Vietnamese Street Kitchen is a vietnamese restaurant in Digbeth, Birmingham. Rated 4.6 stars from 2201 Google reviews. Known for authentic vietnamese flavours and generous portions and exceptional staff warmth and knowledge. Best for groups and families. Price range: £20–30.
Vietnamese Street Kitchen is rated 4.6★ on Google (2,201 reviews) and 4.3★ on TripAdvisor (328 reviews) — a consistent rating across both platforms.
Rankings updated June 2026
Vietnamese Street Kitchen
Across 2,135 rated reviews, 89% gave four or five stars.
| Rating | 4.6★ |
| Reviews | 2,201 |
| 1-star share | 3.3% |
| Best for | Lunch |
In Their Own Words
Review highlights surfaced by Google — shown in English, with the original beneath
“Lovely staff, amazing service, delicious food and yummy drinks.”
“Big servings and decent price 😍 beef curry pho is my fave! 🤩”
“The offer a variety of Vietnamese and Thai pho- rice, noodles, sweet, spicy!”
Consistently rated across Google and TripAdvisor
2,529 reviews across two platforms
Quick Verdict
Vietnamese Street Kitchen delivers authentic flavours, generous portions, and standout service in a spacious, well-lit Digbeth venue.
You want genuine Vietnamese pho and bao buns with attentive staff who know their menu inside-out.
About Vietnamese Street Kitchen
Vietnamese Street Kitchen has established itself as a standout in Digbeth's dining scene. The menu spans authentic Vietnamese classics—pho, bao buns, lemongrass beef curry, and crispy chicken—all prepared with fresh ingredients and bold spicing. Reviewers consistently praise the generous portions and strong value at £20–30 per head. The kitchen's signature strengths include great coffee (Vietnamese-style, with historical context offered by staff), exceptional bao buns, and desserts that keep diners returning. The venue itself surprises: deceptively spacious with a huge downstairs area, well-lit, casual-trendy atmosphere, and accessibility features including wheelchair-friendly entrance, parking, restroom, and seating. Staff standouts—particularly James, Nga, and Rashmi—are repeatedly named for their warmth, attentiveness, and knowledge, turning meals into conversations about Vietnamese culinary heritage. The restaurant caters to families (high chairs, kids' menu, changing tables), college students, tourists, and solo diners alike. Late-night hours, free Wi-Fi, happy hour drinks, and a full bar (beer, cocktails, wine, hard liquor) round out the offer. Bottomless brunch and catering are also available.
Vietnamese Street Kitchen is one of those places where the dessert menu is not an afterthought — a detail regulars tend to mention first.
In the last 90 days, Vietnamese Street Kitchen has drawn 48 substantial written reviews (50+ characters of genuine feedback) — recent momentum that is one of the signals behind its place on the hot list.
What Stands Out
Authentic Vietnamese flavours and generous portions
Multiple reviewers praise 'authentic flavours just like Vietnam' and 'big servings'; lemongrass beef curry, pho, and bao buns are consistently highlighted as delicious and well-executed.
Exceptional staff warmth and knowledge
James, Nga, and Rashmi are named repeatedly for attentive, knowledgeable service; one reviewer noted staff explained Vietnamese coffee history and helped tailor dish selections to taste preferences.
Great coffee and dessert experience
Vietnamese coffee is described as 'an experience in itself'; strawberry and mint lemonade and lychee cooler are specifically praised; desserts feature in GBP highlights.
Practical Information
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Frequently Asked Questions about Vietnamese Street Kitchen
Yes. The venue offers high chairs, a kids' menu, changing tables, and a spacious, well-lit interior. Staff are noted for being friendly and accommodating, making it welcoming for children and parents alike.
Absolutely. It's listed as popular for solo dining, with a casual-trendy atmosphere and bar seating. Staff are warm and attentive, making solo diners feel welcome.
Pho (beef and chicken), bao buns, lemongrass beef curry, and crispy chicken are frequently praised. The Vietnamese coffee is described as exceptional, and desserts like the lychee cooler are memorable.
Yes. On-site parking, paid parking garage, lot, and street parking are available, with reviewers noting usually plenty of parking in the area.
Yes. Vegan and vegetarian options are available, and the restaurant offers a separate gluten-free menu. Staff are noted for being cooperative and helpful with dietary requests.
The restaurant is open quite late and offers late-night food, making it suitable for dinner after shows or events in central Birmingham.
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