Chinatown is home to a plethora of good eats, including famous zi char and hearty steamboat. Another new addition to the list is Long Phung Vietnamese Restaurant, which has just opened its second outlet along New Bridge Road. The casual eatery is conveniently located a minute on foot from Chinatown MRT Station.
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If you’re a Katong resident, you might be familiar Long Phung Vietnamese Restaurant’s first location in Joo Chiat. They’ve been around for a long while, and are known to regulars for serving unpretentious, authentic Vietnamese fare at reasonable prices.
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The menu is extensive, with familiar highlights such as the Special Noodle Soup ($11.90), a meaty medley of meatballs, beef slices, brisket and more, accompanied by silky rice noodles.
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They also have their popular Spring Rolls ($12), deep-fried till shatteringly crisp on the outside. It’s served with a sweet dipping sauce on the side to cut through the greasiness.
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Those who love banh mi can try their Spicy Beef Stew with Baguette (price TBD): a rich and flavourful stew paired with a fresh baguette for dipping.
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If you’ve been to Vietnam before, you might be familiar with Vietnamese-style dry noodle dishes topped with various types of meat. Long Phung is said to serve a solid Bun Thit Nuong (price TBD): grilled pork slices on a bed of rice noodles and fresh veggies, complete with a refreshingly sweet and tangy dressing.
As the restaurant is still rather new, their full menu and prices are not yet available. We’ll update this story once we get more details.
For more Vietnamese food recommendations, check out our Banh Mi Saigon review, where we tried legendary banh mi filled with offals. Otherwise, visit the nearby Ah Heng Curry Chicken Bee Hoon Mee in Hong Lim Food Centre for Michelin-recommended curry noodles.
Address: 239/241 New Bridge Road, Singapore 059439
Opening hours: TBD
Website
Long Phung Vietnamese Restaurant is not a halal-certified eatery.
Featured image adapted from @nataleeats and Long Phung Vietnamese Restaurant FB
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