A fast casual Vietnamese diner located in central downtown, Jing’an District. A fresh concept from the owners of the popular Cyclo Vietnamese restaurant and bar, featuring a simple menu of the Vietnamese cuisine's best hits, in a cozy and casual atmosphere. There's... Read more
The newest addition to the Cyclo franchise, including the original Cyclo and Mr. Banh Mi, this contemporary Vietnamese restaurant is a good-looking eatery that does an expanded version of the original menu. They've incorporated Laotian and Cambodian dishes, like lak... Read more
Part of the massive Lost Heaven complex on Julu Lu (which we wrote about here), More Than Eat was shut down in 2017 and reopened in 2018 with about half a dozen F&B concepts on the first floor of... Read more
A Vietnamese restaurant featuring Bun Cha, a popular street food dish in Vietnam. Danyi Gao's in charge of the place, and she's putting the dish higher on the billing than pho or banh mi (though both are availble). Presented on a woven platter, it's grilled pork... Read more
Definitely a solid choice for Pho downtown, this place has excellent broth, but the meat cuts and noodles keep it from being an all-star. Still, you could do much, much worse in Shanghai. The beef balls are great, too, and the ice-coffee is perfect. They do four... Read more
Vietnamese pho shop in Taikoo Hui. Read more
A restaurant serving both French and Vietnamese cuisine, with an explicitly exotic, antique-looking decor. The outdoor seating area in the backyard is quite breezy and spacious, tables are arranged surrounding a stone and brick fountain in the middle, nicely shaded... Read more
This punny Vietnamese joint is one of the more handsomely designed restaurants of its kind around town. It's consistently full, drawing a crowd of local and laowai alike. The main focus on the menu is, naturally, the namesake Vietnamese noodle soup. You'll also find... Read more
Definitely a solid choice for Pho downtown, this place has excellent broth, but the meat cuts and noodles keep it from being an all-star. Still, you could do much, much worse in Shanghai. The beef balls are great, too, and the ice-coffee is perfect. Read more
K11 outpost of one of Shanghai's best pho joints. Their menu is huge, with a full selection of Pho with various cuts and combinations of meats, which is exactly what's been missing in Shanghai. The Raw Beef alone has 15 variations. There is no vegetable noodle soup... Read more
A Vietnamese bistro & bar inside a theatre. Read more
From the success of its first store at Shanghai Center, they have now open their second store due to their a solid Pho, this place has an excellent broth, but the meat cuts and noodles keep it from being an all-star. Read more
This punny Vietnamese joint is one of the more handsomely designed restaurants of its kind around town. It's consistently full, drawing a crowd of local and laowai alike. The main focus on the menu is, naturally, the namesake Vietnamese noodle soup. You'll also find... Read more
Je Me Souviens does crossover cuisine for the quasi health conscious. Dishes run the gamut from Cantonese and Singaporean-style cuisine to Western-inspired sirloin steaks. Service is accommodating and friendly. Read more
An open-court Vietnamese joint on the 6th floor of IAPM. Read more
Located within the Gourmet Traveler Cafe, Ping's Noodles specializes in Malaysian Laksa and Vietnamese Pho noodle dishes and have several variations of each. Read more
Aniseed is a chain of Vietnamese restaurants with a heavy French influence. This outlet in Xintiandi is price towards the higher scale compared with its other outlets. Read more
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