionary tale of how quickly customer trust can be demolished. We will absolutely not be returning.
Food was hot and delicious, and the cocktails were gorgeously made – Will definitely be coming again! 🙂
The positives are it’s a well decorated restaurant with a lovely vibe and perhaps their drinks and desserts are good as I didn’t have any. They also have a menu with pictures if you’re not sure how to order and are new to the food. That being said if you haven’t had Vietnamese food before I suggest going elsewhere as I wouldn’t want this place to put you off. I’m not sure how there are so many good reviews as my opinion is very negative.
Cocktails take along time to arrive from when ordering.
Was a service charge added to the menu.
Everyone with reservations was still having to wait 10 minutes plus for a table. Wait staff run off their feet. Food taking forever. I’ve never been to a restaurant so full with so few people actually having food. People waking out. We nearly did. You are a restaurant near an event space, you need to be prepared for this type of business.
I can contrast it to our experience at Busaba O2 London where food was fresh and fast and an absolute appreciation for everyone having a concert to go to.
The food was good but I’d never eat here again.