An Nam - A Vietnamese Surprise!

Price: $$$

Cravingness: ★★★★★

An Nam, a new Vietnamese restaurant located at Lee Garden One, Causeway Bay. Apart from all the various Vietnamese dishes you can possibly try in Hong Kong, An Nam also introduces dishes from the center part of Vietnamese, Hue which is pretty rare in Hong Kong. Hue cuisine is categorised as palace cuisine in the old times where Hui dishes are more delicate and nicely plated.

Pho Tai - New Pho in Kowloon Bay

Price: $

Cravingness: ★★★☆☆

There are quite a few new restaurant excitements in Kowloon Bay recently. From Ippudo and Dondonya a few months ago, to Coco Curry Ichibanya and Pho Tai. Pho Tai in particular excited me the most, since I got seduced by their drooling aroma every morning I pass by their shop, plus I heard their pho is nice. It is literally not possible to dine at Pho Tai during lunch hour, so I went in after 2pm instead.

PHO - We Need Some Authentic PHO!

Having a very artistic afternoon, we went for Art Jaming in Lai Chi Kok. The lesson finished at 5pm, then we decided to head for an early dinner at Tsim Sha Tsui and go watch Narnia.

My friend said she had once encountered a pretty nice Vietnamese restaurant in Ashley Road and decided to bring me there. Upon arriving Ashley Road, I saw the logo of Pho Vietnamese Restaurant and I suddenly realised I had seen this logo in Causeway! Finally we found some nice Vietnamese Restaurant that is more authentic (although not totally) Vietnamese than Green Cottage. (Click to read review on Green Cottage)

Green Cottage | Any Nice Vietnamese Cusine around?

Having too much burger these day, we decided to have something that feels light and healthy. A bowl of beef vietnamese noodles just served the criterion. Talking about Vietnamese cuisine in Causeway Bay, I could not think of any other restaurant but Green Cottage. Were there really not much Vietnamese cuisine in Causeway or are they just simply not good enough to be remembered? Anyway,  please do recommend one if you find one nice.