Wow, can't believe no one has written a review about this place…read more Look no further if you want Pho or Combination Rice. I've been searching far and wide for the best Pho and Combo Rice in Adelaide for over 15 years. I believe this is it. You're not going to get silver service here, but the quality of the food is going to be second to none. Their X-Large combination Pho is large enough for you to take a bath in..... Lots of side veggies to go with and plenty of meat, tendon and tripe. Sure, you can leave all those things out and get just beef, but it definitely ain't as tasty. Combination broken rice, what can I say, but they certainly have the best Pork Chops. Roast pork skin/crackling is always crispy. Seriously, look no further, just go there and try those dishes, and I'm sure you'll bump into me there either on a Saturday or Sunday.

With most of the patrons being Vietnamese you know it passes as Authentic…read more Easy on the budget, mains average $10.

The most authentic place of Pho I have found. Their pho noodle is different from anywhere I have…read moretried and way better. If you a a big fan of Pho, make sure to stop by and try. I am Vietnamese born and I am telling you this is the best Pho place in the entire Adelaide, SA, Australia.

we come here all the time and i love all the food here. great taste and also great variety! it also…read moreactually tastes like viet food instead of soonta so that's a plus too

Yrscore: F5/E3/R4…read more The combination roll tastes good. Probably one of the best I have tried in Adelaide so far. The meat was well prepared and taste great. This is more of a takeaway shop. There are a few high stools if you choose to dine in. The staff weren't exceptionally friendly but not rude. Could do with a bit more of attentiveness. I requested for additional chilli sauce but was ignored/forgotten. Will return as the Bahn Mi is really good. Hopefully, the experience will be way better next time!

Surprised this hasn't received any reviews yet. Been here a few times for the combination rolls,…read morethey are nice with generous fillings. Tasty and good value if you're looking for a cheap lunch fix.

Great Pho and wonton noodles but also massive menu so you'll likely find what you want. Clean,…read moregreat presentation and friendly customer service by the nice ladies there. Also has alcohol which is a plus!

Excellent cold meat roll except that the fermented radish quality is not consistent over time…read more Sometimes the radish does not taste sour enough. But overall the roll is great with decent amount of ingredients with authentic taste. I used to buy meat rolls in a close by Nhu Lan shop, but I was so annoyed with the Nhu Lan sellers' attitude that I had to stop eating Coll meat roll for a while. Fortunately I have found this new one with better quality, the same price but much better customer service. So have my favourite disk/snack back to my menu!

Family dinner at Mai Kitchen ticked all the boxes for a great local night out. Living just three…read moreblocks away makes it super convenient, and it's nice having such a solid option so close to home. The menu is extensive with plenty of variety, but the standouts for us were the sweet and sour pork and san choy bow - both packed with flavour and beautifully done. With a table of 12, our total bill came to around $300, which felt very reasonable for the quality and amount of food we enjoyed. Definitely a spot worth revisiting.

Finally visited this place after a long time of hearing good things. Honestly couldn't fault them…read moreon anything. The service was great! The food came really fast and the staff were very efficient and attentive. The menu is HUGE! There is HEAPS to choose from for both meat eaters and vegetarians/vegans. The only problem you will have here is choosing what to eat, as everything sounds and looks delicious. My partner and I shared the vegan pork cold rolls and they were absolutely to die for. Fresh and with plenty of sauce! For mains, I had the basil tofu stir fry and my partner had the BBQ and crispy pork rice dish. Both of the portions were very big and the flavours were incredible. The prices are great also. Awesome value for money. We are already looking forward to going back.

Yen Linh is famed locally for excellent Viet food, not limited only to pho and Viet sandwiches, and…read moreI confirm the rumours. Clearly fresh ingredients, excellent presentation, good value, fair prices, clean interior design, and swift service all round out the experience. As always, the food first: I've had pho everywhere with the high expectation of clear broth, true natural quality, no artificial anything to masque its natural flavor, super fresh sprouts and lime and mint (not basil) leaves on the side, freshly cut beef, al-dente noodles, and perfectly clean wares. Yen Linh met all traits. I especially appreciated the speed with which it comes out because the timely freshness from putting the beef into the hot just boiling broth is a key determinant in pho's goodness. Carry-out pho is a serious no-no unless all ingredients are separately packaged which is wastefully unenvironmental, so always have it in-house. Competitive Viet restaurants abound nearby but I found Yen Linh first upon recommend so I stay. Alcohol is available, an assortment of Western and Eastern beers. Interior design is sparse with simple tables and chairs, namely the thinner laminate kind, but no worries. Next time I'll report on the sandwiches and fried goods, another major realm of Viet cuisine in Adelaide to say nothing about the menu's many seafood dishes. Service is quick and attentive with the whole family of presumably one related to the owner chipping into make it all work quickly. While I went at non-peak hours intra-day, they act quickly enough to be confident in their handling evening rush. Didn't use restrooms or ask for other amenities like high chair, booster seat, etc. Billing is customary, no cash only rules, TV is there as background accompaniment. Neighbors are typical suburbaney strip mall-like handling, parking is easy afront mere meters from the door, and carry-out is available for all items.

TiP: Massive menu-something for everyone…read more We went here for dinner to meet friends who drive across town once a month just to enjoy the great food at this hidden gem in Croydon Park. Tucked into the back corner of the parking lot next to an Asian grocery, it's easy to find if you know it's there. Decor is, well...unpretentious (you can ignore the "Paris" screen in the corner too). Dress is as casual as you want to be. Service is fast-both order taking and food delivery. Dishes are brought out as they are ready but our table of four all got their mains within 3-4 minutes of the first one being served. Every dish has a fresh, crisp, made-for-you taste and you can find the layers of flavour in each dish--this food hasn't been sitting in a steam table all night developing "mono-taste." Some items are marked spicy--tangy is probably a better word. However there is plenty of hot sauce at the table to flame it up a notch or two. Prices are VERY reasonable-mains are mostly in the less than $15 range and serves are available as small, large, and extra-large. Trust me and go with large unless you are enormously hungry. Yen Linh is highly recommended for great food and service. You can pay more, but you won't eat better. Eat, drink and be merry--but not too much! JD

Highly Recommended and would come back!…read more I've been to NNQ many times since 2017, but this visit feels different, the ambience feels brighter than ever, with big spoons, forks, and knives. Also involving a touch of Vietnam Culture and household elements like flooring, fireplace, and greenery. The outside area contains lots of tables and chairs to feel, the wind doesn't interfere with anything in the restaurant, though inconsistent chairs are used, it's most likely different to have an outside feel. Contains a mix of nature and modernism. Every table and chair contained sets of cutlery and a serviette. What is interesting to note is that the amount of posters up is seldom, this was most likely on purpose for customers to focus on the culture and not money. For previously being a bank building, NNQ changed it for the better. The Staff were friendly, like a family member you haven't seen in a while. They were guiding, understandable, and has a good work ethic. They also have a few habits like refilling service water without asking, going to the table at appropriate times, and using their hands for gestures that add to the culture. Requesting for items like bowls and plates can't be more easier, it doesn't feel awkward, it feels swift. The Service didn't feel commanding or strict, it felt casual and well guided. The food was served well, with portions of fair size and good price to quality ratio. The first dish, the Crispy Chicken and Broken Rice, was a good mix of very charred chicken, flaky rice, and mix of that soup contained a harmonious feel. The chicken was big, but not too big to match with the amount of rice to create equal portions, the chicken screamed with good taste from all levels, and it was like my mum cooked it on a Friday night. The broken rice, equally as good, after flattening it with my spoon, it was easy to control it and portion it well, what most other restaurants fail to do, the amount of rice mixing with every chicken bite adds up. But these foods of the plate are only good because of it's glue, the soup and spring onion. OMG, these change the taste substantially. The soup adds a juicy feel, making the chicken taste lively once more and makes it easier to flatten and spread, adding to control. The spring onion, equally as good, containing that delicious crunch to the chicken, and emphasises the flavour. Overall, the Crispy Chicken and Broken Rice has a harmonious feel of flavours. The second dish, the Chicken Pho, contains amazing mix of lots of foods all in one dish. Firstly, the way it was served was that it was a fully filled large bowl still steaming somehow. The noodles weren't round, but rather thick, this makes it easier to catch and contains more taste. Because there's so much soup, the noodles can easily moisturise with it, resulting in a juicy feel. The vegetables equally as good, giving a strong crunch. Had the veggies absence in the dish would make the pho drowned out. The chicken was the weakest point in my opinion, of course it wasn't dreadful, but it's unique taste was drowned out by the soup, when I tried to eat the noodles, it tasted like what it was supposed to be, juicy, slurpy down, sucks in the throat. However, the chicken just tastes like blocks of meat being split. But that's just a nitpick as the chicken still stands better than most other chicken soups out there. And the soup itself was astounding, it has a unique taste to it that matches the food description and Vietnam Culture. Overall, the Chicken Pho was great, with it's three ups and one average evening the soup, containing uniques ways to display taste to the mouth. Overall, the Chicken dishes has similarities and differences, containing lots of other foods to give either a harmonious feel of homemade goodness, or a way to display taste to slurp, bite, and try. In Conclusion, NNQ is a wondrous restaurant with lots of food to try, presented with culture, greenery, and legitimatise, with awards shown at the front, stating to the customer that this place has standards. The service really shows, with good improvisation and understanding to customers, with the food on par with my top 5. Highly recommend for anyone wanting a unique feel of Vietnamese Food, to try options uniques, tastes that are different, and a place that gives food for you, not money. 10/10

I can almost promise everyone if you like Vietnamese food.... You will definitely be coming back on…read morea daily. I recommend everyone to eat at the venues (little nnq on gouger street) are just incredible. Always packed and can be loud, so get into this Vietnamese restaurant and eat one of each!. You shouldn't be disappointed. **Haven't had to re edit my posts before till now.** I had walked up to a touch screen that had said "loyalty card" I have gone up to the station, pressed to think that this would be a good idea as I come back regularly. But encountered after I had posted my review, one of the male staff approached me in an aggressive manner. In his words "WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU DOING!." came up speed walking, the facial expression on his face would be enough to make a minor upset. At no point should an employer or employee speak in such tone to a customer. The meaning for this edit Is that, I hope the NNQ owner on Woodville RD can re-inform it's employees. That under no circumstances, should anyone raise there voice at a customer. I hope this can be resolved, by putting a sign up saying. "Do not touch unless you are an employee" Hope to see improvement, but won't be back for a good few months. Hope to come back and review changes to this "staff machine" Tip. * Don't display loyalty card if there are no loyalty cards at this venue. Confusion may occur to customer.

Fast friendly staff. I had takeaway dinner tonight and really enjoyed it. Szechuan Beef, Sweet…read moreand sour pork, special fried rice.

Had been to this Vietnamese restaurant many many times over the past few years, and we(family) made…read morespecific trips to dine there because of the value and taste of the food. For $30+ (can't rem the exact figure) value meal, you can order from a range of about 20 or so dishes. It's 3 dishes of your choice and a complimentary soup of the day, and steam rice included. If you are on a budget, looking for good food that's fit for about a family of 4 or 5, look no further. Weekday and weekend nights are normally packed, so you should be there early if only to avoid the dinner rush hour.