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5 vietnamese places in Prague we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Prague | Vietnamese across every city.

Vietnamese food is one of Prague's defining everyday cuisines, a legacy of the city's large and long-settled Vietnamese community. The best of it sits around the Sapa market in Libus, where Pho Tung and Halo Banh Mi serve pho and banh mi to people who grew up on it, alongside Pho Vietnam Tuan and Lan in Vinohrady closer to the centre.

Pho Vietnam Tuan and Lan ★ 4.3

€€VietnameseVinohrady

Pho Vietnam Tuan and Lan opened in 2010 on Anglicka and was the first Vietnamese restaurant Prague's foreign press wrote about. Located in Vinohrady.

OrderThe pho bo with brisket; the bun cha if you brought a friend.

Pho Vietnam Tuan and Lan ★ 4.3

€€VietnameseVinohrady

Pho Vietnam Tuan and Lan opened in 2010 on Anglicka and was the first Vietnamese restaurant Prague's foreign press wrote about. Located in Vinohrady.

OrderPho bo with brisket; bun cha if you brought a friend.

Pho Tung at Sapa ★ 4.6

€€VietnamesePraha 4 Libus

Sapa market noodle counter in Libus serving chicken or beef pho strictly by the book; chef Sony's bowls draw expats from across Prague at 170 koruna each.

TipBus 198 from Smichov metro; combine with Halo Banh Mi across the alley.

Halo Banh Mi ★ 4.5

€VietnamesePraha 4 Libus

Halo Banh Mi inside Sapa Market sells Prague's best banh mi at the cheapest counter price in the city: 80 $ for the sandwich, 120 $ for a combo with a drink.

OrderVietnamese banh mi

TipPublic transport is the only catch; 30 minutes on bus 198 from Smichov metro.

Pho Tung ★ 4.6

€VietnamesePraha 4 Libus

Pho Tung in Sapa Market sells the city's most-argued-over pho at 170 $ a bowl. Add the fried quay dough sticks at 15 $; cash and card accepted.

OrderPho bo

TipAdd the fried quay dough sticks at 15 $; cash and card accepted.

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