Looking for best Vietnamese in Melbourne inner city
Any recommendations for Vietnamese?
My first instinct is to go to Victoria Street. I find it overwhelming and usually go to Van Mai out of habit. I had a disappointing meal there a while a go and feel the need to go in search of a new option. Now I have a friend in town who has never had Vietnamese food, so now I really want to find a great example.
Suggestions greatly appreciated.
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re: Memah
I'm heading to melbourne in Mid January 2010, really looking forward to some good vietnamese food (namely pho). Any recommendations? I have tried the one in the city (that claims bill clinton and jackie chan have eaten there)... I think it's called mekong or something. I thought that was pretty nice. Any other suggestions. I would prefer somewhere in the city, but willing to catch a tram ride to somewhere a little further out if necessary.
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re: hazna
Yep, that's mekong. Probably one of the best in the CBD. The other CBD place usually mentioned is Pho Dzung on Russell (I think) but this is the offspring of a more famous suburbs place.
The two viet hotspots are Victoria Street (short tram ride), Springvale (longish train ride) and Footscray (short train ride but wouldn't recommend the station at night).
Ed Charles' blog had a pho roundup but a bit out of date now at http://www.tomatom.com/2007/05/search...
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re: hazna
Hmmm... Footscray has an excellent food market (most of the Viet places are on the edge of it) but that's about it. Victoria Street has an Ikea or you can go down by the Yarra river for a walk but it would be a few stops along I guess.
It's only a ten minute tram ride from the city.
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