Maison Viet — Restaurant in Barcelona

Location: Maison Viet is just a short walk from the Sagrada Família – about two minutes on foot. The location is perfect if you want to enjoy authentic Vietnamese food after visiting the famous church.

Interior & Atmosphere: You can spot the restaurant from afar: tasteful signs and flags make it easy to find and give the place a welcoming, stylish character. Both inside and outside, the atmosphere is cozy and carefully designed with attention to detail. You immediately feel at ease here.

Food: The food was excellent – freshly prepared, aromatic, and truly delicious. Another big plus: the prices are very reasonable, so you can enjoy great food at a fair price.

Service: The staff was extremely friendly and communicative. From the very beginning we felt welcome, and the team contributed a lot to the relaxed and pleasant atmosphere.

Conclusion: I rarely write reviews about restaurants – only when a place really leaves a special impression on me. That was definitely the case here: Maison Viet impressed me in every aspect. For that reason, I give it five stars and wholeheartedly recommend...

Most good review must be fake. Ridiculous experience at this so-called restaurant. They brought me a bun bo, the worst I have ever seen in my life, looking so poorly made that it killed any appetite. When I pointed out that it looked as if the chef had cooked with their feet, the manager came over to say she was Vietnamese and that “this is how they eat it.” She completely missed the point. When a customer gives feedback, you listen. You don’t confront them. She clearly has no understanding of service. I will never return to this place. Our office is right next door, and I will make sure all my colleagues know this restaurant is bad and should be avoided...

This is a small vietnamese restaurant very close to the Sagrada familia. The staff is adorable, very efficient and helpful. The only downside was the starter.. We ordered vegetarian Heura nems and we got (probably not homemade) small vegetable lumpias. After receiving them we asked both waiters if those were Heura nems, they confirmed but we know what nems are and those were neither nems nor did they have Heura inside.. (See photos) A part from that the vietnamese crepe was good but a bit too fried for my taste. And the vegetarian + beef bowls were good. I wouldnt say this is the best vietnamese restaurant ever but it's decent and...