The bun Bo hue is the best I ever had! Would go back here again if I am in the area. I highly…read morerecommend this place. Owner provided excellent customer service. Food came out timely. Cafe was clean and relaxing. The chicken pho and beef pho were really good as well.

The food here has always been delicious and fresh. Service was excellent and prices were the usual…read morein Stockholm. Try it. It's a great meal.

Love this trendy Vietnamese chain. The pork belly salad (165 SEK) was fresh, crispy divine…read more Beautiful Presentation. Really, the entire menu looked great. Order at counter, then pick a table. Interior is casual but stylish.

I'm half Vietnamese and from California, so my concept of "Pho" and spring rolls is different. And…read morenormally I would never eat any Asian food in Europe, but Stockholm is cold in October and the wife was feeling sick...so a hot bowl of "Pho" was in order. 145SEK was bit of a shocker for a bowl of Pho, as I'm used to paying only 70-80SEK in California. However this is Sweden, prices already include tax, and you typically don't leave a tip for counter service restaurants in this country...so the price wasn't too absurd. The Pho is different, but still definitely Pho and the portion was about the same. Except for the wife's Chicken Pho...that bowl came with A LOT of chicken. It was least 50% more protein than my beef Pho...nice! 75SEK for the deep fried spring rolls...this was weird for me. From a Californian's perspective they're not quite an eggroll nor a spring roll...they're Swedish rolls? They were tasty enough, but the order only came with 3 small rolls...not worth 75SEK, sorry! Side Note: Hearing local Asian-Swedes speak perfect Swedish and English is so fascinating to me. Cold day in Stockholm? Not feeling well? Eatnam's Pho is worth a try.

Saigon Baguette has been one of my favorite spots in Stockholm for the longest time. They've…read moreexpanded over the years into the wonder that they are now. I love the bánh mì here and all of the soups they have. The coffee here is the best as well. Super concentrated and delicious- it's a treat! Upon walking in, the owner will greet you at the cashier station. Order, pay and go find a seat. There is plenty of seating now and a gorgeous patio for warmer days. The two subway stations that get here best are Hötorget or T-centralen. There is no direct bus or taxi, as it is on Gamla Brogatan, which is a walking street. Any transport that passes those two stations will get you pretty close for walking. If you can wait a little after lunch rush, you get a peaceful spot to eat.

I like this restaurant. The food is great and fresh. Great Pho, Goi Con, and Ga Gao. Their Bahn Mi…read moreare wonderful. Always fun to bring home a few sandwiches and rolls. Good noodle dishes. I eat here whenever I am near Centralen.

According to me, the best Vietnamese in Stockholm…read more The pomelo salad is a must for starter, all the tastes are so good matched together. And the pho is really good. The interior and the atmosphere is really cozy.

The food was so delicious here! Each dish is well balanced, with strong Vietnamese flavors and a…read moreunique twist using local ingredients. Some of these dishes are more traditionally eaten with beef, so it was interesting to see how they've been adapted to what's local in Sweden. The restaurant was quite packed, even on a Wednesday, so I would recommend making a reservation, but I did see them take walk ins. Definitely a worthwhile experience!

So disappointing. I guess when you grow up in the SGV and are spoiled with bomb authentic pho;…read morethere are certain standards and expectations that other pho places will not live up to. So, it's like 30 degrees in Sweden and when it's cold outside, what better way than to warm yourself up with some delicious pho soup. We looked up the closest pho spot and saw that this place was nearby and had ok reviews. We glanced at the menu and was shocked by the prices lol. USD$20+ for a bowl of pho? What is this madness? When we got our bowls of bun bo hue they had very little meat in them and it didn't even taste like bun bo hue and they also had very little noodles compared to all the places in 626. The soup wasn't even that good either.. Oh yeah and we ordered the egg rolls which were maybe like USD$10ish and they brought out 2 egg rolls. I was like wait, where are the rest of them? Sadface.

I was sick while in Stockholm, and I found this place because a nice hot bowl of pho usually picks…read moreme up. I must say, that this is probably the cleanest Vietnamese restaurant that I've been to anywhere in the world. The employees probably don't see many Asian people around, and they smiled when I ordered using the Vietnamese names of dishes. I'm not Vietnamese, but this type of food is everywhere in California, so I'm very experienced in this type of cuisine. I decided on the prix fixe menu which allows an appetizer, entree and desert for something like $30 US or 245 SEK. I ordered the cha gio (fried spring rolls), a pho bo (beef noodle soup) and the cafe sua da (iced coffee). This was probably the most expensive bowl of pho, spring rolls and coffee that I've ever had. This is probably a $15 US or 120 SEK meal at home. My food was served promptly and was presented nicely. The cha gio was pretty good, the iced coffee tasted a bit off. I can't put my finger on what I didn't like about it. When the pho came, I noticed the temperature was only lukewarm. The broth needs to be steaming hot. Your glasses should fog up, and you should break into a sweat while eating a bowl of pho. This was not even bathtub warm. The broth was also incredibly salty. I love salt, but it was actually too salty to enjoy. I ate a few pieces of beef, and had a couple of spoonfuls of broth. Pho should also be served with basil and cilantro but I received neither. Perhaps this is just a different style of pho than I am accustomed to, but I didn't enjoy my soup. Upon asking for the check, my server saw my half full bowl and said "It tastes bad?" I didn't have the heart to tell her yes, so I said it was fine and I left. I'm very lucky to have access to higher quality pho at lower prices (64 SEK) at home, so the disappointing food with the high prices (149 SEK almost $20!!! for a single bowl alone) was not worth the visit. Their other food might be great, but I didn't risk coming back for more disappointment. Sorry, but its true! Three stars for being super clean and for having prompt service.

Excellent broth with a decent amount of meat. Everything is more expensive in this part of the…read moreworld so this was probably the most most I paid for a bowl of. Beef Pho.

Since I've been traveling and eating at some high-end restaurants, I needed a good bowl of Phó, and…read moreluckily I found a good spot here in Stockholm. To me, Phó is all about the broth, and you can tell it's good by the flavors! Personally, I would have loved more bean sprouts, but that is a personal preference.

This is your typical hole in the wall restaurant with good food. Located in Söder off of the beaten…read morepath but those in the know dine here. I met a friend for lunch here as we like to try out new places. It was very busy at lunch time with a line out the door. They were very quick in getting people in and out. I was suprised at how quickly my food came. I don't really know specifically what I ordered, but it was a chicken with rice dish. It was very tasty and one of their daily specials. The price was very reasonable for lunch and the portion size was large. All in all, this was a great find and a go to for a quick and filling lunch.

Not the Pho that you are thinking of. When I travel I like to try all one pho place and see how…read morethat city compares to all other Phos in the world. I've tried pho in Canada, Paris, England, Boston, Copenhagen + more and wherever I can one. From all the pho places, I must say Nem Nem doesn't do pho justice. It's not even pho. The broth is nothing like what you get from any pho place ever. I think they use chicken broth? It tasted like a broth in a Hu Tieu not a Pho. We were very disappointed. We were hoping it tasted like a pho place we tried in Copenhagen. It wasn't bad though, just not pho like you think of "pho". But it's what you need on a cold rainy day in Stockholm...

No one in Sweden uses Yelp, but when trying to find the menu online I found this page and saw that…read moreit had a shitty "review" that didn't mention anything about the food. So I registered an account just to write this review, because this place deserves way better. I have zero experience writing about food so I'm just going to say that the food is great. Always a pleasure eating here. Filling portions, great variety. Söderhallarna - worst property in Södermalm? - does a great job of hiding this place, but it's worth searching for. It's downstairs to the left of the escalators if you're arriving from street level. Support your local mom&pop! Give these people your business instead of the restaurant chains.

Delicious, authentic Vietnamese food and nice decor and clean environment to eat in. Friendly staff…read moreand solid food portions.

Update: A real gem…read moreof a cafe with an excellent food menu. The food is made with love and ambition. I had the dumpling mix which to my surprise was served with a rich garment of vegetables and handmade sauce. I enjoyed every bit of them. The style and decoration is simple but tasteful and the atmosphere is very friendly- just like the people working here. The menu is a great mix an Asian cross over with things like Fish Avocado Tacos, Poke Bowl and Vietnamese Bahn Mi Burgers. All freshly made. I also had the best piece of Cheese Cake one can get in Stockholm. And as a German, I know my Cheese Cake!

This place has good food, but there's a big problem here. It's way overpriced. It's overpriced to…read morethe point that even though the food is actually quite good, I would never suggest to someone I know to eat here. The portion sizes are way too small for the price you pay. For example, I had the "Strong Rice Noodles Soup" (Spicy Pho-179 sek) and an order of Summer Rolls (you only ge two-79 sek). The pho had 5 pieces of meat, some green onion, coriander, mint and a small to medium size portion of rice noodles. I also wasn't a fan of the type of noodles they chose as the owner decided on large round noodles instead of smaller noodles or flat styled. Due to the small amount of noodles you're given and the large size of the bowl, it makes the meal more difficult to eat than it should be. The was no way, even for the flavor, that it was worth that price. The pho should have been about 90 sek and those rolls should be priced around 25 sek. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else. There's other pho places in Stockholm and you won't leave feeling like you didn't get what you paid for.