11 Best Vietnamese Restaurants in New Orleans

“Quick n easy line for king cake. Good bao also. Will be back to try the bahn mi“

“The Vietnamese coffee was rich and perfectly balanced, setting a great tone for our meal. We tried the seafood noodle soup and shrimp, both seafood-packed dishes that were fantastic. Service was friendly, and the location was spot on. Only critique is that protein portions were a bit on the lighter side. However, definitely a great Vietnamese spot to check out!“

“We had the pleasure of meeting the owner Mike and his family while visiting New Orleans back in June 2017. This was not a planned visit to their restaurant, but one that will long stay with us. Great Food, Great Experience -Do Not Miss the Chance to add this place to your ‘Bucket-List’. The Shirmp and Grits was off the hook good.“

“Great service, great pho, best smiles“

“As a Vietnamese college student, Mint is the perfect establishment to hold me over until I can go home for breaks / the summer. In the many time I've been here, the food, service, and atmosphere are always excellent. I love to bring my friends here to eat!“

“We absolutely loved this place. We’ve been to Vietnamese cafes all over the city and this was one of our favorites. The prices were totally reasonable, and for the quality of the food, a total bargain. We had stir fry and pho and both were incredible. It’s clearly a family restaurant that cares about its food and its customers. We will definitely be back“

“Solid taste for an authentic bowl of pho. I like their setup, which really encourages trying all sorts of sides and sauces for those adventurous. The bowl in the picture (P7, Pho Dac Biet) had almost the entire dish of side veggie put in, which enhanced the overall taste. Nothing compares with the great satisfying feel after a hot bowl of pho ... personally, I think they got it.“

“This was the first time I have eaten food from Eat-well. My friend picked up some tofu rolls which I had never had before and they were absolutely delicious! It is a soft pancake texture filled with all sorts of goodies including grilled tofu, carrots, and cilantro.“

“unique. delicious. friendly.“

“Their banh cuon thit nuong (steamed rice rolls with grilled pork) is my favorite and the only item that I normally order from here. BUT the person who makes it does not work everyday so you have to ask if they are making it before you make the trip.“

“Shout out to Gil who was our amazing server. He had a lot of great suggestions and was so helpful and friendly. The pork belly buns were so good, as was my pork belly vermicelli. My partner had the beef Pho, she said it wasn't the most traditional pho she's ever had, but still good nonetheless, especially the flavor of the smoked brisket and the addition of the soft-boiled egg. All in all, a great experience and a super cute place!“