Tre Bambu - Avenida da Liberdade — Restaurant in Lisbon

Perfect spot for a date!!!!! Very beautiful spot to take pics and enjoy Vietnamese food. Nestled in a charming corner of the city, Tre Bambu brings the vibrant flavors of Vietnamese cuisine to life. As a lover of Vietnamese food, I was thrilled to discover this gem of a restaurant, and I must say, it did not disappoint.

Upon entering Tre Bambu, I was greeted by a warm and inviting ambiance. The restaurant's décor exuded an authentic Vietnamese charm, with beautiful lanterns, traditional artwork, and comfortable seating. The staff welcomed me with genuine smiles and were eager to guide me through the menu.

The menu at Tre Bambu offers a tantalizing array of Vietnamese dishes, from classic favorites to unique culinary creations. To start, I indulged in the fresh spring rolls, which were bursting with vibrant herbs, crisp vegetables, and succulent shrimp. The rolls were accompanied by a delightful peanut dipping sauce that added a perfect balance of flavors.

For the main course, I savored the traditional pho. The fragrant beef broth was rich and flavorful, and the rice noodles were cooked to perfection. The tender slices of beef and aromatic herbs added depth to each spoonful. It was a comforting and satisfying dish that transported me to the bustling streets of Vietnam.

To complement my meal, I enjoyed a traditional Vietnamese iced coffee, which provided a delightful blend of bold coffee and creamy sweetness.

In conclusion, Tre Bambu is a haven for Vietnamese cuisine enthusiasts. The authentic flavors, welcoming ambiance, and attentive service make it a standout restaurant. Whether you're seeking classic Vietnamese dishes or looking to explore new culinary delights, Tre Bambu is a must-visit. Prepare to be transported on a culinary journey through the vibrant and tantalizing world of...

The Vietnamese Spring Rolls were good We ordered:

1. Vietnamese Spring Rolls - Nem

2. Special rice noodle hot soup with Chicken - Pho-Ga

3. Crispy Beef in Sweet and Sour Sauce - Bok Chien Gion Sot Chua Ngot

4. Super Bock Beer

5. The Nem was good

6. The soup was plain water really not broth. Some small pieces of onion and very little chicken scrap pieces with skin and onlt skin. No taste totally bad. Not much of chicken meat.

7. Not very much beef and the meat was again side scraps. No crispiness and so much fat. Everything was drown in a little sweet and sour sauce.

If we had not orded Nem, - only one star.

No. 2 and three were extremely expensive especially for so low quality of chicken and beef scraps and no taste.

In all other Vietnamese restaurants we have visited in the world they have thick soja sauce and special hot Vietnamese sauces at the tables or bring them out.

We miss our favourite Vietnamese restaurant...

📸: @bambu.lisboa (Verdict: 👍🏻 No Potatoes)

Can we get too much seafood??? So, someone wanted some sort of soup this evening. Wonder who? ;-)

We quickly Googled for a Pho place nearby. Tre - Bambu was right across the place we’re staying at. Luckily, they were able to get us table that was free till 8:30pm. Btw, their menu has pictures of all their dishes!!! This is something every restaurant should do. Every dish we ordered hit the spot! The wontons were ridiculous!! A party for your tastebuds. The best Vietnamese food in Lisbon!Period!! @vinopotato 🍷🥔

Here’s what we ordered…

#3 HÁ CÃO CHIÊN (4PCS) Wonton fritos com camarão moído | Fried prawn wonton.

#20 GÀ CARAMEL, Frango caramelo com arroz de jasmim | Caramelized chicken with jasmine rice.

#11 PHÖ BÒ, Sopa especial com massa de arroz e carne de vaca | Special rice-noodle hot...