Nois

Nois is a cute, little shop specializing in Vietnamese food with ample parking nearby via the Trianglen parking garage. After living in Malmö for years, I finally found this place! The bánh mì was flavorful and everything I missed from back home in the US. The noodle soup is delicious as are their spring rolls which are fresh. It gets quite busy. Come early or be prepared to wait!

What to do when you’re starving and your favourite lunch place was closed for the day? You ventured out to the next ethnic restaurant you laid your eyes upon to, of course.
Nois serves simple Vietnamese food such as phở and bahn mi. Fast, cheap and no BS. The place itself looks more like a takeaway place than a proper restaurant, but the phở here is quite good. It’s different kind of phở than my favourite phở place in Copenhagen (Phở Saigon) but it’s equally as good, just different.
If you’re around Triangeln station for shopping *ahem* and looking for alternatives for a quick (asian) lunch, this might be a good option!

Here you find very good vietnamese food.
I trief everything the vegan version with tofu and the tofu was very flavourfull, not as usually, very nice.
the rice noodle salad was very good and so was the sushi.
My boyfriend, who worked in vietnam for many years, said, it was just like there.

So your trailing around Malmo looking for somewhere good to have lunch. You may have just come from Copenhagen like me and be feeling like Malmo is a bit dull in comparison. Well you need to make your way here as it gonna brighten your day up.
Having visited Vietnam earlier this year I have a love for the food and this place does a really good job of providing an authentic version of some Vietnamese classics.
Firstly the place itself is bright, clean and fresh and the staff are very friendly. It was really busy when we were there on a Saturday lunch time so come early as the queue was out the door at one point.
The pork banh mi was awesome, cooked to perfection with those instantaneously recognisable Vietnamese flavours and spices. The beef phở was good and a huge portion. I would have liked a little bit more spice, but it was still very very good.
I can’t recommend this place enough, it was the perfect spot for lunch and did great food in lovely surroundings. Give it a try!

Tried the Banh Mi with pork, a cappuccino and a banana/​strawberry smoothie.
The sandwich itself was pretty good and filling. The taste was not as diverse as compared to the ones I had in New York, but still really satisfying. Cappuccino was very good (even for a coffee snob like me). The smoothie was also good, though it had ice cubes in it, which eventually watered it down a bit. Prices are fair. Would definitely recommend this place.

Great lunch spot for the early luncher, don’t wait till after noon or you will stand in line for ever!
Menu has vietnamese spring rolls (great!), baguettes, soups and noodles, all with vegetarian options. Coffee and treats are also on the menu.
The place is tiny, so don’t come in a large group.
Delivery is not possible but some arrangement of catering is.

Good location as in Center also it’s prob THE best phở in town. Food served quick and clean. Service staff speaks acceptable English but indeed tried to explain the dishes. Would recommend for lunch but they are quite packed during week days at biz lunch hrs…