Noya's Kitchen is a vietnamese restaurant in Crescent, Bath. Rated 4.8 stars from 1403 Google reviews. Known for authentic vietnamese technique and exceptional starters and mains. Best for couples and groups 2-4. Features a terrace. Price range: £20–30.
Noya's Kitchen is rated 4.8★ on Google (1,403 reviews) and 4.7★ on TripAdvisor (418 reviews) — a consistent rating across both platforms.
Rankings updated June 2026
Noya's Kitchen
Across 1,362 rated reviews, 95% gave four or five stars.
| Rating | 4.8★ |
| Reviews | 1,403 |
| 1-star share | 1.5% |
| Best for | Lunch |
In Their Own Words
Review highlights surfaced by Google — shown in English, with the original beneath
“Pork dumplings and tofu were both great as starters, as was the beef curry main.”
“Absolutely delicious food, drinks and wonderful staff and service.”
“Pho to die for yummy selection of authentic Vietnamese cooking.”
Consistently rated across Google and TripAdvisor
1,821 reviews across two platforms
Quick Verdict
Bath's independent Vietnamese restaurant: authentic cooking that justifies the advance booking and the queues turned away at the door.
You want the most reliably excellent Vietnamese meal in Bath and can book ahead on a weekend.
About Noya's Kitchen
Noya's Kitchen sits at the top of Bath's independent dining landscape. The restaurant's power lies in disciplined authenticity: a short, tightly focused menu where every dish reflects genuine Vietnamese technique rather than fusion compromise. Diners consistently praise the precision of flavours — the beef noodle soup's balance of spice, the chicken curry's falling-apart thighs in aromatic broth, the pork dumplings and fresh summer rolls that set the standard for starters. The pandan cake and Vietnamese coffee round out meals that reviewers describe as "exquisite" and "utterly stunning". Service moves with quiet professionalism; staff visibly enjoy their work, and the team accommodates last-minute requests (Vietnamese coffee and dessert for walk-ins) with genuine warmth. The space is characterful and intimate — "cramped, elbow-jostling" in the best sense, with family photos on walls and a cosy, romantic atmosphere that draws repeat visitors and tourists alike. Reservations are essential; Saturday nights see queues of turned-away diners, a testament to the restaurant's pull across Bath.
In the last 90 days, Noya's Kitchen has drawn 92 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 technique
A Vietnamese spouse confirmed 'finally we have found it' authentic cuisine; reviewers praise the nuoc mam sauce, falling-apart chicken thighs, and flavours that 'pop' with precision.
Exceptional starters and mains
Pork dumplings, summer rolls, pork noodle salad, and chicken curry are consistently singled out as 'some of the best we've ever had' and 'out of this world amazing'.
Dietary accommodation and desserts
Multiple reviews highlight gluten-free and vegan options handled with care; pandan cake and Vietnamese coffee are praised as 'made with a lot of love' and worthy of daydreaming.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Contact
☀️Outdoor
Frequently Asked Questions about Noya's Kitchen
Yes, reservations are strongly recommended for both lunch and dinner. Saturday nights see significant queues of turned-away diners, so booking in advance is essential to secure a table.
Yes. The menu includes vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options, and staff are attentive to dietary needs. Reviewers with dairy and gluten restrictions praised the care taken with their meals.
The chicken curry, pork dumplings, summer rolls, and beef noodle soup are consistently highlighted. The pandan cake and Vietnamese coffee are also signature finishes.
Yes. The restaurant is family-friendly with high chairs available. Reviewers have brought children and praised both the food and welcoming atmosphere.
Intimate and cosy with a characterful, lived-in feel. The space is small and can be busy, but reviewers describe it as romantic and atmospheric — perfect for couples or groups.
Mains typically range £19–30, offering excellent value for the quality and portion sizes, which reviewers describe as generous.
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