Almost too good to be true! I wouldn't expect to find pho this good outside Inala but Little Hanoi…read moreproved me wrong. Broth was remarkably clear and incredibly flavoursome and jam packed with noodles and beef. At $10 for the small including complimentary Chinese doughnuts for dunking in the broth it's a steal!

We have been always looking for a vietnamese venue in our local area and these guys opened up…read more. WOW.. Great atmosphere, fantastic staff and very friendly. Food is really good and well priced. They do take reservations, weekends are always busy but always make room for you..

This place is a little shop in the main shopping district of Sandgate. It is casual dining, and the…read moreservice can be slow when they're busy, there is usually only 1 waitress. They have good Viet coffee and pho and the meals are quite traditional, lots of stuff I haven't had since going out to eat with my Vietnamese-American cousin. Highly recommend it (even though I know it will mean a longer wait now for the rest of us!)

Great suburban Vietnamese food We had an enjoyable dinner…read morewith friends in this restaurant hidden in the back streets of The Grange. The food was tasty, well-cooked and beautifully presented, and the desserts were surprisingly good! The staff were friendly and very attentive. This is a good option if you don't want to make the hike out to Inala.

This place is great! Always Fresh and local ingredients. Talk to the owner's they are always…read morefriendly and passionate about the quality and presentation of the food when it gets to the table. And they are always willing to change up there recipe for different diets.

would recommend this restaurant to anyone We've been dining…read morethere for 10 years. The food is 5 star

This is the 2nd time I've been here.... once on my last trip back and this time. I always come with…read morefriends. The Vietnamese food is decent, and that's saying a lot coming from someone who lives in an area with one of the biggest Vietnamese population outside of Vietnam. The spring rolls are great. I love the bun bo hue, bo luc lac and rice plates. I did detect some MSG in the broth, but not excessively. Pretty decent Vietnamese food in the Brisbane area.

Back in the day, the only notable things about Mitchelton were the train station and Brookside…read moreShopping Centre. Nowadays, Mitchelton has become something of a cultural hub. Mitchelton now offers locals a more cosmopolitan lifestyle with all the cafes, niche stores and restaurants popping up all over the suburb. One such restaurant is Avachat Vietnamese. Avachat is a tiny, pokey little space just a couple of doors down from El Taco. The space is cramped- but it doesn't take away from the experience at all. I frequent a lot of restaurants that feel crowded, and I guess it just becomes part of the atmosphere. They've got your classic choices like pho ($14.90) on the menu as well as some other tasty Vietnamese treats like spicy tofu with flavoured shallots ($7.90) and grilled pork vermicelli ($13.90). The prices are more expensive that what you'll find closer to the city, but I don't find them overly objectionable. The servings are quite large. Avachat Vietnamese provides locals with a good place to try out something a little different. This is, after all, the only Vietnamese restaurant I know of in the area. I, for one, am extremely happy that slowly but surely, I am becoming more able to get Vietnamese from places outside of West End, Fortitude Valley and Sunnybank. The more the better I say. You really can't ever have enough pho.

I really enjoying having friends over for dinner. I often prepare rice paper rolls, my favourite…read moreVietnamese dish. I put all of the ingredients on the table, along with a bowl of hot water, a bunch of rice paper and a selection of sauces then everyone helps themselves. When I'm not eating rice paper rolls at home, I am eating them at Avachat Cafe. This gorgeous little cafe is one of the best suburban Vietnamese restaurants around. The decor is really cool, and although a little small, it is comfortable. Vietnamese food is always so fresh and full of flavour, and the meals at Avachat are just that. Try the Stir fried soy nuggets & veggies ($14.90) and if you eat in - make sure you look up for a surprise!

Came here for the banh mi and we're not disappointed - fresh bread, generous portions of marinated…read moremeat, cilantro, and carrots. It's definitely worth the visit!

Good vietnamese food. The glazed chicken rice bowl and spring roll noodle bowl was awesome!read more

We were looking for lunch on the go, after shopping. Found this place, and their banh mi's…read moredefinitely did not fail to impress. Crunchy and fresh rolls, lovely and fresh filling. Just what we were hoping for.

Lived in The Gap over 30 years. Walked by this place every time I entered The Gap Village Shopping…read moreCentre. Knew it was owned by a Vietnamese lady, but the name before was very Caucasian and the menu more like baked goods, or so it seemed, when I passed by. Then, named changed to Little Hoi-An, menu more open and expansive featuring a better explanation of what was on offer, and now we're hooked on their Wonton Noodle Soup with BBQ Pork. The broth is moreish, the serving size plentiful, and at $12.95 a real bargain without having to travel to places like West End where Vietnamese food flourishes. I would put this small, unassuming place up there with the likes of Trang, Ramen Danbo, Sushi Edo and others for its Pho. Simply delicious, noodle texture is excellent, and whatever is happening behind us in the kitchen is lip-smacking magic. It's amazing what a simple bit of marketing can do, a name change, a bit of interior decorating, and putting forward more into the open a menu that was probably there all along, but went unnoticed because it was obscured by refrigerated counters that looked like they pushed pastries more than Vietnamese food perfection. It's our new go-to in The Gap.

Authentic Vietnamese at excellent prices. I had a can of coke a beef noodle soup and a fresh spring…read moreroll for a very low $11.90 which aside being excellent value was unlike the competition in the food court all healthy food options.

It's nice to be able to get a banh mi at the shopping centre. The bread is crusty and they taste…read morenice. Not amazing though, the pork is always left with a hard chewy rind. The carrots aren't pickled but they do put some pickled sauce on it. They also do summer rolls, I have tried a prawn one which was fresh and tasty.

Really delicious and traditional Vietnamese food. All ingredients are so fresh and really tasty…read more The pork and prawn rice paper rolls are amazing. I've also had a pho bo and a Bahn mi which are both outstanding. Eat in or take away and staff are very friendly.

I have eaten here a few times now with my family and look forward to eating here many times in the…read morefuture! I love the location of this restaurant. The North of Brisbane needs more authentic restaurants like this!

Suburban gem This is a great local option for good fresh…read moreVietnamese street food. The service is friendly, the portions are generous and the prices are reasonable.

Found the food quite fresh and tasty. Very relaxed place. Pricing very reasonable…read more Unfortunately no real ambience about the place and no view. Not a take a date to restaurant. Pretty good if you like Asian street food.