Que Viet, is a small but sophisticated Vietnamese restaurant in east London which is conveniently located near Old Street tube station, with Hoxton rail station just a short walk away. Featuring elements of French colonialism in its appearance and look, the restaurant stands out as one of London's most modern Vietnamese restaurants. The food served is authentic and fresh, with traditional recipes passed down through generations infused with French culinary touches.

The menu is varied and offers a choice of typical Vietnamese as well as French dishes. The signature dishes include tender slowly-cooked duck served with onions and ginger, deep fried salt and pepper squid and stewed goat with coconut sauce served in a flaming dish. Dishes like papaya salad with a dressing of lemon and fish sauce and Hanoi fish with dill and herbs blend well with plain noodles and Vietnamese dipping sauce.

The restaurant also serves a variety of Vietnamese beers and French wines alongside a range of rum, gin and brandy to accompany the meal.