Ăn Đi is this Vietnamese place in Docklands where you can eat food that tastes really good and looks kinda fancy but also like something your friend’s mum might make. It’s on Collins Street, which is a big street with lots of cars and buildings, so you definitely won’t miss it unless you walk past it.

The name “Ăn Đi” means “let’s eat,” which is funny because that’s literally what you do there. They have stuff like pho (that’s soup with noodles), and bun cha (which is like noodles but different), and other things that are hard to pronounce but super tasty. Some dishes come with herbs that look like leaves from a backyard but everyone says they’re fresh and authentic.

The drinks are fancy too. They have cocktails that look colourful and might have mint leaves just for decoration. People take photos of them before drinking because that’s the rule now.

You can go there with your friends, or family, or by yourself if you want to look like you’re doing something cool. They also do catering, which probably means they bring food to you if you ask nicely and pay money.

It’s close to trams and stuff, so you won’t get lost. The place looks nice inside — lights, tables, chairs — very restaurant-y. Ăn Đi is basically where you go if you want to eat Vietnamese food that’s good, sit in a cool place, and say you’ve “done Docklands dining” like a real adult.