Vietnamese restaurants in Shoreditch

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Check out the best of the Pho Mile with Time Out's guide to Vietnamese restaurants in Shoreditch

For fantastic Vietnamese food, make a beeline to Kingsland Road – now affectionately referred to as the Pho Mile. From trendy Cây Tre, to the more established Tay Do Café and Song Que, try our guide to the most sumptuous Vietnamese cuisine in town.

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Mien Tay
Rating: 5/5 Vietnamese, 122 Kingsland Road, London, E2 8DP
A sweet success story, this family-run restaurant has made a solid impression on diners who've already sampled most options on Kingsland Road's 'pho mile'.
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Hung Viet
Rating: 3/5 Vietnamese, 134a Kingsland Road, London, E2 4DY
Setting up right next door to Kingsland Road stalwart Song Que was always going to be tough. However, it's got the advantage of being quieter and cosier than its loud, brash, canteen-style neighbour.
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Song Que
Rating: 5/5 Vietnamese, 134 Kingsland Road, London, E2 8DY
Song Que is certainly not short of Vietnamese competition on Kingsland Road, but in location (some way north of the rest) and execution, it stands on its own.
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Tay Do Café
Rating: 3/5 Vietnamese, 65 Kingsland Road, London, E2 8AG
Tay Do's vast dining room is often full, perhaps because this is the first available Vietnamese restaurant at the southern tip of Kingsland Road. The BYO policy undoubtedly helps too.
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Cây Tre
Rating: 4/5 Vietnamese, 301 Old Street, London, EC1V 9LA
Trendy Cây Tre (and its nearby little sister, Viet Grill) is an Old Street success story. Its mix of traditional Vietnamese food cooked with flair, a well-thought-out wine list and stylish surroundings has Londoners swooning.
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Viet Grill
Vietnamese, 58 Kingsland Road, London, E2 8DP
A vibrant addition to the Shoreditch Vietnamese dining scene just a stone’s throw from the City. But don’t let its smart Western decor fool you - the cuisine on offer is the real deal.
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