Lang Nuong Tre Viet in Hackney

Really fresh. The pho noodles soup special was really flavourful and the taro bubble tea was the best I've had. I'd definitely recommend it if you want to have a nice relaxed dinner. The service and one portion is more than enough to fill you up and it's fairly cheap too. Most vegetarian items are also vegan and are tastyyyy (according to my vegan friend)

I've eaten at a few Vietnamese restaurants and this is by far the closest authentic Vietnamese restaurant you'll find in London. Great menu, great service and friendly staff 5*!!! See you guys again!

Reasonable priced delicious Vietnamese food with good service.

Nice informal atmosphere. Absolutely delicious food. Warm and convivial service. Highly recommend!

Very nice staff, air-con and ambience. The food was ok, maybe I didn't order the best dish on the menu but would go again 😊

I've eaten here many times and the food is always fresh and very tasty. Friendly service too.

I used to go to this place as it was right by my old office so ordered them via deliveroo. the Banh mi was tasty and reasonably priced. However i wasnt impressed with the rest. £10.50 for two little cut up spring rolls (essentially 6 bites) is a complete rip off and do not think it tastes any better than other places that are 6£ where you get 3 or 4. in fact i really didn't like the taste.

Price - completely decent for Hackney and they take card unlike some others down mate streetLocation - easy to get to via bus, or a ten minute walk from Hackney centralAtmosphere - quiet, chilled, private, warmService - great, especially if you are keen for someone to bring food and leave you to chat!Food - fresh tasty ingredients, would recommend the seafood pho, which contains king prawns and squid

Excellent Vietnamese, everything very fresh and tasty, went on Saturday afternoon and it was quite quiet, paid parking outside. Only slight negative is the music smooth jazz, which is not my taste

First let me say, this restaurant isn’t BYO anymore so we showed up with a clinking tote bag of wine which we had to take home again! We came early on a Tuesday and the place was quiet although it quickly filled up giving it a bit more atmosphere. The mural is pretty but there wasn’t am awful lot of atmosphere. We ordered the mixed sharing platter to start which had delicious summer rolls (which I can sometimes find bland but these were full of plump juicy prawns), crispy fried duck rolls (I didn’t think these were anything special, my partner loved them), crispy spicy, salty and sweet squid which was perfectly cooked and a really fresh yummy well dressed salad. Great starter but it wasn’t cheap! For mains we had the mushrooms in homemade oyster sauce and a duck curry. Both were absolutely full of flavour and couldn’t be faulted really well cooked and yummy. We didn’t order rice or noodles as we didn’t want lots of carbs and also they were quite expensive (over six pounds for plain noodles- imagine the profit margin!) This, coupled with the the slightly stand offish service, is the only thing that’s stopping me giving this place 5 stars.