Oncle Hô

Name: Oncle Hô
Address: 25 Promenade Roger Laroque - Complexe Mirage PlazaBaie des Citrons, Nouméa, 98800, FRANCE
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Restaurant
Fast food
Asian cuisine
Vietnamese cuisine

25 Promenade Roger Laroque - Complexe Mirage Plaza, Baie des Citrons, 98800 Nouméa

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Take your taste buds on a trip to South-East Asia at this Vietnamese restaurant by the sea in Lemon Bay!

Facing the lagoon in Nouméa, Oncle Hô blends authenticity and a modern touch around Vietnamese and Asian specialties: pho soup, bun bo, wonton, woks, spring rolls. The menu features a wide selection of generous dishes, rounded out by house cocktails. Several times a week, certain specialties like pad thai or pho soup are served all-you-can-eat, in a format that pulls in regulars. The house serves every day, lunch and dinner, on a covered terrace opened to the lagoon, and offers takeaway for those preferring to stay at the hotel. The address suits a dinner shared with family or friends, around a Southeast Asian culinary journey. Book your table.