They truly have incredibly delicious Bao with fried chicken. They are so generous with sauces and tasty fillings. My friend tried their ramen noodles, and she thought it was absolutely top-notch too!

We found this place by coincidence, but I have to say this is most delicious place I have tried in Malmo. I would strongly recommend the fried rice noodle!

I would say this is the best Vietnamese restaurant in Malmö. It is small, so it can get crowded, but many people wait for their takeaways, so there is a good chance to get a table even if it looks packed from the outside. The menu is very diverse, and includes besides the staples of soups, sandwiches and cold noodles the special Vietnamese crêpes, which any first time visitor should try. The homemade lemonade is also very good.

Excellent place for a quick bite, with a lot of choice and very generous portions. The bao themselves are enough for dinner for one, and we made the mistake of ordering more... not really a mistake as it was delicious (Vietnamese noodle soup with beef - not pho). Would definitely go back, seems like a great option for lunch.

Edit. Very rude staff in the cashier. I am the only customer on the front and she clearly ignored me and gave me a very sharp look. I decided to go instead of wait to order. Will never go here again. It’s a very small restaurant with some tables outside. The staffs were very friendly. Restroom was clean and fresh. We ordered the ricenoodle salad with beef and fried duck with rice. We love salad especially the beef that was so tasty. Nothing special with the duck. We ordered also some lemonade. Unfortunately, it was too sweet for our taste. And they charge for tap water.

I tried two highly voted vietnamese restaurants in malmö and this restaurant has better phở and beef noodle. I took summer spring rolls but it did not live up my expectation. However their noodles are tasty and have taste as southern part of vietnam which is usually sweeter. I recommend phở or bún bò huế. Bún bò huế is a little bit spicy due to the oil, you can remove it so it will taste better

Delicious and authentic Vietnamese food. For a quick bite I’d recommend the fried chicken sandwich or the Bao buns. The sandwich is very crispy and can easily be eaten in the go. The bao buns are good as well but very difficult to eat (sticky finger guarantee) so I’d recommend dining in. The Pho and ramen soups are very tasty as well.

Khanh is a solid Vietnamese spot when you need a quick fix. The food is decent, no frills Vietnamese cuisine. The noodle bowls and banh mi are decent albeit lacking finesse. The restaurant would probably classify as a hole-in-the-wall but they do have a few tables inside. In summer, there are also tables outside, in front of the restaurant.

Serves vietnam food. Nothing special. Interior. Poor. Could use a piff up. Food. I had their "mum buns". Funny name but that is pretty much it. The dough didn't taste anything and was far from fresh/homemade. Their fried noodles looked sloppy. The only things that looked good was their sandwiches and "pho" noodlesoup. I can definitely see myself go back there to try those. Price. Average.

Indulging in the exquisite flavors of veg Gyoza, a succulent shrimp ramen bowl, and delectable chicken fried rice created a symphony of tastes that danced on the palate. The warmth of the lady's friendliness added an extra layer of charm, making the entire dining experience truly beautiful.Will visit soon.

Super flavorful and satisfying bowl of Pho chay vegan based broth with shrimp and rice noodles. They take their time making it, a worthwhile wait! I’m definitely coming here for lunch more often.

Does not disappoint on flavor or heat! Recommend #10, the homemade kimchi is spicy and full of depth. Come after 1:30 if you want to be sure to get a table.

Excellent Vietnamese cuisine. The portion is large. Very delicious bouillon and trimmings. However I feel like it’s a better place to take takeaway. It’s quite cold in the local.

Fantastic food to a really good price! Try their new panko fried chicken dishes.

Causal dining restaurant, fair price, nice Asian food

Tasty, reasonably priced food with several vegan options. Quick, friendly service. It's a small space but everyone makes it work.

Ordered 1 beef noodle and 1 Khanh soppq (Hue beef noodle). 10 out of 10. Totally satisfied 😊 authentic flavors, muchhhh better than the fancy restaurant we tried the day before. We ate up the whole giant bowls. Added to my top favorites, would definitely come back to try everything in the menu 😊

Delicious food, great place for lunch. The place is really small so if you want eat lunch there make sure to arrive early or have a later lunch. During summer they have tables outside to it's easier to find a table.

One of the best places to eat soup in malmö. Tried everything on their menu, and it isn't a thing that is not fresh or made with love. This is a special place to go whenever you want to celebrate something.

The bún bò Huế here is very authentic (it's a Southern version, very popular in Sai Gon). I'm a Vietnamese, and I grew up with bún bò Huế, so I'm very picky. As usual, I was sceptical just like any other time I had this dish outside of Vietnam, and this shop is a great surprise. Wholeheartedly recommending!

These guys have great food. The reason I give this a low score is the fact that tapwater costs money here. This is a trend that needs to stop.

Tasteful chicken dumplings and a huge bowl of bo Kho. Nice and enjoyable experience

I really enjoyed this place while I was in Malmö! It was the best Viet food I had in town I'd say. I really enjoyed the Bahn Mi and spring rolls :) If I were back in town I'd go again for sure. There likely will be a wait during lunchtime as it's a really popular spot. Wish I could have tried more dishes.