Family hospitality with delicious food. This new little eatery sits next door to Foodland…read moreFelixstow. Parking is a breeze. The ambience is casual with comfortable seating of shares or soft benches. Servings are generous and an array of sauces are already on the table so you can choose to your hearts content. My Vietnamese Slaw with Roast Port was filling with the shredded cabbage and red onion, and the pork had the delicious crunchy skin.

Always enjoy eating Vietnamese, found this incredible little restaurant 200m away from me…read more Can say that I'm now going to be eating there on a daily basis. Staff are an amazing little family, (assume their family) I will back tomorrow to enjoy more of what they have to offer. That is if I don't now order the PHO Noodle soup, as most now know that is my main dish at any Vietnamese restaurant I go to. Nothing like a good Pho!

This little restaurant has fast become our favourite. The speciality is Pho, Vietnamese beef soup,…read more this fragrant soup is delicious light and healthy. We can't get enough. This is a small restaurant which is best suited to call in for a quick bite. It's not fine dining. Each time we come here, there are more people here. The menu is small, but what they do, they do exceptionally well Sadly, this shop no longer operates, we have found a Good Pho U on Kensington Road at Erindale to be excellent

Delicious, fresh and fast Vietnamese food. The staff are happy who work here will go out of their…read morefor pretty much any request. I am a big fan of their vegetarian cold rolls with tofu, $5.60 for three good sized cold rolls with a generous serve of dipping sauce, with chilli if you like it hot! The Bahn Mi are popular, they do a lunch special which gets people in the door. There is also a selection of hot food, the simmering pot of dim-sims on the counter don't last long. It's a gem of a lunch spot for an area where exciting dining options within a short dash from the office are limited.

There's no need to drive out to Hanson Road Arndale for the freshest tastiest Vietnamese rolls and…read moresandwiches in SA. Add it to your must do list for cheap and awesome Vietnamese food in the city. They've converted what was previously a ho hum deli into an amazing little VietCafe. It's on Angas Street right next to the Seven Stars Hotel. A hidden gem and well worth dropping by for a cheap and cheerful lunch. The staff are so sweet and friendly too.

The coconut juice is delicious!!! It was very sweet and with the vermicelli and spring rolls was a…read moregreat meal on a hot day. The food is good for the cheap price. Lots of vegetarian options, and the tofu servings were generous. I would have liked some more sauce with the vermicelli though.

Great Pho bowls, really fragrant and filling! I couldn't finish mine despite trying hard. Beef pho…read moreis especially fragrant and tasty! They do the usual Vietnamese noodle and rice dishes - service is really quick and energetic. Perfect for a quick lunch break. Most dishes come with a small side sauce which is nice -you can add to your taste.

The first time I came here it was for bao, and they didn't have any. I was like whaaaaaaat?!…read moreEspecially because I ran in the rain and convinced a workmate to come with me. The guy behind the counter said "no bao, come back in 2 weeks". So I grabbed a Banh Mi, gave him an extra few weeks after that to get his bao train back in action and popped back in. Luckily for both of us, the bao express was back on the tracks and ready for me to board. I ordered 2 bao because I'm trying to watch my figure. One lemongrass chicken and one BBQ pork. Both were quite nice and for $6 it was a bargain lunch. This was my first bao experience ever and I would have to say 'yeah nah not bad ay mate'. Might get around town and try a few other bao places so I know what I'm comparing these to. I might even buy a skateboard and grow my beard longer and eat bao because it's what all the cool kids are doing. Cowabunga radical.

Very very happy with there customer service, The lady that served me was so lovely when I wasn't…read moresure what I would like from the menu plus the food was really tasty and fresh, I had the chicken satay.

This is my closest asian takeaway, what style of asian I'm not quite sure as its a mix of chinese,…read moremalaysian, thai, vietnemese, indonesian and indian. The food is a good quality and the ingredients are fresh, one of my favorites being their Nasi Goreng which tastes pretty authentic down to the whole fried egg on top. However the prices although reasonable for the amount of food aren't cheap for a takeaway, there are a number of places I could get full sit down service for the same price. However for convenience ( I can walk here) and quality I give them a thumbs up.

Adelaide really is the hub for Vietnamese food. Or is it just me seeking it out all the time? I…read morehave been meaning to check out this place for a while. You can't miss it with all the sumo wrestlers on the front of the store. This takeaway store has a little bit of a twist though. They sell Banh Mi, Salad Bowls and yummy grilled meats. But, they also had Buffalo Wings on the menu! What? Buffalo wings in a Vietnamese store. Well... I just gotta try these. And they were pretty much what I expected. An Asian version of buffalo wings. The sauce was almost like a peanut sauce. The wings were crispy though, and had good flavour. But, I wasn't convinced with the sauce. Oh well... We wanted to be healthy (cough) and order a salad bowl to go with the wings. That was also ok. Great dressing and full of veggies! But the roast pork was slightly burnt on the crackling, which was disappointing. They must have popped it on a grill plate to crisp it up. Overall, it was ok. I am not going to run back. But, on this end of town there are not a huge amount of alternatives for Vietnamese. If you have a craving, give it a go.

My sister who lives in Aselaide favors this place. She loves their pho. So she made a dinner…read morereservation and took us here. Not to her knowledge, they offer full sized pho only during lunch time. However they had mini pho on appertizer menu. We ordered two mini phos, fried calamari, spring rolls, and DIY summer rolls. Everything was very good. But it was way too much food. DIY summer rolls are big portioned, FYI. It is bid hard to get server's attention as the place is very busy, but they are nice.

I feel like Little NNQ has abit more flavour to all there dishes, as I've been to 1/3 and NNQ on…read moreWoodville. I don't know why or how. But all the dishes are abit more perfected, then what the main and the quick stop NNQ have to offer. All round though I would be going to all of them ether way, but for dinner with friends Little NNQ is a winner.

Food is excellent and service prompt and attentive…read more Television on in the restaurant though? Terrible to have to listen to daytime tv and the news. Not a nice vibe. Get takeaway but I suggest not eating in.

Café Saba is a new addition to the Norwood area and let me tell you: I was excited to hear there…read morewould be BANH MI in my immediate vicinity. If you don't know what I'm talking about, for shame! Act like you know and then read this to get up to speed http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bánh_mì In short, it's a Vietnamese sandwich that is all kinds of addictive and delicious - not to mention also pretty healthy. I've been getting my banh mi fix from Zen House, the Central Markets, Hanson Road or Southern Cross food arcade, so I was stoked to hear there would be somewhere a little more local to get my hands on the goods. The verdict? It was good: fresh and tasty with just the right amount of chili. Yet, I won't be going back to Saba for my banh mi fix anytime soon, and here's why: at $7.50 for a combination roll, I paid almost double what I pay elsewhere for the same quality of product. A bottle of sparkling water also set me back $3.80. Service was also disappointing. Despite being the only customer in the café, the rolls took a really long time to arrive. When I went to pay on EFTPOS, the staff member told me he didn't know how to operate the machine, so I needed to wait another 10 minutes for another staff member to return. I wouldn't normally be so pedantic but I was in a bit of rush that day so was really aware of how long it was taking. Hopefully this was a just a first week road bump and will improve as they go along. While I have only tried the banh mi so far, the rest of the menu is a haphazard combination of Asian and café food, with a sandwich bar, coffee machine, cakes, curries and roasts on offer as well as Vietnamese dishes. Personally I think the all-things-to-all-people approach is generally not as successful as doing one thing really well. The location in a plaza at 47 The Parade is a little hidden, you probably wouldn't find the place unless you knew to go there. The plaza itself is very pleasant though, green and airy with lots of seating.

World class Vietnamese food! My wife said the banh me sandwich was the best she ever had. I had…read morecarmelized pork belly which was also first rate. Crab spring rolls were terrific as well. The staff was friendly and efficient, and the price was a bargain for what we got. I highly recommend!

Was in Adelaide Australia month ago and found this wonderful gem! They were very friendly and…read moreservice was amazing. The bao's buns were very good! Specially the soft shell crab. The crispy skin pork belly Bhan Mi was delicious!!!! And the crispy chicken wings are a must have!!! Over all this place was a great find! Highly recommend