Land Nuong 1980's @ Hamilton Road Review: A Taste of Old-School Vietnam in Singapore

Craving for authentic Vietnamese flavours in a setting that transports you straight to the streets of Saigon?

Lang Nuong 1980's at Hamilton Road fits the bill to a tee.

The Place

Nestled along a quiet row of shophouses, Lang Nuong 1980s gives off serious retro vibes. From the warm yellow walls to the rustic red brick interiors, the space oozes old-school charm. 

Add a few traditional lanterns overhead and you might just forget you’re in Singapore. It’s cosy, nostalgic, and refreshingly unpretentious—perfect for a laid-back meal with friends or family.

The Food

Lang Nuong 1980s serves up a menu that goes beyond the usual pho and banh mi, offering dishes that are less commonly seen in other Vietnamese eateries here.

Here’s what we tried.

Fresh Spring Roll

Light, fresh and minty. tHis is exactly what you’d want to kick off a Vietnamese meal. The herbs were generous, giving it a clean and zesty bite.

BBQ Pork Belly

Smoky and savoury with a nice char. The pork was tender, not overly fatty, and had just the right balance of seasoning.

Shrimp Sour Soup

This one’s for fans of bold flavours. The broth packed a tangy punch that is sharp, refreshing and slightly spicy. Definitely a standout for those who love their soups with a kick.

Verdict

Lang Nuong 1980s hits the mark with its relaxed, old-world atmosphere and flavourful Vietnamese fare. It’s not your typical polished fine-dining spot, and that’s exactly why we like it. 

Come for the vibes, stay for the food, and leave with plans to return.