Cafe Nho

Cafe Nho sounds like a delightful spot! Its convenient location and outdoor seating area are definite perks. Watching the trains go by while enjoying tropical ice cream like durian, coconut, lychee, and rainbow sounds like a relaxing and tasty experience. Plus, the fresh fruit juices must be a refreshing treat! It is a perfect place to unwind and indulge in some delicious treats. Recommended! Do you have any other favorite places you enjoy visiting in Bankstown?

Great cafe for Vietnamese coffee and a large variety of traditional VN snd fresh fruit drinks. Great range of ice creams. Friendly staff. Venue can be very busy, especially during lunchtime. Just be patient.

I've visited Cafe Nho in Bankstown three times now, and I always come back for the same two desserts – the Vietnamese chè nho and the bánh flan (crème caramel). The chè nho is consistently delicious – refreshing, sweet, and full of flavour. The flan has a nice texture and overall good taste, but I’ve noticed that the caramel layer on top is quite bitter each time I’ve had it. A slightly less bitter caramel would definitely improve the experience. Despite that, I still enjoy coming here and will happily return again. Looking forward to trying more of the menu in the future!

Came in for post dinner dessert. Got the che nho and the avocado coconut black sesame shake. The che nho was ok, however, I think it needed more liquid and sweetness (would have loved a drizzle of condensed milk). The avocado coconut black sesame was great and had perfect texture. Customer service was absolutely amazing and super friendly and helpful. Very casual place with nicely spaced out seating, unfortunately, there was a lot of cigarette smoke drifting in as there is a smoking area at front. Would have been a 5 if the mixed dessert (che nho) was only a smidgen more intense and flavourful. Also wished the peanuts werent so scorched. Drinks and desserts were actually decently priced for quality and for what you got.

7/6/24 - 2 stars One of the two most bustling and crowded cafes on the main street. Certainly the reason why I thought this place would be good because of how many locals were here but I was mistaken. I can't really explain why our experience was so bad but, if you're not a local or not desperate for Vietnamese coffee, I would not recommend. The prices are absurd for the service and amount of coffee provided. Salt coffee Flavour: A, 7/10. Quite weak and milky once I mixed the salt foam in. Very poor representation of the true drink where the salt should accentuate the flavour of the coffee Consistency: B, 6/10. Much too creamy Value: C, 5/10. $9 for what appears to be a medium sized cup but, its' mostly ice. Standard Vietnamese coffee Flavour: S, 8/10. Quite good but very sweet Value: C, 5/10. $7. Almost 75% ice... poor form