Vietnamese restaurant at Resorts World Birmingham, by the NEC

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.

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.

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.

Resorts World, 40 Pendigo Way, Marston Green, Birmingham B40 1PU — on the first floor, next to Cineworld and opposite the Genting Casino, inside the Resorts World complex next to the NEC. Five minutes from the NEC halls and one minute from the bp pulse LIVE arena.

Yes — there's a large multi-storey at Resorts World. Bring your ticket to the table and, with a £20+ spend, we validate it to £3.50 for up to 12 hours (standard £3.50 up to 2 hours, £18 for 2–12 hours). Pay at the machines before you leave.

That's exactly what we're built for. Tell us the event start when you book and we'll pace the meal so you're in on time. We're five minutes from the NEC halls and a minute from bp pulse LIVE (the arena formerly called Genting Arena / Resorts World Arena).

Vietnamese Street Kitchen is inside Resorts World, about five minutes over the bridge from the NEC halls (40 Pendigo Way, Marston Green, B40 1PU). Sit-down Vietnamese — pho, bun cha, bao buns, sharing plates — instead of exhibition-hall food. Book ahead during big shows; walk-ins welcome on quieter days.

We're a minute's walk from bp pulse LIVE (the NEC arena formerly known as Genting Arena and Resorts World Arena). Tell us the doors time when you book and we'll feed you and get you in before the support act. Cocktails and Vietnamese sharing platters make a good pre-gig table.

Yes — Vietnamese Street Kitchen at Resorts World is close to Birmingham Airport (BHX). The free AirRail Link connects the airport to Birmingham International station, and we're a short walk on from there. A proper meal before a flight or on a layover beats departures-lounge prices.

We're about a 10-minute covered walk from Birmingham International railway station, inside the Resorts World complex. Direct trains from Birmingham New Street take around 10 minutes. Handy for a meal before a show, after a meeting, or between connections.

The Genting Hotel is part of the Resorts World complex, and Vietnamese Street Kitchen is in the same building — so you can have a family-run Vietnamese dinner without stepping outside. Great if you're staying over for an NEC event or an arena show.

Staying at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole, Crowne Plaza Birmingham NEC, Premier Inn or the Arden Hotel? We're a 5–15 minute walk or a two-minute taxi — a sit-down Vietnamese dinner instead of the hotel buffet, with on-site parking (validated with spend) if you drive.

Yes — we're about a 15-minute walk from Birmingham Business Park and the Bickenhill / NEC business parks. We handle client lunches and after-work dinners that don't taste like a chain, with on-site parking. Bigger groups can book a private section or hire the whole restaurant — see the celebrations page.

Vietnamese Street Kitchen at Resorts World sits in the Solihull borough, out at the B40 / Bickenhill end by the NEC. If you want family-run Vietnamese in Solihull beyond the town-centre chains — pho, bun cha, bao, big bowls — this is it, with parking on the door.