Amsterdam Vietnamese Restaurants

Top Amsterdam Vietnamese Restaurants

Essentially Amsterdam Reader's Choice 2026

Pho King

4.6★★★★★

(1558 reviews)

Essentially Amsterdam Reader's Choice 2026

Regulierssteeg 4, 1017 CP Amsterdam

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Pho restaurant

Pho King serves Vietnamese food and pho at two Amsterdam locations: Rembrandt Square and De Pijp. It has a strong reputation online, with 1,558 reviews and a very high share of five-star ratings, and it...

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Ô MAI

4.3★★★★★

(1204 reviews)

Essentially Amsterdam Reader's Choice 2026

Utrechtsestraat 12, 1017 VN Amsterdam

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Ô MAI serves Vietnamese food in Amsterdam and is open daily from 12 to 10 pm. It has a strong online following, with more than 1,200 Google reviews, and is active on Facebook and Instagram.

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Little Saigon Restaurant

4★★★★★

(1637 reviews)

Zeedijk 88-90, 1012 BB Amsterdam

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Little Saigon Restaurant serves Vietnamese street food in Amsterdam, with pho and banh mi highlighted on its website. It’s open daily from noon to 9:30 pm and has a large following, with more than 1,600...

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Pho 91

4.3★★★★★

(1122 reviews)

Albert Cuypstraat 91 H, 1072 CP Amsterdam

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Pho 91 serves Vietnamese food in Amsterdam in a relaxed, informal setting, with a menu focused on healthy dishes. It’s a busy spot with more than 1,100 reviews and is active on Facebook and Instagram.

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Saigon Caphé Gelderlandplein

4.1★★★★★

(848 reviews)

Willem van Weldammelaan, Gelderlandplein 43, 1082 LW Amsterdam

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Restaurant

Saigon Caphé Gelderlandplein serves Vietnamese comfort food in Amsterdam and is open daily from 12pm to 9pm. The restaurant is part of a wider Saigon Càphê presence in Amsterdam, Amstelveen and Rotterdam, with 848 Google...

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Phở Viet

4.5★★★★★

(708 reviews)

Haarlemmerdijk 6 H, 1013 JC Amsterdam

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Pho restaurant

Phở Viet in Amsterdam specialises in Vietnamese pho and draws strong reviews for its authentic approach. It’s a straightforward Vietnamese spot with a loyal following, also active on Instagram.

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Papa Thang

4.7★★★★★

(586 reviews)

Melkdistelstraat 94, 1031 JX Amsterdam

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Papa Thang is a Vietnamese street-food bistro in Amsterdam, mixing traditional dishes with a creative, international approach. It has a busy online profile, with 586 Google reviews and 84% five-star ratings, and is active on...

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Pho Le

4.4★★★★★

(525 reviews)

Oude Leliestraat 5, 1016 BD Amsterdam

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Vietnamese restaurant in Amsterdam serving daily from noon until 8:30 pm, with a busy local customer base.

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Hanoi Old Quarter Restaurant

4.3★★★★★

(415 reviews)

Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 306-0, 1012 RV Amsterdam

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Vietnamese restaurant in Amsterdam with a strong evening trade, open daily from 5 to 10 pm. Hanoi Old Quarter Restaurant also has an Instagram presence and a substantial review base, with 415 Google reviews and...

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BÁNH MÌ DELI Amsterdam

4.5★★★★★

(360 reviews)

Prinsengracht 172, 1016 HA Amsterdam

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Gourmet grocery store
Lunch restaurant
Sandwich shop

BÁNH MÌ DELI Amsterdam specialises in Vietnamese bánh mì, with lunch, sandwiches and gourmet grocery items. It’s a handy spot for a quick Vietnamese meal in Amsterdam.

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Little Saigon Noord

4.2★★★★★

(354 reviews)

Johan van Hasseltweg 104, 1022 WZ Amsterdam

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Vietnamese restaurant

Little Saigon Noord brings Vietnamese street food to Amsterdam Noord, with a focus on pho and banh mi. The restaurant’s website highlights street-food classics and all-day, late-night eating, and it’s active on Facebook and Instagram.

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LÊN ĐÊN – Bonjour Càphê

4.7★★★★★

(353 reviews)

Moermanskkade 4, 1013 BC Amsterdam

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Asian fusion restaurant
Cafe
Restaurant

LÊN ĐÊN - Bonjour Càphê in Amsterdam serves Vietnamese and Asian fusion food in a café-restaurant setting. It has built a strong reputation online, with 353 Google reviews and an 86% five-star share.

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How to choose a Vietnamese restaurant in Amsterdam

Start with what you actually want to eat: a full sit-down pho or bun cha dinner is a different search than a quick banh mi or a takeaway box for lunch. The listings above cover both ends, from bistro-style dining rooms to counter-service delis, so narrow by dish before you narrow by neighborhood.

Location matters more than it seems. Amsterdam's Vietnamese kitchens are spread across the center, De Pijp, and Amsterdam-Noord rather than clustered in one strip, so check the address against your own route rather than assuming a walkable cluster exists.

Menus and hours change, especially at smaller, family-run spots, so confirm opening times and any daily specials directly with the restaurant before heading over. If you are set on a specific bowl of pho or a banh mi lunch, our guide to where to eat Vietnamese food in Amsterdam rounds up picks by dish.

Questions people ask

Do Vietnamese restaurants in Amsterdam take card payments?

Card and phone payment (including debit cards and Dutch payment methods like iDEAL for online orders) are standard across Amsterdam's hospitality sector. Smaller takeaway counters can still be cash-preferred for small totals, so check on arrival or call ahead if you are relying on cash.

Do I need a reservation?

Sit-down restaurants, especially smaller ones with limited seating, fill up on weekend evenings, so a reservation is worth making if you have a group or a fixed time. Counter-service and takeaway-style spots generally do not take reservations at all.

What is the difference between pho, bun cha, and banh mi?

Pho is a noodle soup built on a long-simmered broth, usually beef or chicken. Bun cha pairs grilled pork with cold rice noodles and herbs, while banh mi is a baguette sandwich, and Amsterdam has several spots that specialize in banh mi alone rather than a full menu.

Are there vegetarian or vegan options?

Vietnamese cuisine leans heavily on fresh herbs, vegetables, and tofu alongside its meat and seafood dishes, so most menus carry at least a few vegetarian dishes; vegan broth (built without fish sauce or meat stock) is less universal, so ask directly if that matters to you.

How does this compare to other Asian cuisines in the city?

Vietnamese food is generally lighter and herb-forward compared to the richer, often deep-fried profile of some Chinese takeaway menus. If you want to compare styles side by side, see our guide to Chinese food in Amsterdam or browse Amsterdam's Japanese and sushi restaurants.

Can I get Vietnamese food delivered in Amsterdam?

Many of the restaurants and delis in this category offer delivery or takeaway directly or through Dutch delivery platforms; availability varies by location, so check the individual listing or the restaurant's own site for current delivery options.