Pho lovers in Sydney have a new reason to celebrate. Madame Nhu, a Saigon-inspired pho eatery, recently earned a spot in The Sunday Telegraph ’s list of the top 5 best pho restaurants in the city. This recognition highlights what many locals and visitors already know: Madame Nhu offers pho that is both consistent and cool, delivering a dining experience that stands out in Sydney’s vibrant food scene. Madame Nhu's signature pho bowl with fresh herbs and tender beef, served in

Have you spotted our historically inspired replica 1950s Saigon street signs? After the French withdrawal from Vietnam in 1954, all street names were changed from French to Vietnamese. Interestingly, some of the French street names we see today were in fact named during Vietnam's post-independence period and was not inherited from the French. This included Alexandre de Rhodes Road (formerly Rue Colombert), named after the 17th century Jesuit missionary who helped introduce

Read the Financial Review interview with legendary actor, Bryan Brown, conducted over a healthy lunch at Madame Nhu, Surry Hills: Below is an excerpt from the Financial Review feature: [Bryan] Brown is 76, and is not wearing a tracksuit when we meet at Madame Nhu, a casual Vietnamese eatery in Sydney’s Surry Hills. ... I order him the big bowl, selected partly because of its alliterative appeal, which matches Brown’s own, and partly because it is indeed so big and full of var

There's a shortage of supply of Huy Fong's iconic "rooster" siracha chilli sauce in Australia. This isn't the first time this has...