Discover the Best Vietnamese Restaurant in the heart of Deepdene. Just a short 9 km journey from Melbourne's city center, Deepdene offers a perfect blend of rich history and modern charm. As part of the City of Boroondara, this suburb proudly housed 2,101 residents as of the 2021 census.

Once considered a neighborhood of Balwyn, Deepdene gained its individual identity in April 2010, when it was officially recognized as a distinct locality. Although there were proposals to expand its boundaries, the Boroondara Council decided to retain its current size in 2014.

History shines brightly in Deepdene. The Post Office on Whitehorse Road opened its doors back in 1913. And for those with a love for vintage railways, the suburb once boasted the Deepdene railway station. Part of the Outer Circle railway line, the station witnessed the "Deepdene Dasher" train charm its residents, although it ceased operations in 1927 due to low ridership. This historic railway line has now transformed into the Outer Circle Railway Anniversary Trail, a favored spot for walking and cycling. As you explore, you'll find signs sharing tales of the past.

And speaking of the past, between 1959 and 1966, Deepdene's commercial heartbeat consisted of a mix of local businesses like Mrs. Gebbie's haberdashery, Lanyon's grocery store, a car yard, a quaint milk bar, and even a commercial bakery.

Amid this backdrop, Anh Anh Vietnamese Restaurant invites you to immerse yourself in a culinary journey, blending the past and present of Deepdene. Come, join us!