As the name suggests, Phamous Kitchen is famous for good reason <br/ <br/ This place has spectacular food, truly amazing. Naturally, one of their signature dishes the colourful crisp pork pancake took pride of place at the centre of my table and it was outta this world divine. Seriously....a MUST HAVE.<br/ <br/ Accompanied with rice paper roll, lamb chop, tender seared scallop and Vietnamese iced coffees, lunch was amazing. This was plenty of food for 2 people (would've even fed a third! . I'm so glad I finally had the opportunity to try it after obsessing over all of the delicious photos I've seen.<br/ <br/ Owners Thomas Kate take pride in their modern twists on beloved Vietnamese classics,...
Wincing a little at the spelling of the name, I entered Phamous Kitchen with some trepidation. I’m not a big fan of Sydney’s Thai Foon of Thai Riffic restaurant pun names and I feared that Vietnamese restaurants were about to become just as Hanoi ing... Luckily, in this case the name is simply a reference to the owner and chef, Thanh Pham. He lives in Bankstown pretty much the heart of Sydney’s Vietnamese community but has brought his cooking skills to bear in Balmain.The restaurant is situated on the highly competitive restaurant strip opposite Balmain Hospital and Gladstone Park. It slotted into the site vacated by One6Eight, just two doors away from another Vietnamese restaurant pushing a...
Ordered takeaway . Food was fantastic and service was fabulous , I ordered duck rolls and Ga Gin chicken . Roll was tasty and health , a lot of veg inside .one and only thing is very hard to find parking area. I walk through the road to find a good eating place in balmain, mistakenly hit into phomous, traditional Vietnamese flour, tacit and taskewed friends in the boat, staggered to the boat, and recommended a chicken to the che. One person may eat two.
Escape the hustle and bustle from the CBD and take a short bus ride to Balmain for the day. While there isn't much more to do than your typical suburban shops and cafe's one stood out to us and be sure to visit Phamous Kitchen on Darling Street. The food and service is equally as great but it's who you are with that makes the whole dining experience special. Phamous Kitchen is a Vietnamese restaurant with a modern and creative flair.
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Phamous Kitchen is a vibrant, fresh Vietnamese restaurant which brings a modern take on the traditional cuisine to Darling Street in Balmain. Even though it is surrounded by great food, Phamous Kitchen had a steady flow of people dining, even on our mid-week visit. The decor is welcoming and bright, while maintaining some of the elements of a traditional Vietnamese restaurant, like wooden beams and embellished tiles.
Two inconsistencies in the food saw Phamous Kitchen lose some points but the food that hit the mark smashed it out of the park. I will return for Khot and if I lived near Balmain Hanoi rolls would be a staple of mine. If you want some good gourmet Vietnamese food in the Balmain area give the peeps at Phamous Kitchen a look in.Full review is now up on Spooning enjoy and have a great day : .
Pulled pork pancake with sauerkraut, Asian BBQ sauce, herbs, picked onion and goats curd. Love the gluten free menu at phamous kitchen. This pancake was on the specials menu not on the regular menu, so it may not be around for long.
An amazing and innovative take on Vietnamese cuisine! The food was packed full of flavour and overall very tasty! The exceptional customer service and great ambience was a definite plus would highly recommend!
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A great display of reimagined Vietnamese couched in great service and a nice central homely atmosphere. The Pulled Pork pancake was not on the menu and a newer addition which is highly recommended!
We had a cracking meal here last night! The Bo Lac and Salmon Currie were standouts in a great meal. If you have not tried this place get amongst it!
