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.

Cheap, tasty and cheerful you say? Have you met Mint Place in a neat row of shops just off Hamilton…read moreRoad in Chermside West? Having driven past this little centre many times I finally stopped in to nosy about what was going on and conveniently needed to acquire lunch. Mint offer easy and fuss-free Vietnamese meals. I ordered the rice noodles with pulled pork and found myself with a lunch that was clean-tasting, fresh and on all accounts reasonably healthy. A good one to keep up your sleeve, Northsiders!

Nomnomnom! It's been ages since I wrote a review but I'm restarting now because life is better when…read moreyou make someone smile :) My fiancé and I were totally hungry and we wanted something fresh and filling and not totally killing it with hidden msg and oil and fried food. And we were both super hungry after a pretty long day, so we decided to check out this place especially because the opening hours were at the same time we got on to the road looking for feeds. The salads are delicious! And the service was amazing. The young guy that was serving was mostly likely a newbie but he did a great job! We totally didn't die from all the crazy yucky stuff - but we both did a coma with leftovers for work the next day so a definite plus! Definitely will be back :D

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.

There are a few little vietnamese rice paper roll places popping up around the CBD lately, but…read moreLittle Saigon Grill has been around for a while and I think it's still the best. Their vietnamese basics are excellent - a great selection of rice paper rolls as well as salads and good pho - although I'd generally say their non-vietnamese selection (laksa etc) is average, good but not great. It can get quite busy around lunch time, but the queues move fast. If you're lucky you can get a seat and table in Rowes Arcade, which is far nicer than the Post Office Square food court, but even better is to head up to the Post Office Square park area and enjoy some sunshine on your lunch break.

We loved Little Saigon Grill's take on the pork belly banh mi. The crispy skinned pork was crunchy…read moreand flavoursome and they were very generous with the salad fillings. At $8.40, this is good value for the CBD. We were less than excited with our satay chicken salad though - we really didn't like the flavour of the chicken.

Nice pre-cinema dinner. Menu is extensive but we stuck to the dishes I loved when visiting Vietnam…read more Mixed entree platter was delish with many tasty morsels. The bun bo hue was a taste sensation and the chicken vermicelli salad tasty and fresh. Really nice relaxing ambience in the late afternoon. Service was terrific, all the staff really were friendly and looked after us well. Food came out quickly and everything was really good.

Terrible experience! Avoid this place! Tables squeezed together, no orders from table service! Have…read moreto order from front pay with a 1.7% surcharge for using a Debit card! $95 for a disgusting lunch for two people. Spring rolls half standard size! Really thin. Beef was 5 thin bits of tough! Chuck or Blade steak. King prawns was 2 Prawns! Everything sat in onions and celery as majority of the dish!

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!

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.

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.

Caramelized Smoked braised pork hock was delicious, and melt in the mouth. Service was poor. 7…read morepatrons and I was overlooked and not acknowledged. Add to that NO sign to say ORDER AT COUNTER so I sat and sat... ughhh! It's winter and they served braised pork on a cold plate, guess they want it to go cold real quick. Very tasty so I'd return to taste a couple of dishes, but not fot the service.