Just a short walk from Tambaguchi Station, Beto Kitchen serves authentic Vietnamese food, with a particular focus on the flavors of Hanoi. Run by a Vietnamese team, the restaurant takes pride in recreating the dishes of home, using ingredients and seasonings brought directly from Vietnam.
The menu features all the favorites, from comforting bowls of phở and fresh spring rolls to crispy fried rolls and bánh xèo, a savory Vietnamese pancake filled with meat, shrimp, and vegetables. The atmosphere is warm and relaxed, making it just as good for a quick lunch as for a casual dinner with friends.
ℹ️ Practical Information & Prices
🕒 Opening hours: 11:30 AM–3:00 PM and 5:30 PM–10:00 PM. Closed on Wednesdays. Hours may vary.
💴 Prices: Chicken phở from ¥950, beef phở at ¥1,200, and fried spring rolls at ¥500 for two. Lunch sets and other options available.
💳 Payment methods: Cash, PayPay, and Alipay.
🍽️ Dining style: Casual sit-down restaurant offering lunch sets and dishes to share. Non-smoking.
📍 Getting There :
By train: Approximately a 5-minute walk from JR Tambaguchi Station on the Sagano Line.
What we love about this place: Beto Kitchen is, in our opinion, the best Vietnamese spot in the neighborhood. The phở has a wonderfully rich broth, the spring rolls are crispy, and the portions are more than generous. What really sets it apart for us is the balance of flavors. Everything tastes fresh, fragrant, and full of character, yet somehow never feels heavy. We can eat our fill and still walk out feeling great, without that bloated feeling you sometimes get after a big meal.
