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Wednesday, 22 August 2012

A Taste Of Vietnam

Affectionately referred to as the Pho Mile, myself and a group of friends ventured to Kingsland Road in Shoreditch to our favourite Vietnamese restaurant, Mien Tay. Located just around the corner from Hoxton Overground station,  this family-run restaurant is amongst an array of Vietnamese restaurants which I have yet to try but all look delicious. 








Having also eaten at the Battersea venue in Lavender Hill, do not be put off by the aesthetics of the restaurants as they do look a bit run down, but once you step in you will be blown away by not only the quick and efficient service - albeit a bit brisk - but more importantly the quality of the dishes.  



Now on to the food. For even the pickiest of eaters, there is something for everyone, and they cater to vegetarians superbly. Although I'm not brave enough, one of the guys in our group went for the salt and pepper eel which went down a treat. Personally, my favourite dishes have to be the Vietnamese spring rolls with nuom choc dipping sauce followed by rice vermicelli with tofu, chilli and lemongrass and their clay pot curries are to die for. With just the right amount of chilli and hit of ginger, this sumptuous curry beats a night down the Balti House any day. 

Ollie and his salt and pepper eel


Vegetarian spring rolls


Rice vermicelli (picture not doing it justice)


Steph and her chicken clay pot curry


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