A new taste of Vietnam has been unveiled in Media City, nestled in the heart of Kargo MKT, VNAM brings the vibrant flavours of Vietnam from South Asia to Salford Quays.
VNAM has long been a standout at Kargo MKT in Salford’s buzzing MediaCity, known for bringing the warmth and vibrancy of Vietnamese street food to Salford. Now, with the launch of their new menu, VNAM has taken things up another level—adding rich, hearty dishes that show just how dynamic Vietnamese cuisine can be.
The new additions don’t just pad out the menu they impress.
Brand new Vietnamese style beef fried rice, which is Rich, savoury, and loaded with Kimchi, Cucumber and Lettuce.
The beef is tender, and blends well the served portion of rice that is perfectly seasoned, which is combined in the dish the diced veg to keep every bite interesting – that offers a different yet exciting taste after every bite – a must-try for anyone visiting.
Lighter than the beef option the Vietnamese chicken fried rice offers a different meat but is just as satisfying to eat.
The chicken is tender and flavorful, and there’s a lovely balance of garlic, soy, and that distinct Vietnamese seasoning profile that keeps you going back for more.
To accompany it all is the Chargrilled lamb chop with rice Smoky, tender, and packed with flavour. The lamb chop is grilled to perfection with a subtle Vietnamese marinade that hits all the right notes of sweet, salty, and aromatic.
It’s served with fluffy rice and a light, tangy dipping sauce that cuts through the richness beautifully.
The rest of the menu continues to impress offering options such as chargrilled pork fillet with rice and pandan chicken.
Each of these new options can be found at around £13 to £15 for a main, that is packed with food making it a good value option for anyone. Other than the new Pandan chicken that is priced at £7.99 as a delicious side.
When asked about the new menu the owners partner Sharana Yip said: “It’s good to get new stuff out there for footfall into the restaurant we’re always trying to aim to please”
VNAM’s new menu doesn’t aim to replace the old favourites—it builds on them. The legendary pho and bánh mì are still there for the loyal fans, but these new dishes bring a bolder, meatier variety that adds even more depth to their offerings.
It feels like the team is listening to what their customers want, and delivering with care and creativity.
VNAM is closely partnered with Bobacha another beloved stall in Kargo MKT, which offers a variety of different fun boba drinks, deserts, and ice cream.
Bobacha is an excellent way to wash down some authentic Vietnamese cuisine.
The new menu cements VNAM as more than just a reliable street food stop—it’s a proper Vietnamese dining destination in the heart of Salford. The additions bring variety, balance, and some seriously crave-worthy flavour.
Whether you’re a regular or a first-timer, now’s a great time to give it a go. To find out more about VNAM check – here
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