Viet Food Street Kitchen

Had a pho and an iced coffee. It is always nice to eat some hot soup during cold weather. Pho tastes not bad. Atmosphere is great. Renovated well though it is a small space. Keep it up.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at this fantastic restaurant, and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with a warm and inviting atmosphere that immediately set the stage for a wonderful dining experience. One of the highlights of my visit was the delicious food that was served. Every dish I tried was bursting with flavor and expertly prepared. However, the rice with chicken truly stole the show. The combination of tender chicken and perfectly cooked rice was an absolute delight for my taste buds. It's an ideal spot for those seeking a peaceful dining experience, especially if you happen to be traveling alone. The staff were attentive, friendly, and genuinely cared about ensuring that every guest had a wonderful time. From recommending dishes to promptly attending to any requests, their professionalism and warm demeanor added a personal touch to the overall experience.

Wonderful Vietnamese food quickly served by friendly people. The Summer rolls had arugula which while not standard was a nice twist on the normal preparation. The duck was cooked perfectly and the spicy beef and rice noodle soup was spot on. Very filling and warming.

That was bad experience, i order Banh Xeo, Mi Hoanh Thanh and Pho, the taste of the Banh Xeo was good but the salad go with Banh Xeo was just the salad for pizza but not for Banh Xeo or even exist in Vietnam. Mi Hoanh Thanh and Pho was worse, the soup was really bad, nothing like that Vietnam, i really don't recommend it for who one to try the taste of vietnamese food, if u want to try i highly recommend you to Kowloon, a small asia restaurant in the near

Authentically delicious! I'm a Vietnamese-born American who travels to Denmark almost every year, being married to a Danish-born American. About four years back we stumbled upon Viet Food Street Kitchen's former restaurant out in Odense. They've since started this new restaurant in Aarhus. We get authentic Vietnamese food in San Jose, CA, a highly Vietnamese populated town. So when we travel, we're always on the look out for authentic Vietnamese food. We've tried plenty. We only follow those that are deliciously authentic. The owner is sweet and friendly and her staff is just as delightful. The food and service are what always keeps us coming back, and we're glad to have found them again. You won't be disappointed. The Banh Xeo is soft yet crispy, as it should be. The stuffing and taste is authentic. The Pho Tai Nam is delicious as well. My husband measures up a Vietnamese restaurant by tasting its pho. My young children are picky eaters, and if they gave this pho two thumbs up! The restaurant is super clean, and super cute in decor. They have great standards and won't have it any other way to ensure total customer satisfaction. Whether you're new to Vietnamese food or are seeking to satisfy your cravings, Viet Food Street Kitchen is THE place to plan your meal excursions.