Minh Mat

The restaurant serves fusion Vietnamese food. Food was very nicely elaborated based on good products. However the portion is ridiculously small. Be sure you go there with half-full stomach or else be prepared to spend a good fortune. There are only two choices of dishes of good size for sharing. All the other dishes are so tiny that each of us (three) could only get a small bite. I never never seen such a small papaya salad. The fried spring roll was no good at all.

We had an amazing and authentic Vietnamese lunch experience at Minh Mat. We tried the spring rolls, frog legs, rolled lamb, mussels, and buffalo, each dish bursting with incredible flavor showing they went the extra mile to bring in flavors directly from Vietnam. The attention to detail in both the food and the restaurant's decor made our meal special. We finished with Vietnamese coffee brewed in a traditional filter, which was a perfect ending. Above all, it was our true pleasure to be welcomed by a lovely and kind lady. We were truly impressed and will definitely be back!

Dinner at this spot was like a mini-vacation to Vietnam, right from the comfort of our dining chairs! The staff couldn't have been friendlier, answering all our curious questions with a smile. The décor totally set the scene with its Vietnamese flair, making every bite of the grilled squid and prawns feel like a culinary journey. And oh, the desserts! We tried them all, and not a single one let us down. Definitely recommend if you're looking to satisfy your travel bug and your taste buds all at once!

Stepping into Minh Mat was like entering a culinary paradise with an exotic menu that exceeded expectations. The Summer Rolls with Prawns were refreshing, the Beef Tartare with Mắc Khén Pepper was flavorful, and the Chanterelle Wonton showcased innovative fusion. The Tomates Farcies and Mangalica Skewers Mắc Mật were both revelations in taste. Minh's wine pairings elevated the dining experience to sublime levels. Minh Mat offers an unforgettable journey of flavors, each dish crafted with care and passion, making it a must-visit for culinary excellence seekers.

One of hardest Vietnames restaurants in Stockholm to get a table. The foods made with love, passion! Great service, My favorite drinking was gin tonic with fresh ginger. It was definitely worth the visit. Well prepared food with interesting blend of tastes at. The owner made her foods unit here in Sweden. My favorite foods were rawbiff, fish... Yummy! I love Minh Mat

Now this is by far the best Vietnamese cuisine to be had in Stockholm. Their attention to detail, the little nerdy details, sticking to authentic ingredients, if not available locally growing them on their own. The owner and the spirit behind the restaurant is genuinely excited about food and it shows. Lip smacking good food. Recommend it for anyone who loves good food. Really good food.

As a Vietnamese, I can say that the dishes I had taste exactly how I had them back in Vietnam. I was surprised to see the frog dish, didn’t think I could have it here. Cozy interior. The lady host is super nice and lovely. Very attentive staff making sure we had a comfortable and enjoyable time. We had a lovely time here, thank you!

Our local friends managed to snag a reservation here; apparently this place is always full, so check online or call ahead to book! The place had cozy vibes, but since they're always full, it can feel crowded at peak hour. The menu has a variety of offerings, which they break down to S-M-L size so you can pick/choose based off your party size and appetite. There are seasonal choices as well as a fun cocktail menu. Overall the food was good. If I went back, I'd order more small and medium sized plates; the flavor was punchier and I'm a fan of variety. Service was attentive, no long delays. Menus in English and Swedish.

The food was so delicious here! Each dish is well balanced, with strong Vietnamese flavors and a unique twist using local ingredients. Some of these dishes are more traditionally eaten with beef, so it was interesting to see how they've been adapted to what's local in Sweden. The restaurant was quite packed, even on a Wednesday, so I would recommend making a reservation, but I did see them take walk ins. Definitely a worthwhile experience!

The food tasted great but the portion was too little for me. I should have asked for more rice. The service was average at best.

According to me, the best Vietnamese in Stockholm. The pomelo salad is a must for starter, all the tastes are so good matched together. And the pho is really good. The interior and the atmosphere is really cozy.

Like I've said before, I'm a bit of a Vietnamese cuisine snob, so I am never that easily impressed. After much persuasion from various people, I finally tried this Vietnamese-fusion restaurant, and was so glad that I did. The dishes were nicely portioned and was less than boring. Every dish was beautifully plated and the flavours all made sense - even if it was "fusion". They had great selections for vegans, vegetarians, and carnivores. The customer service was excellent and the servers were knowledgeable. I appreciated that the server explained all the compositions of the dish as it hit our table. We had the Sticky rice with five types of mushrooms and the Cao Lau noodles with pork belly. I recommend booking a table in advance as the restaurant is fairly small and gets quite busy.

Very creative while maintaining authentic flavors and ingredients. Charming colonial atmosphere. Waitstaff are friendly and professional; the owner is delightful. We will definitely be back. I especially recommend the frogs legs and the vegetarian fresh rolls.

Very special Vietnamese food. Ordered the clay pot and buffalo bun. Delish! Very nice staff. We made a reservation otherwise we'd not be able to get a table.

Great place for some healthy (hope so) and delicious Vietnamese dishes. Tried no. 20 - apparently the main dish of Vietnam, great choice after adding some Srirancha sauce and various green leaves. Ordered two starters which I cannot remember the names of but also very tasty and interesting spices (neither too strong or bleak - well balanced!) Had a delicious green cheesecake-look-alike-but-dont-taste-alike (which I can't remember the name of either -but took a picture to document it properly). If you like food and Vietnamese cuisine then stop reading and order ;-)

I came to this place because I was craving some Vietnamese cuisine and the reviews here seemed pretty good. Well, VEGETARIANS, I'm here to say SKIP THIS PLACE. Complete disappointment. The flavors weren't authentic. The food was very much westernized and I kinda saw that coming when I walked in and realized I was the only part asian person in there. My "vegan" dish was some type of vegan rice balls that the waiter highly recommended. They were so soggy and the sauce tasted almost fishy. This was super questionable for a so called vegan dish. I didn't finish my food because I was super disgusted by the texture and flavor of the rice balls. No waiter came to check on me but they did happen to check on the people sitting next to me a few times. I guess I wore my invisible cloak that night. I don't ever rate places based on service because when I go to a place to eat, my main focus is the food. Shitty service but amazing food? Yea, I'll still be back but insanely underwhelming food and bad service? See ya never.

Highly highly recommend the Gá chay xào mien, a plate chock full of strong flavours. I usually shy away from small glass noodles; but this dish came with fragrant herbs, unusual mushrooms, a dark spicy dipping sauce and huge depth for a veggie dish. The non-veggie bf really enjoyed his pho, but found my dish impossible not to steal from... I'll be returning, and with enough time before close for a pudding!

Fantastic restaurant, probably one of the best and most creative vietnamese restaurants outside Vietnam. Amazing presentations and unforgettable taste. Very low price for what you get. Din't miss the Riesling. Go there before it gets a Michelin star and double the prices. It is already difficult to get a reservation, but when the first Michelin star deserverly arrives it will get even harder.

What a cute little vietnamese place in the Norrmalm area in Stockholm. Went alone for a quick lunch. They have very few daily Menu items and I chose "melt in your mouth" pork belly with sticky rice. I was pleasantly surprised by the meat rice ratio! A lot of nice pork belly. One of the staff approached me after my meal and asked me if I wanted more. I always want more good food so I said yes. She brought me another serving free of charge, explaining that they dont like to waste food and gladly give me another portion as long as I eat it and that they start with smaller portions. Cute interior design and cute little terrace. I highly recommend you try this place.

Found my way here on a cold, snowy night (perfect for some Vietnamese comfort food), and after discovering my first choice (Nystekt Stromming in Sodermalm) appeared to be closed for winter. I walked in and was pleasantly surprised to find a warm, cozy and trendy ambience - was lucky to grab the last available table for the evening. Judging by the small size of the restaurant and the number of young Stockholm professionals I saw eating there, seems that the place has no problem filling up. I ordered the Pho Tron Vit with a bottle of the Modernist Brewery's "Szechuan Pepper Wit" beer - disappointingly, this beer didn't have much in the way of Szechuan pepper's famous numbing spice, but was more similar to a cider in its slightly sour flavor. But, it was my last night in Stockholm, and figured I'd try something unique from a local brewery. The entree was a bit of a surprise for me - having grown up in the U.S. and eaten at my fair share of Vietnamese restaurants, I was accustomed to thinking of a beef- or chicken-based soup with noodles whenever seeing the word "pho." This dish only had the flat, wide rice noodles ("banh pho"), and no broth. Instead, it was served with duck meat, a mango slaw, and a mixture of roasted shallots, red onions, and cilantro, with a peanut sauce on the side that could be added on top. Despite my initial skepticism, the different flavors of the dish complemented each other in a perfect blend, and I happily took my time eating in order to savor every bite. For dessert, due to the late hour the kitchen had already closed, so I wasn't able to try my first choice (a type of cheesecake if I remember correctly). Instead, I opted for the orange chia seed pudding - tasty enough, and a plus if you're vegan (I'm not, but the menu carries a lot of vegan options for both dinner and dessert). As I was grabbing my coat and preparing to venture out into the snow again, the owner approached me to ask how I liked the food (in English, guessing she heard me talking to the waitresses in English). She asked if I lived in Stockholm or was just visiting. When I told her the latter, I also told her (truthfully) that even living in San Francisco, this was better than a lot of the Vietnamese places back home. It's nice to see owners take a genuine interest in their customers' dining experiences. The one downside I will note here is the price - the entree came out to be around $22 USD, and with beer and the dessert, the entire meal was around $40 USD. Considerably more expensive than most Vietnamese places in the U.S., but if you can afford it, the food is well worth it. Also, restaurants in Stockholm tend to be more expensive than the U.S. in general, particularly the ones that are seen as more trendy. I happily will come back here if I have the chance to return to Stockholm.

This is one of the best Asian restaurants in Stockholm that we know off. A Vietnamese cuisine. It is quite popular and we recommend that you book well ahead going there. The starters are great. The Pho Bo - good taste but should have thin sliced beef not the thickly cut meat pieces. This venue has changed a lot and latest we were very disappointed. The Pho had almost no meat in the soup just expensive.

This is my favorite place with amazing Vietnamese dishes. We ordered two lunch menu dishes (one with pork and one vegetarian) and two beers. Together they costs 320.- I think that's a good price Dishes were amazing! Not very spicy and not very bleak, they were as I love. Beer was good additional drink to the main dishes. Highly recommend to visit this place!

The grilled cuttlefish and salads packed with fresh herbs were truly delicious (5 stars)! I wasn't as impressed with the salty mushroom fry, and one course was very garlicky, still had the taste in my mouth the next day which I didn't enjoy (3 stars.) Desserts were on the sweeter side, I say go for the mung bean layer cake if you want something interesting!

Fine Vietnamese dining that's not too hard on the wallet. My wife is Vietnamese and I go to Vietnam quite often which means I'm spoiled with great Vietnamese food. As such, I don't dole out recommendations for Vietnamese food lightly. Minh Mat, however, is one of the places in Stockholm I do recommend. The food at Minh Mat varies from authentic to more of a fusion style. Whatever the dish I've never been disappointed with anything I've gotten. Can get very crowded come dinner time, even during weekdays and off hours, so make sure to get a reservations!

The asian waitress is so disrespect, we five people came there, she told us only four people can eat there, although there is two available tables. And we cannot separate in two and three. No one should be treated like this. Don't recommend to anyone.

The waitress is too aggressive and arrogant! No matter how good the food tastes and smells, this kind of restaurant shouldn't exist any longer!

It took forever to get food. Food was also not that good.It is not worth for second visit.

High end Vietnamese, according to menu and interior. That does not really apply on the food. Went here for the Pho about a year ago when they were newly opened, but was disappointed by the tasteless broth. This time I ordered pork springrolls, shrimp cakes and a bowl of beef pho. Side dishes was small but quite tasteful. Pho has a good broth, home made and rich in flavor. Focusing on having a killer broth I think they forgot the rest. Noodles were way too over cooked and impossible to eat, and the brisket was just not that good. This place is popular and super crowded, I went there on a Tuesday and the poor waitresses were so stressed out they served me the wrong dishes several times. Despite the confusion, service is helpful and friendly. As the true Pho maniac I am, I will probably go back and try it for one more time. As they say, third time's a charm?