Namo
178 Victoria Park Road Village, London, E9 7HD
Sitting in the middle of Victoria Park Village, Namo Kitchen remains true to its Vietnamese roots in offering a range of traditional dishes replete with the flavours of lemongrass, ginger, basil, galangal and coconut. The simple yet inviting contemporary ambience encourages diners to extend gastronomical boundaries. Vietnamese cuisine appeals to the palate with its fine balance between taste, colour, aroma and arrangement. In trying to achieve harmony with the traditional concept of five elements, many dishes incorporate five spices, five nutrients and five colours. Sample this symphony at Namo's with dishes like aromatic crispy duck, soft shell crab with tamarind sauce, chargrilled pork with five spices and black eyed beans, spicy beef curry with star anise, traditional fish claypot and tofu with ginger and shitake mushrooms.Sitting in the middle of Victoria Park Village, Namo Kitchen remains true to its Vietnamese roots in offering a range of traditional dishes replete with the flavours of lemongrass, ginger, basil, galangal and coconut. The simple yet inviting contemporary ambience encourages diners to extend gastronomical boundaries.
Vietnamese cuisine appeals to the palate with its fine balance between taste, colour, aroma and arrangement. In trying to achieve harmony with the traditional concept of five elements, many dishes incorporate five spices, five nutrients and five colours. Sample this symphony at Namo's with dishes like aromatic crispy duck, soft shell crab with tamarind sauce, chargrilled pork with five spices and black eyed beans, spicy beef curry with star anise, traditional fish claypot and tofu with ginger and shitake mushrooms. Round off the meal with desserts like banana or apple toffee fritters with vanilla ice cream and warm creamy tofu with ginger and coconut sauce. You may want to opt for a cold Tiger beer or Vietnamese iced coffee with your meal.
Vietnamese
: 12:30 - 15:30 17:30 - 23:00
Reservations: 020 8533 0639
178 Victoria Park Road Village, London, E9 7HD [Map]
N/A £29.00
(Avg Price is the average cost per person for two courses, coffee, half a bottle of house wine and tip/service)
REVIEWS OF Namo
Matt (24 October 2008)
Namo is a lovely place and the food is great. The prices are also very reasonable. My partner and I have been there a few times. The cheese cake is amazing; we call it the best cheese cake in the world. A customer was explaining to the members of staff that it was the best cheese cake in the world, so we thought we better try it and she was right. I won't tell you what it is, but go and try for yourselves.
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Children welcome
Air condition
Reservations
Groups allowed
Outside seating
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