3 Best Vietnamese Restaurants in Birmingham, UK

“Pho Birmingham is a simple, modern chain dining room serving Vietnamese noodle soup and street-food dishes. Established by Stephen and Juliette Wall, Pho has grown into a select group of eateries scattered across the country, committed to providing wholesome and budget-friendly Vietnamese cuisine. They specialise in delicious and nutritious pho noodle soups. Most of their gluten-free items, as accredited by Coeliac UK, except for Cha Gio (spring rolls), Nem Hai San, Hoisin sauce, and beers. The food is made fresh by their kitchen staff, except for some desserts and bottled table sauces. Their vegan and vegetarian soups are made from a base of vegetables and herbs. They are flexible in adapting their meals to suit your dietary requirements. Their staff are all trained to deal with allergen requests. Finish your meals with their delicious banana blossom salad with tender beef, peanuts, and star fruit. The restaurant also offers TV facilities, free Wi-Fi, and takeout and reservations. Gift vouchers are also available.

“Vietnamese Street Kitchen is a family-run restaurant specialising in serving craft cocktails and homestyle Vietnamese cuisine. Founded by Oliver Ngo and his family, this restaurant offers an excellent ambience for its customers. Their chef brings authentic Vietnamese flavours to their dishes. They serve fresh and homemade food to their customers, using family recipes passed down through generations. Vietnamese Street Kitchen offers Birmingham's Best Bottomless Brunch with a Vietnamese twist and is committed to providing the best authentic Vietnamese cuisine. You can enjoy their menu through dine-in or takeout. The restaurant also features Street Parking, a Full Bar, Catering, TV facilities, and Outdoor Seating.

“Eat Vietnam offers noodles, curries, stir-fries, shared plates, and other Vietnamese fare. They provide umami-packed traditional Vietnamese food with the freshest ingredients in a pop-up setting. Eat Vietnam has maintained the same authentic, intimate experience while keeping its dishes and flavours new and ensuring they are always worthwhile. Committed to supporting local businesses, they have collaborated with Loaf Bakery, The Plough (Harborne), Fusca (Warwick), The Lord Clifden, Faculty Coffee, Practise Pizzeria at DigBrew, and Bone Head before finding their permanent home on Stirchley High Street in the old Maggie’s Munchies cafe. Online orders, table reservations, and gift vouchers are available by visiting the restaurant, starting from £10.