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VN Street Foods

Bianca Hrovat

Banh cuon at VN Street Foods.
1 / 3Banh cuon at VN Street Foods.Jennifer Soo
Generous portions at tiny prices are a big part of the charm at VN Street Foods.
2 / 3Generous portions at tiny prices are a big part of the charm at VN Street Foods.Jennifer Soo
Inside the Marrickville eatery.
3 / 3Inside the Marrickville eatery.Dominic Lorrimer

VN Street Foods

Vietnamese$

A budget-friendly diner serving flavourful Northern-style pho and bun cha.

The Vietnamese restaurant that became so popular it had to expand into a second dining room and down the footpath. It’s budget-friendly (mains under $20), fast-paced, and serves some of the most flavourful Northern-style pho, bun cha and caramelised pork belly in Marrickville.

Order from the counter (the customisable bento boxes are a great choice, allowing you to try a few different dishes if it’s your first time), pull up a milk crate, and settle in for the people (and dog) watching. There can be a queue on weekends, but you won’t have to wait long, and if you’re not completely satiated by the time your bowl is empty, there’s a fun selection of wobbly desserts such as house-made flan and coconut jelly.

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Bianca HrovatBianca HrovatBianca is Good Food’s Sydney eating out and restaurant editor.

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