Vietnamese restaurant in the Bullring
You'll find us on St Martin's Square, opposite Selfridges. We're a family-run restaurant serving pho, bao and Vietnamese dishes to share.
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On the menu
Home of the famous 25-hour pho broth. See the full menu, or browse our halal menu, vegetarian and vegan dishes and gluten-free menu.
Walk-ins welcome. Book ahead for weekend evenings.
Getting here
Birmingham New Street and Grand Central are about a five-minute walk away. Moor Street station is closer, about three minutes. Head towards St Martin's Square from the Selfridges end of the Bullring.
- Selfridges & the Bullring 1 min walk
- Grand Central / New Street 5 min walk
- Birmingham Hippodrome 7 min walk
- Moor Street station3 min walk
- St Martin's markets1 min walk
- Chinatown7 min walk
Before the theatre
The Birmingham Hippodrome is about seven minutes away on foot. Tell us your show time when you book.
Theatre
~7 min walk up Hurst Street
Birmingham Hippodrome
Comedy & live music
Under 5 min walk (the Arcadian)
The Glee Club
Theatre
~7 min walk (Station Street)
The Alexandra Theatre
Live music venue
~9 min walk into Digbeth
O2 Institute
Creative quarter
5–10 min walk south
Digbeth
Concert hall
~10 min walk (Victoria Square)
Birmingham Town Hall
Concert hall
15–20 min walk, or the tram to Centenary Square
Symphony Hall
Conferences
15–20 min walk, or the tram to Centenary Square
ICC (International Convention Centre)
Arena · gigs & sport
Tram to Brindleyplace, or ~20 min walk
Utilita Arena Birmingham
Theatre
15–20 min walk, or the tram to Centenary Square
Birmingham Rep (The REP)
Parking & access
By car
Use the Bullring shopping-centre car park via St Martin's / Edgbaston Street, or park at Moor Street Queensway or Pershore Street (Markets).
By bus
The nearest city-centre stops are on Moor Street Queensway and Bull Street.
Accessible
Step-free access from St Martin's Square, with an accessible toilet inside. Tell us if you need wheelchair space at your table.
Good to know
Bullring — your questions
Who runs Vietnamese Street Kitchen?
We're family-run and independent. My grandmother's recipes, passed down to my mother; we've been cooking them in Birmingham since 2018. Two restaurants now — Bullring at St Martin's Square, and Resorts World by the NEC. Same broth simmered overnight, same hands on the grill.
How long have you been open in Birmingham?
Family-run in Birmingham since 2018. We went full-service at Resorts World (B40 1PU) in 2019, then opened our Bullring flagship — St Martin's Square (B5 4BW), opposite Selfridges — in 2020. Both are owner-operated by the same family.
What is the difference between Bullring and Resorts World?
Same kitchen, two restaurants. Bullring is the flagship — St Martin's Square, in the heart of the city opposite Selfridges, a minute from the Bullring markets and about five from New Street. Resorts World, beside the NEC, is where we first went full-service — on-site parking and walking distance to the NEC and the bp pulse LIVE arena.
Where is the Bullring restaurant?
3 St Martin's Square, Birmingham B5 4BW — in the Bullring, opposite Selfridges and beside St Martin's Church. A minute from the Bullring and the markets, about five from Grand Central / New Street station, about seven from the Birmingham Hippodrome.
Where can I park near the Bullring location?
The Bullring shopping-centre car park is closest — the St Martin's / Edgbaston Street entrance puts you a minute from us. Moor Street Queensway and the Pershore Street (Markets) car park are both within a few minutes.
Is it close to the Birmingham Hippodrome?
It's a short walk — about seven minutes down Hurst Street to the Hippodrome. We do pre-theatre service nightly; tell us your show start when you book and we'll pace the meal to land you in your seat on time.