Sapa Hills Restaurant - Melbourne

My score 4.0 stars. J and I had lunch here on Tue 30 June, we’ve been here a few times many years ago.<br/ <br/ A special occasion for the 2 of us (so I didn't bother taking photos). Plenty of spacing, staff were nice. <br/ <br/ We had Panko Tofu It was ok. Wasn't quite what I was expecting (a bit like a croquette). Nice sauce. <br/ Fish salad Really good. Yummy crumbed fish on a papaya salad. great balance.<br/ Salt and pepper Eggplant Ok but we've had better at other places in Footscray.<br/ Scallop noodle Moist scallops, really good. The crab sauce was really tasty. <br/ <br/ $125 with a bottle of Loosen Riesling.

Sapa hill is a hipster-ised Vietnamese restaurant. There is a massive list of craft beer to choose from. The food in general is great. Some of our favourite dishes are bun cha hanoi, beef wrapped in betal leave with bahn hoi and hanoi style spring rolls.

This restaurant is located in the heart of Footscray. It has a modern pub-like feel, and a wide variety of local beers to match. There's an extensive beverage and food menu list. I came here with a group and ordered a range of dishes with rice. The food was delicious, and will definitely come back again.

Sapa Hills,<br/ Vermicelli Rice Noodles with Beef and Spring Rolls. A slightly more western influence Vietnamese restaurant in the heart of Footscray. Being more westernised the food isn’t as heavy in flavour compared to traditional dishes. None the less, the restaurant is well serviced by its staff and owner and the food is fine.<br/ <br/ For a quick feed, during most hours the restaurant is busy but manageable with its sister store two stores away, due to popularity.<br/ <br/ Recommended, if you’re looking for a place with good food in Footscray with a large variety of selections to choose from.<br/ <br/ #food #foodporn #vietnamese #cruisine #melbourne #australia #foodie #noodles #springroll #beef

Love Sapa Hills. Great atmosphere and always delicious and fresh modern Vietnamese. Highly recommend.