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Title: Việt Garden — Vietnamese Restaurant in Islington, London · language en-GB. First 1,800 of 3,280 characters:

Việt Garden — Vietnamese Restaurant in Islington, LondonSkip to contentMenuOur StoryGalleryFind Us020 7700 6040EmailBook a tableEst. 2002 — IslingtonFrom Vietnam to LondonA family-run Vietnamese kitchen cooking the food of the Mekong Delta, Huế, Sài Gòn and Hà Nội — the same way we have since 2002.Book a tableSee the menu207 Liverpool Road, N1 1LXChecking hours020 7700 6040ScrollPhở✦Gỏi Cuốn✦Bánh Xèo✦Bún Chả Giò✦Chả Cá Lá Vọng✦Bò Lúc Lắc✦Bún Bò Huế✦Hủ Tíu✦Cari Gà✦Chạo Tôm✦Phở✦Gỏi Cuốn✦Bánh Xèo✦Bún Chả Giò✦Chả Cá Lá Vọng✦Bò Lúc Lắc✦Bún Bò Huế✦Hủ Tíu✦Cari Gà✦Chạo Tôm✦Our storyThe same family, the same kitchenViệt Garden opened on Liverpool Road in 2002 and has been run by the same family ever since. No group behind it, no second branch — one kitchen, one dining room, and a menu that has grown slowly because every dish had to earn its place.What we cook is home food rather than restaurant food: the clear, long-simmered broths of Hà Nội, the chilli and lemongrass heat of Huế, the herbs and fresh rice paper of the Mekong Delta, and the grilled, peanut-strewn plates you would eat on a Sài Gòn street.Nearly everything comes together to order — the stocks each morning, the sauces by hand, the herbs cut when the plate goes out. It is why some dishes take a few minutes longer than you might expect, and why we would rather they did.Est.2002 — 24 years in IslingtonRun byOne family, still cookingCooking fromMekong Delta · Huế · Sài Gòn · Hà NộiMore about usA few favouritesWhere most people startSee the full menuThe one to start withPhở£11.50Vietnam's national dish — flat rice noodles in a light, fragrant soup.Spicy(V)Vegetarian(GF)Gluten freeStraight off the grillBún thịt nướng£13.50Sizzling platter of marinated char-grilled pork in herbs & spices.(GF)Gluten freeRolled to order

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