Overview

Located in the heart of Singleton, NSW, Club House Hotel Vietnamese Cuisine offers an unexpected but welcome twist on traditional Vietnamese dining. Housed within a setting that blends a casual beer-focused pub atmosphere with a dedicated Vietnamese bistro area, it caters to patrons seeking both local craft brews and authentic Southeast Asian flavors. The venue itself contrasts its dark interior—offset by vibrant lanterns and striking Vietnamese artwork—with the option to dine outdoors in a marquee, making it suitable for those who prefer fresh air and natural light.

The culinary highlight lies firmly in the skillful interplay of bold, aromatic combinations typical of Vietnamese cooking. Signature dishes such as the spicy lemongrass pork and turmeric curry chicken stand out for their rich, layered flavors and careful balance of spice and herbs. These main courses, accompanied by perfectly steamed rice or a refreshing grilled pork vermicelli noodle bowl, showcase the kitchen’s craft in delivering familiar dishes with a satisfying punch. Vegetarian diners are well-catered for, too, with offerings like bean curd prepared with snow peas, mushroom, or enhanced by chili and lemongrass, capturing the essence of Vietnamese plant-based cuisine without compromise.

Complementing the robust mains are memorable starters and desserts with distinctive local and traditional touches. The duck pancakes, wrapped tightly with cucumber and hoisin sauce, present a surprising depth of flavor, while the pork buns reveal fresh house-made fillings accented by lemongrass. Although some preparation techniques occasionally affect consistency, the overall experience remains authentic. Dessert options such as sticky rice banana pudding with coconut custard and deeply satisfying deep-fried ice cream add a sweet finish that resonates with classic Vietnamese treats.

Service is generally friendly and responsive, catering adeptly to different dining preferences and time constraints—a crucial feature for both locals and visitors. The combination of a pub environment with Vietnamese cuisine appeals to a diverse audience, including those looking for a relaxed drink alongside their meal or adventurous diners seeking genuine Southeast Asian flavors away from the city centers.

In essence, Club House Hotel Vietnamese Cuisine serves as a reminder that standout meals often emerge from unassuming places. It offers a credible Vietnamese dining experience that honors tradition while embracing the locality’s casual charm and community vibe.


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Amenities & Services

Popular for
Lunch
Dinner
Solo dining
Offerings
Alcohol
Beer
Coffee
Healthy options
Quick bite
Small plates
Spirits
Wine
Atmosphere
Casual

What Customers Say

Jackie McMillan
Dec 10,2025
4/5
Stone & Wood Pacific Ale ($7.50) is as fancy as craft beers get in Singleton’s Clubhouse Hotel. They’ve also got a Vietnamese bistro in the rather gloomy black and prison-grey rear. While some effort has been made to brighten up the dark space using colourful lanterns, red bistro chairs and bright Vietnamese paintings, we opted for clean air and blue skies by eating in the carpark marquee. From the chalkboard menu, duck pancakes ($10/2) surprise with a big slab of glistening duck tied into a pliable pancake parcel with equally chunky cucumber, hoisin and a crisp shallot. Vietnamese pork buns ($7/each) have an excellent generously stuffed interior where aromats like lemongrass come to the fore. It’s let down by the uneven microwave heating method that makes one corner of the fluffy bun a bit tough, but has such an obvious house-made quality, I’d still call it a win. Arriving in a cloud of steam, the sizzling lemongrass pork ($19) is tasty over steamed rice ($3). Ask for extra chilli at your own peril, the requested addition got my dining companion’s nose running and him reaching for my grilled pork vermicelli noodle bowl ($17) to ease the burn. Plucked from the surprisingly extensive regular menu, this noodle bowl is a reasonable rendition of this Vietnamese classic, but eclipsed by the tastier spicy lemongrass pork. Club House Hotel Vietnamese Cuisine provided a timely reminder that good things can often hide in the most unlikely places.
Han The Noob
Dec 10,2025
5/5
i tasted the pho and it was on point was super delicious and the deep fried ice cream was so good and this restaurant should be super famous and definitely worth it to eat here
Emma W
Dec 10,2025
4/5
Decent food but variable with some average dishes and others exceptional Starters were standard deep fried fare, a bit greasy, nothing special but perfectly edible. Quail was a bit disappointing (very dry). Barramundi with spring onion and ginger was the standout dish, fish was succulent and juicy with such a flavourful sauce. I loved this dish, and if all the food had been this standard it'd definitely be a 5 star!
James Mackey
Dec 10,2025
5/5
Tumeric curry chicken was superb. Staff were very friendly and food was prepared quickly as requested as we were in a rush.
Rachel
Dec 10,2025
5/5
it is very lucky to find an Asian restaurant here. nice food . Nice services.

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Location

Opening Hours

Monday 11:30 AM - 01:30 PM 05:00 PM - 08:30 PM
Tuesday 11:30 AM - 01:30 PM 05:00 PM - 08:30 PM
Wednesday 11:30 AM - 01:30 PM 05:00 PM - 08:30 PM
Thursday 11:30 AM - 01:30 PM 05:00 PM - 08:30 PM
Friday 11:30 AM - 01:30 PM 05:00 PM - 08:30 PM
Saturday 11:30 AM - 01:30 PM 05:00 PM - 08:30 PM
Sunday Closed
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