Zürich
This guide brings together pho spots across Zurich and nearby areas, from fully vegan bowls on Quellenstrasse to central old-town dining and convenient takeaway around Kloten and Brüttisellen. Compare the style of meal you want, the location that suits your day, and whether you need delivery, collection, evening service or a table reserved ahead.
This list comes from researching pho spots in Zürich: we kept the businesses that specialise in it, that customers recommend and that give clear, trustworthy information.
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#1Phở Na Vegi is a cosy vegetarian restaurant on Quellenstrasse 49 serving completely vegan food with Vietnamese-inspired flavours. Pho, noodles, vegetables, mushrooms and greens form a colourful, satisfying menu that suits both a healthy lunch and an unhurried dinner.
The warm, cared-for atmosphere makes it especially appealing for relaxed meals with friends, while weekend opening broadens the choice beyond weekday dining.
#2Fresh ingredients and original recipes
Pho Vietnam is a Vietnamese restaurant at Bahnhofstrasse 9 in Kloten, offering pho and other dishes built around fresh ingredients and original recipes . Spicy pho and fried rice are standout choices for diners seeking bold, familiar Vietnamese flavours, while delivery and collection make the restaurant useful beyond a sit-down meal.
Its split lunch-and-evening schedule suits airport-area workers, travellers and nearby residents planning a convenient meal.
#3Authentic Vietnamese street food
Pho Vietnamese Street Food presents authentic Vietnamese street food at Schaffhauserstrasse 157 in Kloten. The menu covers pho and a wider range of Vietnamese dishes, with Bun Chả standing out as a strong choice for diners seeking traditional Hanoi-style flavour.
Its somewhat discreet setting rewards a deliberate visit, while the evening service and Sunday dinner opening make it a useful destination for an informal meal rather than a rushed stop.
#4Phở Na is a central Vietnamese restaurant on Schmidgasse 6, well suited to a lunch break, casual dinner or shared meal in Zurich’s old town. Its pho is the natural starting point, complemented by flavourful summer rolls and a broad Vietnamese menu.
Weekend opening from noon makes it a practical choice for daytime dining, while split weekday service supports both a midday bowl and an evening visit.
#5Pho with ribs and Suon Bo Ham
Restaurant Vietdura is a Vietnamese restaurant in Tagelswangen at Zürcherstrasse 48, offering a broad menu alongside pho and other hearty dishes. Pho with ribs and Suon Bo Ham are natural picks for a filling, flavour-forward meal, while takeaway adds flexibility for dining at home.
The restaurant opens for weekday lunches and evenings, with weekend dinner service suited to a relaxed out-of-town meal.
#6Inviting, peaceful dining room
Du Du Vietnamese Cuisine & Sushi Restaurant in Dietikon combines Vietnamese cooking with sushi at Zürcherstrasse 126. The inviting, peaceful dining room suits a relaxed meal, while generous portions make it a comfortable choice for a substantial lunch or dinner.
The menu reaches beyond pho into dishes such as bún riêu, giving groups with different cravings more room to choose. Weekday lunch and evening services provide useful flexibility.
#7Fresh vegetables and vibrant Vietnamese flavours
Bánh Mì Bao is a Vietnamese restaurant at Tramstrasse 15 in Zurich, with a clear focus on generous bánh mì built around crusty bread, fresh vegetables and vibrant Vietnamese flavours . The portions make it a satisfying choice for a quick lunch, a post-workout meal or an easy takeaway, with particularly good value for a filling sandwich.
The bread may vary in freshness, but the overall offer remains straightforward and appealing.
#8Little Vietnam combines a Vietnamese bistro and takeaway at Zürichstrasse 29 in Wangen-Brüttisellen. Its menu stays varied without becoming unfocused, pairing freshly cooked dishes with rich sauces, quality ingredients and fair pricing.
The format works particularly well for takeaway and delivery, with meals arriving warm and promptly. Split lunch and evening hours make it practical for weekday meals, while the restaurant is closed on Sundays.
#9Eclipse Bar & Lounge on Albisstrasse 84 is a restaurant and drinks-led venue suited to relaxed evenings, date nights and small groups. The menu includes steak, tuna tartare, chicken dishes, fried chicken and bao buns, complemented by a broad selection of food and drinks.
Its cosy setting and welcoming hosting add to the occasion, while advance booking is sensible when planning a busy night.
#10Äntli brings Vietnamese cooking to Landstrasse 25 in Wettingen with a simple, charming setting and a choice of dine-in or takeaway. Pho comes with coriander, Thai basil and chilli on the side, while the stir-fries are built around vegetables, meat and pronounced wok hei.
It is a good fit for diners who want fresh flavours, adjustable garnishes and a relaxed Vietnamese meal outside central Zurich.
#11Banh Mi is a takeaway restaurant on Limmatstrasse 259 specialising in Vietnamese-style sandwiches and bún dishes. Bánh mì can include beef, cucumber, coriander and sweet-and-sour carrots, while the portions are notably generous.
Online pre-ordering, takeaway, home delivery and a second location at MAME Seefeld make it convenient for eating on the move, though the flavours may feel less traditional to diners seeking a more classic profile.
#12Co Chin Chin Brasserie in Zurich Seefeld serves Vietnamese food throughout the day, alongside wines, cocktails and spirits. The menu covers spring rolls, bún cuốn, clay-pot rice dishes, chicken and other Vietnamese favourites, making it suitable for a social lunch, dinner or drinks-led evening.
The setting can become lively and busy, so reserving a table ahead is a practical part of the visit.
#13Thoughtful decor, music and books
Hien‘s Kitchen in Schlieren offers Vietnamese cooking in a warm, home-like setting shaped by personal hosting, thoughtful decor, music and books . Pho is a central draw, with bánh mì and other Vietnamese dishes also part of the menu.
The atmosphere suits an unhurried meal or a familiar local stop, especially for diners who appreciate a welcoming room as much as a bowl of soup.
#14Vietnamese restaurant, takeaway and courier service
Viêt-Long is a Vietnamese restaurant, takeaway and courier service on Allmannstrasse in Winterthur. The offer centres on authentic Vietnamese cooking, with delivery available for meals prepared to travel beyond the dining room.
Friendly hosting and carefully prepared dishes give it an easygoing feel for a local dinner, while the split lunch and evening schedule suits both weekday breaks and evening takeaway.
#15Personal family-run hospitality
Viet-Thai is a family-run Vietnamese restaurant in Zurich’s Kreis 4, shaped by personal hospitality and an authentically Asian kitchen. It works well for a relaxed lunch, an informal evening meal or a quick takeaway, with solo dining and late-night food also part of the offer.
The menu brings together Vietnamese and Thai favourites, including pho, bún chả giò, spring rolls, curries, duck and soups. A selection of vegan dishes broadens the choice, while spicy salads and aromatic preparations add freshness and contrast. Portions can feel modest for larger appetites, so the restaurant is particularly appealing when you want a focused, reasonably priced meal rather than an extended feast.
Summary
| # | Business | Rating | Reviews | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Phở Na Vegi | 4.9 | 140 | Vegan pho |
| #2 | Pho Vietnam | 4.6 | 148 | Spicy pho |
| #3 | Pho Vietnamese Street Food | 4.8 | 65 | Authentic Vietnamese dishes and relaxed evening meals |
| #4 | Phở Na | 4.1 | 241 | Pho in the city centre and casual shared meals |
| #5 | Restaurant Vietdura | 4.9 | 638 | Hearty Vietnamese meals and takeaway pho |
| #6 | Du Du Vietnamese Cuisine & Sushi Restaurant | 4.8 | 683 | Groups wanting Vietnamese dishes alongside sushi |
| #7 | Bánh Mì Bao | 4.9 | 361 | A filling Vietnamese sandwich in Oerlikon |
| #8 | Little Vietnam | 4.9 | 265 | Convenient Vietnamese takeaway near Brüttisellen |
| #9 | Eclipse Bar & Lounge | 4.9 | 155 | Dinner and drinks in a cosy lounge setting |
| #10 | Äntli | 4.6 | 402 | Fresh Vietnamese cooking in Wettingen |
| #11 | Banh Mi | 4.7 | 224 | Convenient bánh mì and bún in central Zurich |
| #12 | Co Chin Chin Brasserie | 4.5 | 650 | All-day Vietnamese dining in Seefeld |
| #13 | Hien‘s Kitchen | 4.8 | 118 | Comforting Vietnamese food in Schlieren |
| #14 | Viêt-Long | 4.5 | 349 | Vietnamese food with delivery in Winterthur |
| #15 | Viet-Thai | 4.5 | 330 | Pho and noodle lunches |
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Use the map to see whether a restaurant fits your route through central Zurich, Oerlikon or the old town, or whether a nearby option in Kloten, Dietikon, Tagelswangen or Brüttisellen is more convenient. It also helps reveal clusters of Vietnamese restaurants and estimate the distance before setting off for lunch or dinner.
Phở Na Vegi on Quellenstrasse is the clearest choice for a fully vegan Vietnamese meal. Its menu centres on pho, noodles, vegetables, mushrooms and greens, making it suitable for diners who want a plant-based bowl rather than simply one vegetarian option among many.
Pho Vietnam in Kloten offers collection and delivery, while Restaurant Vietdura provides takeaway alongside hearty Vietnamese dishes. Little Vietnam in Wangen-Brüttisellen also combines a bistro with takeaway and delivery, which can work well for meals at home.
Phở Na on Schmidgasse is in Zurich’s old town and suits a casual lunch, dinner or shared meal. It offers pho alongside summer rolls and other Vietnamese dishes, so it is a useful option when location matters as much as the bowl itself.
Bánh Mì Bao on Tramstrasse in Oerlikon focuses on filling Vietnamese bánh mì rather than pho. It is a practical alternative for a quick lunch, post-workout meal or takeaway when you want fresh vegetables and Vietnamese flavours in a sandwich.
For a relaxed evening or a larger group, reserving ahead is sensible, particularly when you have a fixed schedule. Before travelling, confirm the opening hours and whether the restaurant is serving the dish you want at that time, as lunch and evening patterns can differ.
