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Lai Zai is a casual spot in the city center serving Vietnamese street food and flavorful dishes designed for sharing. The space has a relaxed atmosphere suited for both a quick lunch and an informal dinner with friends, featuring a selection of bánh mì, fresh and fried spring rolls, bao buns, and noodle bowls. Service is prompt, and prices are reasonable with bánh mì priced around 125 NOK and small bites starting at about 110 NOK.
vietnamese · street food · casual

Located in Rådhusgata in Kvadraturen, District 4 is a casual and lively spot serving modern Vietnamese street food. The interior is stylish and moody with colorful accents, creating a warm and relaxed atmosphere. The menu features flavorful dishes like bao buns, fresh and fried spring rolls, pho, and grilled meats and seafood. It works just as well for a quick lunch as it does for an evening out with friends sharing multiple small plates over cocktails or Asian beers. Prices are reasonable for such a central location, with dishes designed well for sharing. It can get busy during weekends, so booking a table in advance is a good idea for larger groups.
vietnamese · asian · casual