Wow! Hard to believe Pho Hung Vuong has been open 12 months. Because we drive up and down Given…read moreTerrace in Paddington regularly and only spotted it by chance the other day when passing through. And we're so glad we did. We've tried our share of other Vietnamese restaurants beyond our two favourites - Ca Phe Nam in West End and Pho An at Inala - and they always disappoint. Our favourites set the benchmark for taste, outstanding quality and value. And we now welcome Pho Hung Vuong to the favourites family. Two Phos, a Rare Beef ($20) and a Special Pho ($25), were superb with a boastful broth, fresh rice noodles and inspiring ingredients. The condiments too were generous, just the way we like and expect them, with plenty of bean sprouts, basil, chili paste and fresh red chilis, lime wedges and hoisin sauce. We made quick work of both phos and commented on how much we enjoyed them on the way to emptying our bowls. Sometimes spotting something by chance results in a welcome opportunity to experience something new. And, in this case, utterly delicious and beyond expectations. We'll be back, Pho sure!

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

My wife and I had been debating where the best viet food is and we think Trang's is one of the best…read moreyou can find! Yum doesn't just cut it. The flavour is authentic and potion is generous. I particularly love their special beef pho because yep you guessed it. It's got literally everything and it's just sooo good! I personally didn't quite like the spring rolls though as it was vegetarian and a little doughy, but other than that everything was perfect!

Pho My husband and I came here for lunch on Sunday and we…read moreordered the rare beef pho and the crispy chicken with fried rice. The crispy chicken was good but not remarkable, however the pho was outstanding - the broth was very rich and fragrant. We're thrilled to have an authentic Vietamese noodle soup without having to drive to Inala or Sunnybank.

Wham Bam Thank You Mam!…read more Sorry, couldn't resist. Just like I couldn't resist the swan song and lure of a new banh mi offering for the lunch-time crowd at The Barracks. Thankfully swinging by after a morning of back-to-back meetings, the courtyard of Libertine is bustling with punters opting for the fuss-free lunch of a fresh vietnamese sandwich. For Day 1 it was great to see the concept off to a solid start and eating my "Bang Bang Chicken" sandwich with the breeze gently blowing and a cup of complimentary ice-tea felt like a pretty indulgent way to spend Wednesday lunch. The prices are affordable and service speedy making it a great option for the office worker escaping for lunch. Even better I'm told they offer a phone ahead service so there's even less time to wait. For me, the sandwich was top notch and if anything could have benefited from a little more pate. That said, there was more than enough coriander (key, IMHO) and meat to balance the pickled carrot and daikon. For the speed of delivery and post-sandwich satisfaction it's a thumbs up from me.

After just traveling to Ho Chi Minh, I was craving some Vietnamese food and this place hit the…read morespot! Very fresh, authentic food. The owner was friendly and offered suggestions when asked. I would recommend if you are looking for authentic food for a good price.

Ordered takeout from here All I can say is outstanding The food was amazing I highly recommend…read more Definitely ordering from here again thanks. guys for a delicious meal

Pretty decent lunch food, not super authentic Thai but tasty nonetheless. I've eaten here a few…read moretimes now and would recommend the prawn and pork noodle salad as the best thing I've eaten, and the chili basil stir fry was a close second. Food is pretty fresh and the place has recently been renovated so it's clean and open. The normal menu is better than the lunch specials, but the prices are a bit too steep for lunch options.

A nice little cafe with some reasonably good Vietnamese food to boot. My Bahn Mi (a Vietnamese…read moresandwich, with lightly pickled cucumber & carrot, pate, and choice of protein filling on a french baguette roll) was flavorful and reasonably priced at around $7. The bread was fluffy on the inside and crispy on the outside. The vegetables were refreshing and the tofu and pate were nice and savory. They added some mayonnaise which I didn't like all that much, so will get it just with the butter and pate next time, but overall a nice sandwich. They sell a variety of Vietnamese dishes including spring rolls, sandwiches, vermicelli salads, and if you are in a hurry some precooked meat and rice dishes from heating bins. They also have assorted coffee beverages and cold pressed juices. It's a very convenient location to catch a bite to eat or get a coffee after a climbing session next door at the Milton Urban Climb gym (the only option within a couple of blocks - so luckily it satisfies)

They use the same broth for everything in the menu including Pho and Bun Bo Hue. Waiter can't even…read moretell what dishes she brought up. Pho for white people not Asian.

Good Vietnamese food This popular eatery in Charlotte Street…read moreserves all the Vietnamese staples. My husband and I dropped in for lunch on Saturday and it was very busy. We tried the spicy beef noodle soup (Bun Bo Hue) and the rice vermicelli salad with lemon grass beef (Bun Bo Xao) and they were both very good. The service was quick and friendly and the food was cheap. Perhaps it wasn't quite as authentic as the restaurants in Inala but it's a great alternative!

This basic restaurant is another Fortitude Valley institution. The food is very good and the…read moreservice was excellent with the food arriving very quickly even though it was busy. Our waiter went out of his way to make suggestions and brought us fresh chopped chilli without being asked. Unfortunately we had dinner there on a Friday night and the noise levels were incredible. We arrived without a booking and were seated upstairs next to a a table of people who were having a work function. This is probably a place to avoid on Friday and Saturday nights because it is so busy.

I was craving Pho and I was directed here either by walking past it and also from searching for it…read moreonline but when we walked in, I gave it about 2 minutes and left. It was crowded but not full of people who were enjoying their food, it was more business and socializing. The staff was not welcoming at all. I did return to get some chicken pho takeout but they have a $20 minimum to use a card so I had to order a second dish. I got the wonton soup along with the pho (actually it's called noodle soup, not pho here). It was for a sick friend. He later told me that the broth tasted the same. It was fine for making him feel better, hot broth, but he wouldn't go back to have dinner there.