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amsterdam.. not as good as saigon viet pho

The restaurant is located in a lively area. The staff is friendly. There's a wide variety of menu options... I quite liked that they handed over a book with pictures along with the menu to help you make your choice. We started with a lychee wine then ordered the shrimp spring rolls and the vermicelli bowls; both were delightfully delicious.

Great dishes. A taste of the Thai land.

Excelent food

My first time having Vietnamese food. Fast service, artistic interior, kind staff. Fairly priced too. Nice warm food for cold Amsterdam.

Good Vietnamese restaurant, loved their fresh spring rolls and Som Tam. The place appears to be a bit run down, but service is friendly.

The food is not original, especially the soup, Pho and Bun bo hue. The place is small and crowded.

. Nice 'bun'

Very nice

The restaurant looks small from outside, but inside it was quite big and good looking. It had totally a Vietnamese vibe from the decorations. Ordering food was no problem because there are pictures in the menu card. The staff was friendly, she spoke Vietnamese with me. I ordered spring rolls and seafood soup. The soup had a little small spider in it, so I did notice the staff about it. They apologised and brought me a new soup. Only cons would be that it's a bit expensive, but for genuine Vietnamese food it is totally worth it. The other con is that they charged us a Gin Tonic €7,50 while no one of us ordered Gin Tonic. In overal it's a ok for first time Vietnamese, but it had flaws.

Wow. The oysters and eggrolls were on point. Excellent and tasty. Wow. The pho was great also coming from California where we have so many pho places also. Definitely recommend this place. Did I say wow already?

The pho and goi cuon were probably the most similar to that you will find in southern Vietnam in Amsterdam (I've been a few others in Amsterdam over time).

Soooo good feel like in Vietnam

This is a real gem, and usually has place, even on a Friday night. Looks can be a bit deceiving, so don't be alarmed by the old-fashioned decor and somewhat surly service, the food is actually really good and affordable.

Found via Google Now. The restaurant has no name. There's a sign that says Vietnamese Restaurant Welcome Seafood. It's an authentic Vietnamese restaurant run by an old Viet woman. I've been before to Vietnam and this is the real deal, from meal prep, the sauces, everything right down to the music. The food was fantastic. We ordered a chicken spring roll starter, a pho, duck and tea. Everything was great and we licked the plates. Service was also good. They give you a wet hot towel before desert, which I put on my face for relaxing. The desert was also good, banana with chocolate and ice cream, although my wife thought the banana would be fried, we both still liked it. One con: no WiFi, but that can also be a plus :)

My girl friend and I always stop into this place when we are in town. The lady who is the main waitress is a gem, very attentive and it's charming to be in an authentic spot like this. The comedy I find is the TV's, one big screen tv is broken and it's a floor model so they decided to place the working tv on top. Sooo funny!Anyways, the food is awesome and the experience is worth checking out. Highly recommended.

Not a bad restaurant with reasonable prices. Don't order Mi Xao Heo though, very little meat.

This place once was awesome. Right now it is not more then okay. The portions are small, price is high. I miss my wet towel to clean my face after i enjoyed my Pho (which once was great).

It's ok. Weird setup.

I LOVED both the ladies the perfect food the atmosphere, still at times missing my calm and peaceful times at that place. Wishing to go back soon!

Very nice food! The fried rice and the viet rolls were delicious. The place is clean and quiet even if it's in the city center, the staff is very polite. Prices are ok.

I'm not the big expert in terms of vietnamese food, but what we've eat there was really delicious. Very nice staff

Very tasty food, I recommend some tofu dish

It was decent, but did not have the dish I was wanting.

I found such an amezing quality and taste of food since Hanoi a Saigon simply outstanding. Place delicious and clean and service professional and fast 5star

Very good! We had 5 different starters for dinner, and every one of them was tasty and well prepared.(Don't expect service with a smile though)

Great location if you are near central Amsterdam and craving vietnamese. The place could use a reno or a freshen up as the deco looks dull and tired. We ordered the pho which seems overpriced (about 12 euro) and tasted ok. Nothing to complain about but nothing to feel excited about either. It was served with a very small portion of garnish (bean sprouts, basil). Given the limited number of Vietnamese restaurants in Amsterdam, its a place we would go again….until something better comes along.

Great food. Nice staff. Good service but it was few guests at the restaurant.

Good service and Pho

If you are first time for vietnamese food, that is good for biginer. But I think it's a fusion food.

We were looking for somewhere the serves Phở.Noticed that this restaurant was selling that and was nearby.The place itself was alright, nothing bad, not very pram friendly but with a little help, doable.The staff was nice I guess, again, nothing bad.The food was not of the best quality, noodles were bland, squid was not given enough time in the fryer. Spring rolls were good, Phở was alright, nothing special at all. Come alone if you can't find anywhere else that serves Phở.

I love their pho.It is probably the only place where you can get it in amsterdam. IT is abit small for one person (or for me), but if you ask for a double size, you pay 4~5 euros extra and get an extra big bowl!

Really fresh food, location is perfect on the busy main strip. We really enjoyed our Pho and spring rolls. Give it a try, might look a bit drab but the meals are top quality. Staff are really friendly also.