Vietnamese Restaurants in Albury, NSW

Finding a vietnamese restaurant in Albury

Pho, bun bo hue, banh mi, rice paper rolls and com tam, often out of a kitchen that shuts between the lunch and dinner service. BYO is common and the rule changes at the river: a NSW restaurant where patrons only bring their own needs no liquor licence, while the same room in Victoria needs a BYO permit under the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998. Pho stock is simmered overnight in a set quantity, so a late Friday sitting is the one that misses out.

Albury sits on the NSW bank of the Murray with Dean Street as its retail spine and QEII Square at the centre of it. It works as one economy with Wodonga across the bridge, which is why so many trades here hold licences in both NSW and Victoria. Health, freight and the Ettamogah rail hub north of town carry most of the employment.

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