Great food, kind persons, this restaurant deserves more customers. I really recommand if you stay in Asakusabashi to stop by this place and eat Phō !

A small Viet restaurant we found within our hotel area. The owners are sweet and had small conversations with us after finding out we were also Vietnamese. The food did not disappoint! I was feeling quite sick and wanted some comfort food. My table ordered the cơm vịt (duck rice) and cơm gà (chicken rice) while I got the phở gà. I added in a some bánh cuốn at the end too. Good flavor overall and it was a nice break from all the Japanese food I’ve been eating. I’d recommend trying the food here.

A truly authentic Vietnamese experience in a super retro establishment. While the store might be on the vintage side, every corner of the restaurant was super clean, felt you can eat from the floor! We order a lot of different dishes to try, but the generous portions for a below average price made it hard for us to get up at the end of the meal 😅 Delicious Vietnamese cuisine, topped with super friendly and caring service, it’s a must try from me if you happen to be around.

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The place is what you would expect to see at any other small local restaurant in Japan, cute and cozy. The food was quite disappointing however. The baguette was hard, spring rolls oily and bland, and the beef pho had no flavor to it. Staff were friendly however as they always are in Japan.

Vietnamese restaurant with Vietnamese people as it should be. I went several times and I was always pleased. I like chicken pho soup with abundant green leaves. I was able to speak with the owner and lovely wife both very friendly. Worth visiting if you want real Vietnamese food. I have lived in Vietnam for two years and speak the language. Everywhere I go in the world I look for Vietnamese food and the people. If you are in Tokyo, here is the place. Affordable prices considering we are in Japan.