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Best Vietnamese food in Dublin

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  1. 56 votes

    Aobaba (Capel Street)

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    The top pick for pho and bun bo hue: a solid, no-frills spot with a good vegetarian pho. Seating is limited.

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  2. 28 votes

    Pho Kim (Parnell Street)

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    Traditional, very good value and described by one commenter as the best Vietnamese they've had in Ireland.

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  3. 24 votes

    Pho Viet (Parnell Street)

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    A small, family-run classic that some students used to skip lectures for.

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  4. 13 votes

    Pho Ta (Cope Street, Temple Bar)

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    Long-established, with fresh flavours, good value and a nice setting.

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  5. 3 votes

    Vietnom

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    Suggested for modern twists on Vietnamese dishes.

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  6. 1 vote

    The Streets at Hynes' Bar (Stoneybatter)

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    A small Vietnamese menu with a fantastic banh mi, plus a lovely beer garden.

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