It's really the only option in Lisbon for Vietnamese food. The menu isn't entirely Vietnamese - I'd say really only the Pho and a few of the dishes are traditionally Vietnamese, the rest seems like a mix of other Asian cuisines. The Pho is decent, but could come with more of the traditional pho garnishes. It comes with a small portion of bean sprouts, lime wedges, and basil, but missing scallion (hành), cilantro ngò , and chilies (ớt). It didn't come with any of the hot chili (tương ớt) or hoisin sauce (tương ăn phở). It's a good alternative to oily and greasy Chinese food. The staff was friendly and decor very comfortable and charming.

the former name for the southern region of what is now Vietnam. Part of French Indo-China from 1862, it became a French overseas territory in 1946 and then merged officially with Vietnam in 1949

I loved the service and food .. chairs are not too comfortable but this is expected this is not fancy restaurant

Bom no geral não tem muita concorrência.

Very solid Vietnamese fare, reasonable prices and friendly staff. The wonton soup with beef dumplings were super soothing

Very tasty Vietnamese food, and friendly staff too! We thought everything was very well cooked, I'm no expert but love going for Vietnamese food and this definitely hit the spot. The location means they don't get as much attention as they should, so I'd definitely suggest seeking them out!

직원분 친절하시고 점심 메뉴도 너무 맛있었네요!! 오늘의 차도 바로 만들어서 좋았구요 :) 아늑하고 이쁜 곳이에요

Toda a comida é deliciosa, e os bolinhos de arroz com creme de amendoim são demais

Miserable service, waited over 45 minutes for the starters, absolutely not friendly. They are lucky their food is delicious, otherwise they would not survive. Even so...

Comida vietnamita (conchichina) num espaço com personalidade. A comunicação é lenta e criadora de alguns mal-entendidos (acabámos por falar um misto de português e inglês). Sentamo-nos cedo (antes das 13h) e isso poderá explicar a sensação de que a comida demorou a chegar. Mas valeu a pena... A sopa wantan é excelente e os pratos principais estavam irrepreensíveis. Achámos, no entanto, as doses algo curtas. Preços normais para a zona. Bom para ir experimentando diferentes pratos.

Very tasty food and incredibly helpful staff. We enjoyed a small selection of veg and non-veg appetizers. For dinner we had the noodles with beef and the chicken curry with coconut milk - very tasty. It was not on the menu, but the nicest thing was the chef made a tofu version of the curry dish for my wife, who was not keen on the menu item: braised tofu with tomato. All the food was fresh and delicious. When the bill came they did not want to charge us for the tofu dish because they said it was not on the menu. While I appreciated their kind gesture, I could not accept their generosity (given how tough the restaurant business is). This place is worth visiting; you won't be disappointed.

Pretty much the only game in town if you are looking for well-executed Vietnamese food. The garden roll and pho bo were great. O Cochinchina is the only place I’ve found that delivers these tastes in Lisbon. With summer upon us nothing will beat the heat better than a Saigon beer and some fresh food ala Vietnam.

작은식당. 베트남음식을 잘 구현. 한국에서 먹는 분짜와는 전혀다른 분짜가 있다. 친절한직원들. 아주매운고추도 달라고 하면 준다. 음식에비해 조금 비싼 가격이 흠

Comida vietnamita boa mas é caro

Deu para matar saudades da comida vietnamita que conheci. Gostei do Pho (sopa de massa de arroz com carne ou soja), do pato, do caril de frango e dos petiscos. Recomendo. Note-se que as instalações são muito limitadas em dimensão, mas é acolhedor e o atendimento bastante bom. E o chá de gengibre é excelente

Gostaríamos de almoçar. Queriam voltar pra provar os todos pratos.