Emoi Vietnam Kitchen

Gangwon-do


Steaming pho is served up swiftly in colourful ceramic bowls in a spacious environment of green wood and yellow brickwork. Emoi does a brisk trade and it's not surprising – the pho chin (rice noodles in a beef broth) is lip-smackingly good and there's an English photo menu. Add the plates of chilli and pickled garlic to taste.


Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

Nearby Gangwon-do attractions

2. Gwaneum-sa

4.67 MILES

This temple is dedicated to Gwaneum, the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy who 'listens to the cries of the world'.

3. Beommun-sa

4.82 MILES

One of the many Buddhist temples in the park.

4. Bomun-sa

5.21 MILES

One of the numerous Buddhist temples within the park.

5. Yeongwon-sa

5.99 MILES

A temple built by Buddhist priest Uisang Daesa during the Silla period.

6. Chiaksan National Park

6.78 MILES

Scenic and mountainous Chiaksan (the name means 'Pheasant Peak Mountain') National Park is home to the lovely Guryong-sa and a host of other temples, and…

7. Seryeom Pokpo

7.16 MILES

A scenic waterfall on the hike between Guryong-sa and the peak of Biro-bong.

8. Guryong-sa

7.44 MILES

Set among the verdant hills of Chiaksan National Park, this colourful and vibrant temple is a beauty, its main courtyard festooned with vibrantly coloured…