Location: Fishers
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Top Things to do in Fishers
- 1. Conner Prairie Interactive History Park
- 2. Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center
- 3. The Center for the Performing Arts
- 4. Sun King Tap Room & Small-Batch Brewery
- 5. Carmel Arts and Design District
- 6. Monon Waterpark
- 7. Harmony Winery
- 8. Peace Water Winery
- 9. The Wellington Banquet Center
- 10. Flowing Well Park
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Best Vietnamese food near Fishers, Indiana, United States
Best Vietnamese restaurants nearby. Discover the best Vietnamese food in Fishers. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Vietnamese restaurants near you.. Fishers is a city in Fall Creek and Delaware townships, Hamilton County, Indiana, United States. As of the 2010 census the population was 76,794, and by 2016 the estimated population was 90,127. A suburb of Indianapolis, Fishers has grown rapidly in recent decades: about 350 people lived there in 1963, 2,000 in 1980, and only 7,500 as recently as 1990.
Things to do in Fishers
1. Pho VN Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By YOropeza53
We went on a whim to this strip mall front establishment. There was evidence of the Mexican and Mediterranean restaurants that previously occupied this space. I had the pork grilled dish and the daicon side salad was delicious. The only drawback was the poor was not hot and I hit some slices that were cold. Other than that, the service was gracious and friendly. The lemonade tasted like something from Costco but that won't stop me from going back.
2. Chao Vietnamese Street Food
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By 324erict
Tofu Avocado spring roll w chicken sandwich.Outstanding!I am often passing through Indy and want to get to the north side before I stop for lunch.Guaranteed this will be a return stop!
3. Legit Pho
Reviewed By QueenSparkles10
New restaurant - just opened within the last 2 weeks. They didnât have a full menu yet. They said it would be available in about 10 days. The current menu is very small and doesnât appear to have a lunch or dinner differentiation. I had rare beef pho & husband had a sausage fried rice dish.I love pho. I normally order chicken pho. It was not on the menu, yet. I am not a huge fan of beef pho; however, it was very flavorful. It did not have a lot of meat in it - very small portion of meat slices. It was also a much smaller bowl than what Iâm accustomed to - even for lunch. Iâm not saying it was tiny, but for $12 I would expect it would be larger than the one served (in some Vietnamese restaurants, they would refer to this as âkids sizeâ - not to be confused with an actual kidâa menu meal). I would expect to pay about $8 or less for this portion (which some places includes an appetizer &/or soup & salad with the entree). This bowl was not lunch size, based on my previous experiences with other pho restaurants. The fried rice was also good, but for the portion at around $12, overpriced for lunch. It had Chinese sausage and the usual items in it.The service was attentive - very nice owners. They seemed to care a lot about the restaurant and customers.The flavor of the food was very good. Suggestions: I would have a lunch combo specials menu, with pricing reflective of lunch meals, for about $8 (include an appetizer &/or soup/salad with entree). I would also serve a slightly larger bowl for the pho lunch. If that bowl was a dinner size, I would have been disappointed. The fried rice portion was appropriate for lunch, but also shouldnât be $12.Since itâs new and the food/service was good, I would try them again - but only after the full menu was implemented.
