3 Best Vietnamese Restaurants in Glasgow

“The Hanoi Bike Shop serves various Vietnamese street food, from classic summer rolls, sticky chicken, and pho to Vietnamese bacon and eggs. This lively and offbeat canteen brings the spirit of Vietnam to Glasgow. They also have a charming wee lane for drinks and snacks. The menu includes traditional Vietnamese Banh Mi with black pepper chicken, fish cake, shredded pork, and black pepper tofu. Their ginger caramel chicken with coconut rice is the perfect dish to transport you from a damp day in Glasgow to the bustling streets of Vietnam. They also offer delicious and refreshing bubble tea. You can choose to dine in or take away your food. TV facilities and many vegetarian options are available here.”

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“Non Viet Restaurant serves spring rolls, noodle soups, banh mi, and rice dishes in relaxed surroundings. This is an excellent place to enjoy Vietnamese cuisine in town. One of their signature dishes is lemongrass and chilli tofu, served with a tasty mix of salad, crushed peanuts, and fried onions. You can also try their crunchy, underripe mango and beansprout salad, with pickled carrots and mooli, spicy lotus, raw onions, a handful of roasted peanuts and mint, and a splash of homemade sweet and sour salad sauce. Gluten-free and vegetarian options are available. Their staff is super friendly and provides courteous service.”

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“Little Vietnam Restaurant has over 20 years of experience creating authentic Vietnamese cuisine; they strive to serve customers delicious and satisfying dishes. Mr. Quang Nguyen is the master chef and director of Little Vietnam Restaurant. Their mission is to share the incredible taste of Vietnam with the world. Their food is exotic and full of character, from spring rolls to Pho. The cooking combines rice, meat, chicken, and fish with plenty of vegetables, herbs, and other secret Vietnamese ingredients. The restaurant is spacious, with up to 100 seats, and features extraordinary Vietnamese-style decor. Customers can discover charming corners unlike anything else in the UK.”

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