Vietnamese Restaurants in Krakow

Krakow’s food scene has quietly welcomed some surprisingly tasty Vietnamese spots, especially around the student-heavy areas like Kazimierz and near Uniwersytet Jagielloński.

If you’re craving pho that actually reminds you of Hanoi or Saigon, check out Pho 68 on Dajwór street. It’s a small, no-frills place but the broth is deep and the herbs fresh. I’ve been going there for years whenever I need a comforting bowl on a chilly Krakow evening.

For something a bit more casual, Banh Mi 77, just off the Main Square, dishes out crispy, well-stuffed banh mi sandwiches that locals swear by. The crispy baguette with pickled veggies and spicy mayo hits the spot after a day walking around the Old Town.

And here’s a tip: Vietnamese tea or fresh sugarcane juice is a lovely thing to order alongside your meal, especially in summer when Krakow’s heat can surprise you. Don’t expect anything flashy or trendy – Vietnamese spots here tend to keep it simple and genuine.

If you want to go beyond soups and sandwiches, try ordering bun cha or fresh rice paper rolls, often overlooked but packed with fresh herbs and textures. You’ll find a few restaurants scattered around but ask locals or your favorite barista for the newest hidden ones. Krakow’s Vietnamese scene is still small but full of quiet gems.