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Jenna Campbell

Vietnamese restaurant to take over site of Northern Quarter diner after closure due to 'soaring costs'

A popular Vietnamese restaurant is relocating to the Northern Quarter and taking over the site formerly occupied by a vegan diner.

Established in 2010, Vnam first opened on Oldham Road in Ancoats, becoming one of the first places to popularise Vietnamese cuisine in the city. Now, after more than 10 years its upping sticks and moving into the unit that was formerly vegan diner, V Rev, which closed suddenly is September due to "soaring costs".

From V Rev to Vnam, the new location will serve up the same popular dishes as the previous site - from steaming bowls of Pho and chicken and prawn summer rolls bursting with fresh flavours. The Ancoats favourite is also loved for it speciality coffee - a Vietnamese drip coffee served with or without condensed milk, which is a delicacy in Vietnam.

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