Victoria Vietnamese
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Vietnamese in Victoria, British Columbia.
Part of a franchise, Pho Hoa has locations across North America, providing a menu standard that includes a good selection of rice plates, as well as noodle soups and plates. Entrees are divided into dishes for "beginners" and "adventurers".
One of their most popular dishes at Foo is the Vietnamese ginger caramel chicken and is a definite must try. The menu is Asian fusion with many other interesting dishes representing the cuisines of Thailand, Japan, China and Vietnam.
Vietnam Garden Restaurant
Formerly located on Cook Street, Vietnam Garden is a pho favourite in Victoria. Vermicelli, rice bowls and satay soup are available here, now located just off Esquimalt Road a short drive from downtown.
Culis Market
Located in Langford in the Reflections building, Culis Market is mainly known as a convenience store. However, there is also a cafe inside serving authentic Vietnamese staples. Diners can enjoy a variety of pho (noodle soups) as well as Vietnamese subs. Take away, or enjoy an bright and airy dining area. Bubble tea is also served.
Saigon Night Victoria
Saigon Night is a family-run restaurant that serves authentic Vietnamese cuisine. Appetizers, soups and entrees like vermicelli are on the menu.
Pho Vy Vietnamese Restaurant
The menu at Pho Vy is comprised of all the usual Vietnamese suspects: pho (noodle soup), bun (vermicelli) and rice plates. There is a good vegetarian section as well. Specialities include the spicy noodle soup.
Pho Ever
Located in Saanich, this Vietnamese restaurant specializes in noodle soup, as the name suggests. Satay soup is a popular choice, or try a vermicelli or rice dish.
Green Leaf Bistro
Located downtown, this casual eatery features a menu of classic Vietnamese fare, including signature pho soups, vermicelli dishes, papaya salad, crepes, traditional Vietnamese sandwiches and spring rolls. Dine-in and take-out services are offered.
Kim's Vietnamese Restaurant
Kim's Vietnamese Restaurant offers traditional Vietnamese cuisine, including vermicelli, noodle soup and subs.
Saigon Harbour
Salad rolls, deep fried prawns, won ton soup, combination vermicelli dishes and a variety of soups and rice dishes are served at this Vietnamese restaurant. Vietnamese coffee and desserts, such as deep friend banana, are worth saving room for.
Le Petit Saigon
Visitors can enjoy a small intimate dining experience at this Vietnamese restaurant, where popular dishes include hot & sour seafood soup, chicken lemon grass, beef and prawn fondue, brochettes and shrimp on sugar cane.
Lemongrass Cafe
Situated at the Royal Oak Mall, Lemongrass Cafe features Vietnamese cuisine in a bright and relaxed atmosphere. Eat in or take out menu items that include salad rolls, spring rolls, a selection of vermicelli soups and noodle bowls, coconut curry chicken, grilled ginger cod and much more.
Pho Vuong Restaurant
Pho Vuong specializes in hot noodle soups. Open for lunch and dinner, most entrees are under ten dollars. Dine or take out, dishes include chicken and vegetables on rice, grilled pork on vermicelli and a variety of pho soups. Each soup is served with a healthy serving of bean sprouts, basil and lime wedge. They also feature karaoke nights.
Downtown Hotel
Historic Inn
