Non Viet
- Telephone 0141 332 2975
- Opening times Mon–Sun noon–12.30am
- Food served Mon–Fri 11.30am–3pm, 5–11pm; Sat/Sun noon–4pm, 5–11pm
- Website www.nonviet.co.uk
Top-quality Vietnamese cuisine prepared with care in a contemporary diner with a relaxed atmosphere.

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Towards the Charing Cross end of Sauchiehall Street, Non Viet has established a relaxed, informal atmosphere, with a menu that invites adventurous dining. From the squid and mango salad starter to the fried ice-cream dessert, the choices are distinctive and combine familiar ingredients and imaginative combinations. The slow-cooked caramelised dishes, for example, explore a fresh take on sweet and savoury tastes, while the seafood selection offers expertly cooked squid, catfish as well as prawn and scallops. The generous portions of the starters are a hearty meal in themselves, but much of the food’s quality comes from the attention paid to the details – the rice and noodles are cooked with care, and the service never becomes intrusive. Their Vietnamese traditional coffees provides a strong caffeine kick, and a transportative taste of the country, helpfully evoked by décor that doesn’t fall into kitsch or cliché. While the spices have a subtle and nuanced flavour, the quality and quantity of the ingredients makes Non Viet a great spot for both a change of taste and a filling, warming meal.
- Private dining: Up to 16 covers
- Provides: Vegetarian options (at least ¼ main courses), Halal options, Children's portions, Children's high chairs, Wheelchair access, Outdoor tables, Free wi-fi
- Music on stereo: Low key traditional Vietnamese music
- Capacity: 78
- Largest group: 78
- Open since: 2017
- Number of wines sold by the glass: 3
- House wine: £14.95 per bottle
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