Aobaba in Dublin

Authentic Vietnamese food in the heart of Dublin, highly recommended

I ordered the rare beef pho and it was exactly what I’d been craving since moving back to Ireland. The broth was excellent – rich, full of flavour, and really satisfying. My one small critique is that the noodles weren’t fresh, but it didn’t take away from the overall enjoyment of the dish. After struggling to find good pho here, this really hit the spot. I’ll definitely be going back.

A superbly AUTHENTIC Vietnamese restaurant with friendly service! Their Pho was to die for!!!!! I am coming back for "MORE"

The spicy pho was really nice — warm, flavourful, and just the right kick. The baguette sandwich was surprisingly good too, super refreshing and meaty!

Great meal and a solid price for downtown. Grilled pork was amazing!

Best bahn mi outside Vietnam and a really good price too

Phenomenal feel good food Great pricing for the portions. Love this place

My favourite place for pho in Dublin. The prices have gone up quite a bit on the last few years, but haven't they everywhere else? The springrolls are crispy and delicious and the pho is fragrant and tasty. It's cash only so make sure to hit the ATM before :)

Aobaba is such a gem in Dublin! The food is fresh, authentic, and full of flavor – I had the grilled chicken with rice, shrimp, and pickled veggies, and it was absolutely delicious. Portions are generous and really satisfying. The place has a cozy, casual vibe, perfect for a quick meal or a relaxed sit-down. Service is friendly and fast, and prices are very reasonable for the quality you get. Definitely one of the best spots for Vietnamese food in the city – I’ll be coming back again and again!

Special pho (beef + chicken + pork + shrimp + tofu) 15 euros 😅 The broth was good! But a bit salty, the pork had a weird taste, and the beef was sliced ​​shank. With bubble tea 🧋! 4.8 euros, the pearls were delicious, but the milk tea had a weird taste. Btw, they don't accept credit cards here, so I paid cash.