VietSmith — Chicken & beef pho, grilled saigon rooster, avenue bites & dessert at Millenia Walk

I really like Vietnam! The heritage streets, individuals, and most significantly… its scrumptious meals. For these working across the Millenia Walk space, you must take a look at VietSmith which serves up up to date Vietnamese delicacies.

Having just lately opened on 27 Mar 2023, the restaurant’s menu has a broad spectrum of meals so that you can bask in.

Here, you’ll be capable to take pleasure in a bowl of heartwarming pho with choices like Poached Shredded Chicken, Homemade Chicken Meatball (S$15.90), Grilled Chicken Dry Vermicelli (S$14.90), Sliced Beef, Beef Meatball (S$15.90) and Oxtail (S$18.90).

If you’re within the temper to offer your self a deal with, order from the premium beef collection just like the Wagyu Beef, Honeycomb Beef Tripe (S$21.90) or Wagyu Beef, Beef Tendon, Beef Meatball, Honeycomb Beef Tripe (S$22.90).

The menu additionally has dishes appropriate for big households or group of buddies to share amongst themselves. VietSmith’s extremely advisable selection is the Signature Grilled Saigon Chicken (S$15.90 for half, S$28.90 for complete).

You can pair the dish with Broken Rice (Com Tam) (S$1.50), which is consumed largely by the poor who couldn’t afford common rice in Vietnam. It tastes the identical as regular white rice besides they’re smaller. Because of this, it has a barely completely different texture and is ready to soak in flavours higher.

Other dishes which you’ll share the energy with embody Flame Grilled Catfish with Homemade Sauce (S$18.90) and Grilled Beef Wrapped in Vine Leaves (S$15.90).

There’re additionally conventional and elevated avenue meals accessible to enhance your fundamental meals. Tuck into Fresh Spring Roll with Shrimp (S$7.90), Grilled Quail Egg with Minced Chicken Pancake and Savoury Prawn & Coconut Mini Pancake (S$14.90).

After all that pretty savoury grub, keep in mind to avoid wasting your abdomen for the Caramelised Banana with Ice Cream (S$6.90).

To end off your meal, sip on a cup of Coco Nut Latte (S$6.90) or Pandan Gula Melaka Latte (S$6.90). If you’re extra of a traditionalist, get the Vietnamese drip espresso collection just like the Iced Milk Coffee (S$5.50) or sizzling Black Coffee (S$4).

Head right down to Millenia Walk right now for some scrumptious Vietnamese delicacies.

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