Asian Food Bar Vietnam

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Part of the same complex where 127 Days , Master Jin Taste of China and Mount Lion Cafe are located, Asian Food Bar Vietnam is a good place for those looking for a quick Vietnamese meal. The dishes offered include Banh Mi and more filling meals featuring noodles or rice.

Their Combination Banh Mi featured a combination of grilled chicken, roast pork and Vietnamese meat loaf. The grilled chicken was cooked just right and the crackling of the roast pork added some crunch to the dish. A contrast of texture was provided by the Vietnamese meat loaf and there was a generous amount of pickled vegetables. While the chilli had a punchy spicy taste, it should still be suitable for most tastes.


Combination Banh Mi (Photographed by Jonathan Phoon)

Replacing the combination of meats with meatballs, the meatballs in the Meatball Banh Mi was soft with enough sauce to ensure they were not too dry. Compared to the Combination Banh Mi, the amount of chilli included was not as much.


Meatball Banh Mi (Photographed by Jonathan Phoon)

The perfect size for a single diner, the chicken in the Grilled Chicken with Sticky Rice was cooked as well as that in the Combination Banh Mi. There was enough chicken included to make eating the dish a satisfying experience. The sticky rice acted as a good foil to the chicken and was cooked in some oil to give it some flavour.


Grilled Chicken with Sticky Rice (Photographed by Jonathan Phoon)

Replacing the sticky rice with noodles, the noodles in the Grilled Chicken with Noodles retained some bite and the sauce they were tossed in gave the dish a savoury flavour. Extra texture was provided by the vegetables and the inclusion of chilli gave a hint of spiciness.


Grilled Chicken with Noodles (Photographed by Jonathan Phoon)

Compared to the meatballs in the Meatball Banh Mi, the Grilled Meatballs were firmer while still retaining some moistness. The sauce used to glaze the meatballs gave them a sweet-savoury flavour that is similar to Char Siu pork.

Their Spring Roll was fried to golden-brown and the vegetable filling had a nice firm texture to it. The size of the Spring Roll also makes it enough to serve as a satisfying snack for one. The filling can be hot so eating it slowly is advised to avoid burning yourself.


Grilled Meatballs and Spring Rolls (Photographed by Jonathan Phoon)

Finding parking space is not an issue as the nearby carpark offers convenient off-streeting parking for the outlet.

Phone no: 08 8340 8555
Address: 2/113 – 131 Days Road, Croydon Park, SA

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