Uncle Nam’s is a Vietnamese restaurant at 66 Stoke Newington High Street in Stoke Newington. Its menu draws on the fresh herbs, aromatic broths, grilled meats and lively sauces associated with Vietnamese street food. The relaxed neighbourhood format suits a quick bowl of noodles, a takeaway or a shared meal that moves through several starters and main dishes.
Fresh summer rolls come with fillings such as prawns, grilled pork or tofu, wrapping crisp vegetables and herbs in delicate rice paper. Spring rolls offer a warmer, crunchier beginning, while salt and pepper squid, ribs, tofu, chicken wings and prawns bring bolder seasoning. Papaya salad adds brightness and texture, making it a useful contrast to the richer fried and grilled dishes.
Pho is a central attraction, with choices including rare beef, brisket, chicken, vegan recipes and a generous house special. Rice noodles, herbs and slow simmered broth combine in bowls that are fragrant and comforting, while hot and sour noodle soups provide a sharper alternative. Bun Bo Hue and beef stew extend the soup selection with deeper spice and robust savoury flavours.
Vietnamese curries can be served with rice or a baguette, while rice plates include honey roast chicken, crispy pork belly, ginger chicken, prawns and chilli garlic tofu. Vermicelli bowls and banh mi offer lighter or more portable choices, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten free dishes clearly represented across the menu. This broad selection gives Stoke Newington diners an accessible introduction to both familiar Vietnamese favourites and characterful house specials.
Address: 66 Stoke Newington High Street, Stoke Newington, London N16 7PA, United Kingdom