Parkkafeen

Name: Parkkafeen
Address: Vår Frue gate, Trondheim, Sor-Trondelag, Norway
Telephone: +4772888888
Price range: $$
Rating: 4

#280 of 719 restaurants in Trondheim

Maybe this place was called Vida Restaurant earlier.

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If you want to remember Trondheim Brukskunstforening, come to this restaurant first. Search through the Vietnamese menu. Parkkafeen should be recommended for good pork.

The attentive staff welcomes guests all year round. The spectacular service displays a high level of quality at this place. This spot scored 4 in the Google rating system.

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Lionel Sacks 4 years ago on Google

Best Vietnamese food in Trondheim

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Joakim Ysland 4 years ago on Google

A Vietnamese restaurant located behind Vår Frue Kirke. Never experienced it being overly crowded so the atmosphere has always been relaxing. I can’t speak to the authenticity but the food is good and the portions are generous.

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Tram Nguyen 4 years ago on Google

I was surprised to find a restaurant in Trondheim that dared to list traditional Vietnamese dishes on their menu. The other restaurants in town that claim to be Vietnamese actually only offer fusion foods, no authentic traditional Vietnamese dish.For that reason, I and my husband were excited to come inside and give the restaurant a try. We ordered 2 bowls of pho and a hot milk coffee prepared in the Vietnamese way (which we couldn't find even in Oslo).When the coffee came out, it was quite a disappointment because the coffee tasted old and not that good, and the milk to coffee ratio wasn't right either. However, just seeing it served in the traditional Vietnamese way was interesting enough to us.The pho bowls came out looking so amazing with so much beef and the correct condiments. But when we tried the broth, it tasted like something you get when you buy those instant pho packages. It was still tasty (not in a pho way but in a different way) and very generous in terms of how big the portion was.The owner was very nice and friendly. She didn't seem to favor white customers over Asian customers like some other Vietnamese restaurants that we'd been to in Norway. That is definitely a plus.Although the food and drink weren't as authentic as I had hoped, I still give this restaurant a 4-star rating for daring to serve traditional Vietnamese dishes in a town where people can barely tell what is real Vietnamese food and what is not. Also, the friendliness, the generosity and the attempt to make it happen are all very well deserving of a praise.