Noya's Kitchen
Bath, United Kingdom
The read// why locals go
Noya opened her own Vietnamese kitchen on Saint James's Parade in December 2017, and it still runs on her cooking rather than on a formula. Lunch and dinner are à la carte — pho, pancake rolls, the everyday food of a Vietnamese table — while selected Friday evenings become a five-course supper club at £45, its menu announced only on the night. That mix tells you what kind of place this is: a working neighbourhood restaurant that now and then lets its chef-owner show off. It is a single site in central Bath, small enough that booking matters, and priced so that lunch stays an ordinary decision.
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Saint James's Parade 7, BA1 1UL — Bath
The read// why locals go
Noya opened her own Vietnamese kitchen on Saint James's Parade in December 2017, and it still runs on her cooking rather than on a formula. Lunch and dinner are à la carte — pho, pancake rolls, the everyday food of a Vietnamese table — while selected Friday evenings become a five-course supper club at £45, its menu announced only on the night. That mix tells you what kind of place this is: a working neighbourhood restaurant that now and then lets its chef-owner show off. It is a single site in central Bath, small enough that booking matters, and priced so that lunch stays an ordinary decision.