Kimmade

I love the ice coffee and noodle soup, spring roll is okay yet it’s totally worth it, most traditional so far ^_^

Excellent — worth the wait. Only 4 tables inside for two, and four spots at the bar, but worth it. Good phở and good rice dish; friend got Bön mi, loved it. Salad great. Do it; don’t look back. Your stomach will thank you

I had a super nice evening here. It’s cheap and delicious!

Nice little Vietnamese joint in a central location. Food is affordable and tasty. The place is pretty small and always packed, they have outdoor seating and a counter. I liked the spring rolls and phở! Great take out.

Friendly and delicious. All made to order and fresh tasting.

Awesome phở, terrific xhuan xho and great ban mi. If the place don’t look awesome from the outside, don’t get fooled and give it a shot.

I will definitely come back the next time I visit Utrecht.
I ordered a Banh Mi and a vietnamese iced coffee for breakfast and both tasted quiet good. Even though the original vietnamese baguette has no egg in it, my baguettte was still yummy.
The waitress who was also the owner of the shop was friendly and caring. She showed up a few times while I was waiting outside to tell me that the coffee would take a few more minutes. Anyway that was not necessary but kind of cute.

Great LEGIT take-​out focused vietnamese place right by the train station in Utrecht. There are a couple tables inside, but it’s pretty small.
Food is simple but really good — focused on spring rolls, bahn mi’s, noodles and phở. No frills, just cheap and good food. Wouldn’t expect to find this gem in Utrecht.

5 stars for supporting the banh mi movement. Owners focus on authentic Vietnamese street food and does not underestimate the adventurous palate of the Dutch. Lemongrass chicken and honey pork? If they had a shop in Amsterdam i would go here every day.

After a holidays to Vietnam last summer, we really started to enjoy the Vietnamese cuisine!
While walking through Utrecht, we found this very small restaurant and decided to give it a try. The staff appears to be a young couple that started this restaurant and in their restaurant they provided quite some things we recognized from our holidays :)
Initially, we were just looking for a coffee, and we ordered the traditional café sua da (not 100% sure about the spelling here… ;)), which is a cold coffee with condensed milk. After trying the first sip, we were back in Vietnam right away :) While drinking the coffee, we took another look at the menu and decided we were going to try another thing. We chose the fresh spring roll with chicken and lemon grass and that turned out to be a very very good choice :)
The place is very small and does not seat a lot of people (and the interior is not super fancy), but don’t be fooled by that! If you go here, be prepared for some really authentic, great tasting Vietnamese food!