Eat Vietnam Bar B Grill 1
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About Eat Vietnam Bar B Grill 1
Eat Vietnam Bar B Grill 1 is a Vietnamese restaurant in London at 234 Evelyn St, serving pho in several styles, including rare beef pho and vegan pho. The kitchen sources its ingredients direct from Vietnam. The menu also lists Bun Cha Hanoi with charred meat and fried squid with a dipping sauce, and the grill side covers quail and other BBQ dishes. Vegan dishes appear across the menu, and a halal chicken option sits alongside them. Murals line the walls of the colourful interior.
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Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention pho, taro tapioca drink, bun cha hanoi and fried squid.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention pho, taro tapioca drink, bun cha hanoi and fried squid.
Customer Review Summary
Pho is the dish reviewers return to most, from a vegan version to rare beef pho and two kinds with fragrant, rich broths, though one finds the style more southern than northern. Close behind are the taro drinks, a taro tapioca drink one says beats bubble tea shops and a mango sago taro coconut milk version. Diners also name Bun Cha Hanoi with a good char on the meat, fried squid with a sauce they loved and crispy outside, quails, the giant pancake, bbq dishes, and steamed fermented rice rolls with mushrooms. Vegan diners mention generous servings, and one appreciated the halal chicken option. Staff are described as friendly and accommodating, and the murals and colourful, lively room get mentions. The main caveat comes from a nine-year regular who says portions have decreased a bit, though the taste keeps getting better. Busy times come up too: one diner who arrived early on Valentine's without a booking was given a one-hour slot, while another says they booked on the website.
Customer Review Summary
Pho is the dish reviewers return to most, from a vegan version to rare beef pho and two kinds with fragrant, rich broths, though one finds the style more southern than northern. Close behind are the taro drinks, a taro tapioca drink one says beats bubble tea shops and a mango sago taro coconut milk version. Diners also name Bun Cha Hanoi with a good char on the meat, fried squid with a sauce they loved and crispy outside, quails, the giant pancake, bbq dishes, and steamed fermented rice rolls with mushrooms. Vegan diners mention generous servings, and one appreciated the halal chicken option. Staff are described as friendly and accommodating, and the murals and colourful, lively room get mentions. The main caveat comes from a nine-year regular who says portions have decreased a bit, though the taste keeps getting better. Busy times come up too: one diner who arrived early on Valentine's without a booking was given a one-hour slot, while another says they booked on the website.
Featured reviews
- Isabella Chan
“Great food, really varied menu and fun drinks! Recommend the bbq dishes. Really nicely decorated inside and friendly staff.”
- Iris Wang
“Delicious! The taro tapioca drink is really really good! Better than bubble tea shop haha (if u like condensed milk)! Every dish is so tasty. Recommend quails, rare beef pho and the giant pancake😋”
- Kelly
“THE BEST VIET RESTAURANT EVER ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Would give 10 stars if possible. There is no exaggeration when I say this is the best quality and tastiest food out there. Me and my parents have been going here regularly for 9 years and it has never missed. While I will admit, portions have decreased a bit (where hasn’t?), the taste just keeps getting better. Prices remain proportionate to the quantity and taste, and the staff are wonderful. Please visit, you won’t regret it.”
- Natalie Ferrier
“First time eating here and honestly loved it. The food tasted really authentic, the vibe was great, and the iced coffee was amazing. They also have a halal chicken option, which I really appreciated. Will definitely be back”
- Daniela De Canha
“A real hidden gem! The food is fresh and wonderfully balanced. Set in a beautiful decorated space, the staff are welcoming and friendly. I will be back to try more things on the menu🎀💕”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Good to know
“A starkly modern Vietnamese restaurant elevating classic dishes with the use of high-quality ingredients. We bring a taste of culinary traditions from across Vietnam, using fresh prime ingredients we source direct from the country and other parts of the world.”
- AccessibilityWheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating · Wheelchair-accessible car park
Amenities
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
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- Wheelchair-accessible seating
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
Location
Vietnamese restaurants near Eat Vietnam Bar B Grill 1
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eat Vietnam Bar B Grill 1 | 4.81,262 | — | — | pho, taro tapioca drink, bun cha hanoi |
| Van Hing | 4.5484 | 2.6 mi | — | bánh cuốn, pho, bún with pork |
| 3 Mien | 4.7580 | 2.9 mi | £10–20 | pho broth, bun cha, crispy chicken rice bowl |
| Mi & More | 4.9128 | 3.3 mi | £10–20 | tofu and mushroom rice box, noodles, vietnamese cuisine |
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