Chôm Chôm, Late-Night Vietnam in a Busy Little Corner. If late nights had a flavour profile, it would taste like Chôm Chôm—Soho’s dependable Vietnam mood-setter. Since opening in 2013, this corner spot has kept its street-food energy while leveling up the bar and the menu. Think vibrant, flavour-forward cocktails, fresh bia hoi-style beer on tap, and Vietnamese dishes that hit that sweet spot between comfort and chaos. It’s the kind of place where you show up hungry, order one thing “just to start,” and somehow end up with wings, herbs, noodles, and something spicy-bright in your glass.

The room is lively without trying too hard: floor-to-ceiling black-framed windows, a proper bar, and an open kitchen that makes the whole experience feel kinetic. Yes, it can get tight—Soho seats do what Soho seats do—but the ambience is youthful and thriving. Come for the Vietnamese street-food-inspired plates and stay for the late-night playlist vibe that turns eating into a whole event.