Pho Nokis and Noodle Master: Asian food gems in Kamppi

Asian food of different kinds has been my favourite as long as I remember and I regularly enjoy the many restaurants in Helsinki. Here are two tips for you if you are around in Kamppi.

Pho Nokis: Authentic Vietnamese Cuisine in Kamppi

Embark on a culinary adventure to the vibrant streets of Vietnam at Pho Nokis, nestled in the heart of Kamppi, Helsinki. Indulge in authentic pho, a hearty noodle soup with thinly sliced meat or seafood, simmered in a flavorful broth and served with fresh herbs and aromatics. For a more substantial meal, savor their variety of banh mi, Vietnamese sandwiches filled with grilled meat, fresh vegetables, and a tangy sauce. Beyond pho and bánh mì, delight in their crispy spring rolls and grilled skewered meats, all prepared with fresh ingredients and served in a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Image: Fancy some Bubble Tea? Pho Nokis has you covered!



Noodle Master: A Culinary Escape in Kamppi

Step into the authentic flavors of China at Noodle Master, a delightful restaurant nestled in the heart of Kamppi, Helsinki. This culinary gem transports you to the bustling streets of China with its tantalizing menu of handmade noodles, stir-fries, and other Chinese specialties.

Noodle Master's menu is a celebration of authentic Chinese cuisine, featuring an array of delectable hand-pulled noodles and stir-fries. Their signature handmade noodles, made fresh daily, offer a delightful textural contrast to their flavorful broths and sauces.

For a crispy and satisfying experience, indulge in their signature dishes like the Crispy Pork Belly and the Deep-fried Wontons, both prepared with fresh ingredients and cooked to perfection.

Noodle Master's warm and inviting atmosphere complements its delectable cuisine. The restaurant's décor is inspired by traditional Chinese elements, creating a cozy and inviting ambiance that enhances the dining experience.




Location: Urho Kekkosen katu 1, 00100 Helsinki, Suomi

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