Little Vietnam Singapore reviews

No frills, true to origin Vietnamese foods. I frequent Vietnam for work, and I also frequent local Viet options looking for good alternatives when in Singapore. This is by far, the only place I have found that serves legit Vietnamese foods at a fairer more affordable price. I like the selection, it is not you usual Viet offerings that you will f... see more

For this price range, honestly the pho was super good. The soup..... We finished every last drop...... The beef was not the best cut but the soup...... Saved this place, will revisit just for the pho and told my friends to try it too. Our picture looks alil underwhelming because we opted for no veggies oops We tried the fresh spring rolls and banh... see more

Coffee was good. Ordered 2 one no sugar and less sweet but both was done the same. The charcoal pork rib was good that tasted like satay. Remember to pour the sauce on the noodle else it will be tasteless. Many choices of food and price is reasonable.

Reasonably priced comfort food. Had vietnamese pancakes with shrimps with beansprouts $7, beef pho (broth not the best I had tasted) and crusty beef banh mi - too flat to my liking, would be great to stuff the fillings a little more…

In a secluded mall, but the food is good. Pho, fried spring roll, dessert (coconut and banana cake) all are great.

Recommended to me by a Vietnamese friend of friend. Indeed very authentic beef pho. Nice spot to chill with friends after work. Relatively cheap food and beers. Will be my go to spot if I’m craving Vietnamese pho in the future. Came here again, my initial review still stands. Adding pictures from my most recent visit too.

First time in this building and I’m wondering—how have I missed this place all along? The restaurant has a spacious, expandable indoor area, likely to handle the crowd. We arrived at 6pm and were seated quickly. Food came shortly after ordering, and wow—it’s easily one of the best Vietnamese meals I’ve had in Singapore. Portions are on the smaller... see more

Nothing particularly wow about this place, though it offers a decent Vietnamese dining experience. The food is generally okay — I especially enjoyed the Bánh Xèo (Vietnamese rice pancake), which was crispy and flavourful. The pho broth was tasty and comforting too. On the downside, the beer options were limited, which was a little disappointing. O... see more