Delicious Vietnamese Pho. Perfect for a cold weather day. Friendly counter service. Close to the…read moreForum shopping mall.

Great pho noodle house! Personally preferred beef pho over…read morechicken. They provide red chili pepper if you ask for.

The perfect place for some filled rice paper rolls is Rulla. They have a wide selection of rolls…read morewith different exciting fillings. Pick a meal of three, four or five rolls accompanied with one of two delicious daily salads. And don't forget the dip for your rolls. Everything here is fresh. And you can taste that. The food is great, really delicious and makes you full without feeling stuffed afterwards. The small restaurant in Yrjönkatu is sharing its premises with Nudge. That means that you can not only have a really nice lunch in a cozy atmosphere. You can also find sustainable products from small local shops that sell cosmetics, children's clothing and Finnish design.

Retail and rolls ...what a combination....awesome concept I…read morewould highly recommend a visit to both the shop NUDGE and the little eatery inside... Rulla. The wares are really well chosen organic or sustainably produced clothes and other items. And the the rolls are a tasty treat with multiple sauces and home made soup of the day included in their specials, all reasonably priced. The rolls are their version of a Vietnamese spring roll, smaller and very unique .They have a bunch of options , from veggies to fish and one or two beef based rolls. As a person who has been to countless Vietnamese restaurants the rolls here beat the Viet version, at least for us round eyes, hands down, The people there are friendly and it is low key and quick. There are only 3 tables so it can get full easily .Perfcec light lunch.

Fantastic - instantly one of my favorite places in Helsinki. Authentic Vietnamese that I didn't…read morethink I'd be able to find in Finland. We started with the pork and shrimp spring rolls which were freshly made and great with a homemade peanut dipping sauce. My entree was one of the best pork banh mi sandwiches I've ever had, and honestly one of the biggest too. Al had the pho sai gon, also great: a big bowl of fragrant, flavorful broth along with plenty of beef and noodles. Friendly service, good prices, tucked away off a main street. Will be coming back regularly.

This place is small but cute with good food. I am American and was unsure of what to expect from a…read moreVietnamese place in Finland. The fresh spring rolls were probably the most different item from vietnamese-american food but they were great with the peanut sauce. I ate the vegan pho in the restaurant and took home the curry for the next day. Both dishes were very flavorful and large portions. Other reviews mentioned slow service but the single waitress in the place on a busy friday night held her own. Just as I was getting antsy for my food; my spring rolls and pho arrived. I wish the rolls came first but it was a minor slip in a great dining experience.

I finally found a great Pho place near from home ! I had the rare beef one, almost as great than is…read moreVietnam ...

Overall pretty good but three stars because it doesn't quite measure up to Vibami, another…read moreVietnamese place only a few blocks away. We went to Onam for lunch on a Sunday and had the bún chà (€16) and the bành xèo (€15). The bún chà was pretty good but the bummer was that the spring rolls seemed previously frozen. The bành xèo crepes were a bit better choice and not a Vietnamese food you see too often in this town.

2nd night in Helsinki. Walked past this small off the wall restaurant by chance and decided to give…read moreit a try. Food was pretty aromatic from outside, thus I was hoping the flavors would match up. Nothing, fancy here. Common mom and pop spot with delicious home made flavors. Place seemed clean and staff friendly. Ordered their Tofu fried rice, Pho ga and Pho bo which I shared with my husband and kids. Pretty good food. I recommend this place and will try it out again before I leave.

American visiting Helsinki here. I woke up at 4:30AM this morning jet lagged AF, so naturally I…read morestarted "the scroll" to find places near my Air BnB that might help fuel me through. Sävy was a short walk, and the coffee shop I found that opened the earliest. Though it's listed as being open at 7:30, they actually open at 8am. I showed up at 7:47, and happily waited the extra 13 minutes until they invited me in. (What else am I going to fucking do with 13 minutes?). I ordered a breakfast combo that included a croissant, granola/yogurt bowl, and upgraded my coffee drink to a double cappuccino. The barista asked me what perfume I was wearing because apparently I smelled good. I remarked that it may have been the woman ahead of me, but it happened to be the dude's girlfriend, so he was pretty sure it wasn't her. I wasn't wearing a fragrance but the air BnB had a Linden Blossom bath wash...anyways. I was feeling good about smelling good even though I felt like shit. I digress I was stupid hungry, so I demolished that croissant before my coffee drink and granola bowl was ready. It was buttery, flaky, fresh and delicious. "On point" as the kids say. I was too tired to remember to order oat milk with my coffee, so I drank it with whole milk. It was rich, and chocolately like I like my coffee drinks. I might pay for the whole milk later, but it couldn't be worse than the airline food I had yesterday. So fuck it. The granola bowl with yogurt was legit. Breakfast here just hits different. The presentation was great, and it had the perfect ratio of fruit, honey, and cinnamon. I had a little more time to kill so I ordered another single cappuccino with oatmilk this time (internally convincing myself it would offset the whole milk drink) it was also delicious. Additionally, they have a pretty dope music playlist, wi-fi, and cool art on the walls. I'll be coming back every morning until my stay here is up. Kiitos, Sävy

One of the best specialty coffee places in Helsinki. They have a varying assortment of coffee from…read moremainly Nordic roasteries offered as aeropress, I have had some excellent coffees from DaMatteo, Kaffa and a Turku based coffee roastery (whose name slips my mind at this time). The service is laid-back and friendly and it is really a nice place to hang out in. It is sort of outside the city center but if you happen to be in the area it is a must to visit and I would say for anyone interested in coffee it is a definite stop if you happen to be in Helsinki.