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Best Vietnamese Food in Brisbane: Pho, Banh Mi and More

Brisbane has a vibrant Vietnamese food scene anchored in Fortitude Valley's Chinatown precinct and stretching into Sunnybank, where the city's largest concentration of Asian eateries sits. From steaming bowls of pho to crispy banh mi rolls and fresh rice paper rolls, there are excellent options across a wide range of price points. Hours can vary, so check ahead for busy dining times.

Best Vietnamese Food in Brisbane: Pho, Banh Mi and More
  1. 1

    Phat Corner

    West End

    A West End Vietnamese restaurant with a loyal following for its pho, lemongrass dishes and vibrant, no-frills dining room atmosphere.

  2. 2

    Trang Restaurant

    West End

    A long-established Vietnamese restaurant in West End known for authentic pho, bun bo hue and a family-friendly neighbourhood character.

  3. 3

    Sunnybank Dining Precinct

    Sunnybank

    Brisbane's densest concentration of Vietnamese and South-East Asian restaurants, Sunnybank and Sunnybank Hills has dozens of pho, banh mi and bun restaurants in a suburb-wide dining precinct.

  4. 4

    Nam Nam Vietnamese Restaurant

    Fortitude Valley

    A Fortitude Valley Vietnamese restaurant with a modern take on classic dishes, strong pho, clay pot chicken and a good banh mi served at lunch.

  5. 5

    Viet Kitchen

    Sunnybank

    A casual Sunnybank favourite with generous servings of traditional Vietnamese home-cooking at some of Brisbane's most affordable prices.

  6. 6

    Pho Tau Bay

    West End

    A no-frills West End pho institution, large bowls of long-simmered beef broth with thin noodles and the full condiment spread, open from early morning.

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