Three Sisters Vietnamese Tuckshop

Three sisters are very close to my work, so I often come to lunch. I think this is the ideal situation in which eating here is usually prepared with the fresh bits that are added during their order, the suits in and out, the menu is small and narrow, similar to the room. the place is really packed in the rule, and I often overhear desmay from other mozens that seem a little more expected to a typical brunch-oriented caffe. I would say that there are already many of those close by. the food itself is delicious, fresh and invigorating, but the prices are a little out of the whack for the portions that keep me from it as often as I want to come.

Aesthetic are three sisters great! it has a clean, fresh layout and a beautiful atmosphere. my friend and I both had the beef pho. the broth lacked taste, it was cold and tasteless was disappointed!

Love three sisters. My only complaint is that it's not open for dinner or on Sundays. Food is always fresh. I would recommend takeaway as the shop is quite small.

Driven past a few times and knew I had to go and try this place. The exterior is so cute and the interior is very similar. Minimalistic, clean and modern. The cafe is quite small and most indoor tables and benches were taken, but they do have a few tables outside too. Menu is short and sweet with the usual Vietnamese treats like Pho and Bahn Mi, but I just wanted to grab some take away and they have a small selection available on display. I went with the Turmeric Chicken Rice Paper Rolls 3.50 each, so cheap) and they were absolutely scrumptious. Generous serving of chicken, lots of fresh herbs and the noodles were cooked really well. Served with a lovely Hoisin Sauce packed with...read more

Nice and clean, modern Vietnamese tuck shop . Pho $12.90 broth was good, really have that strong beef stock taste, but disappointed with the noodles, they used dry noodles, not fresh noodles. Turmeric chicken baguette $9.00 was OK. Overall the food is very fresh. Well worth a visit.