The menu in front of the restaurant has a lower price than the menu inside the restaurant.We ordered a filet mignon sandwich, and it was extremely spicy, and there was nothing on the menu specifying that it would be spicy.Very bad food, I don't recommend it.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Pmp
What I love most about this place are two things1. They have delicious vegan options2. Their
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Karalynn N.
Service was friendly and fast. But something about the pho didn't taste to what i am used to. A bit on the pricey side for something small.. The passion tea was amazing! It's nice to see vietnamese food in a food hall just to represent a different culture.
Javier M.
Food was amazing. We have been living in the IE for 5+ years and we have been trying to find a go to spot for Pho. We have found it. Feeling under the weather and the wife ordered from GrubHub. Did not disappoint. The flavor was out of this world. We will definitely eat there in person or will keep ordering take out.
Tina S.
My review is for my experience ordering food for take out. Their online ordering was easy- I was able to request for no jalapeños. Everything was packed and ready to go at the time promised.Vietnamese ice coffee- Coffee tasted burnt, even with all that condensed milk. I wouldn't get this again. It wasn't smooth and creamy. $6.75Lemongrass chicken banh mi- Bread wasn't soft, and kind of hard. I didn't like that it scraped the roof of my mouth while eating it. The meat to veggie ratio was good though. I didn't get enough of the lemongrass flavor. $12.75 3 pcs of egg roll- Good flavor and the oil they fried it in tasted clean. However they didn't give me any lettuce, cilantro, cucumber or mint with it! For $8.75 for three pieces to just give the pickled radish and carrots is ridiculous. I spent over $30 and it was average at best. I was a bit disappointed cause everything was kind of lackluster. It was my first time ordering from here and based on my experience I wouldn't be coming back to try ordering dine in.
Ozum Oben Sendil
I never leave a review but I guess this is it. I ordered Spicy Basil Chicken today and I only got six smallest chicken pieces. Yes I counted them because I was shocked for that price I paid. When I told them the picture they put was misleading- they didn’t even respond or said sorry. Nothing. They came around and looked at the photo they put on display for the item. Thats it. Greedy people and no wonder it’s always empty.
Tyranny Rocham
Pho is not pho.. taste
Food: 1
Mandy M.
This was our first visit and we really enjoyed our food.We went early on a Saturday and Haven City Market wasn't too crowded yet.There was seating by the restaurant and plenty more throughout the whole market.The gentleman who took our order was friendly and efficient.We got:Lemongrass pork Banh Mi 10.95Pork belly Banh Mi 11.952x Vietnamese Iced coffee 5.95 eachThe total after tax was 37.50. Definitely not cheap for two sandwiches and coffee, but it was good. The lemongrass pork had a nice flavor, the veggies were nice and crisp and the bread was fresh and crunchy.The coffee was sweet and strong. We love strong coffee, but it might not be for everyone.We really enjoyed our meal and will be back to try more.
Becky L.
I ordered their Vietnamese Iced Coffee and the Garlic Fried rice with Shredded chicken breast?! I didn't realize the chicken pieces would turn out shredded. The drink itself was very tasty and right on point, so I would return for another round of their Vietnamese iced coffee (I rarely drink or don't drink coffee but just needed some strong caffeine dose today since I was on day off). However I took a star off for the Garlic Fried Rice portion which turned out a tad too oily for me. Since I was also eating the Mediterranean styled chicken pieces, I didn't try the shredded chicken pieces from this dish I ordered. Anyways, I'll return again next time I visit Haven City Market, Rancho Cucamonga. I liked their seating arrangement!!!! The booth sections looked so adorable the way they were decorated, so I enjoyed the quick take out time I spent there while waiting for my order, Yelping time away. I added some pics below for further reference. Be back again soon!!!!
Tiffany L.
My favorite Vietnamese restaurant in the IE! Shoutout to the worker Andy for being so patient and helpful! The food is so very authentic and flavorful! I love their Banh Mi! it's great to go and better fresh. Pair it with some pho or bun bo hue! The portion is pretty fair for the price esp in a food hall like Haven City Market. There's plenty of seating and the area is nicely decorated. There's plenty of drink options as well including boba! I really like their sparking strawberry! super refreshing on a hot day. 10/10 would recommend checking this place out!
Good coffee, not too sweet, but it was so strong. Not a problem for avid coffee lovers, but if you aren't used to it, it may keep you up at night!
Vincent
Really small portions and extremely expensive. Ripoff!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Spring Rolls
Cecilyah N.
I've been to lantern a few times now. I usually come here for my breakfast/lunch when my body needs a boost after long nights working (no I don't work at Lantern LMAO) . I opt for plain pho most times. Special if I'm feeling boujie. They just started selling Bun Bo Hue and it is soo good!!! For me, it's definitely the Bun Bo Hue in the area. My friends usually get pork belly bánh mi while I get the soup. It's one of the only places you can get a sandwich in Haven City Market. I can't eat them because I have celiac. Which is why I felt like replying to that other person's post. If you have an allergy, it's up to you to mitigate your risks. Why would you choose one of the only items on the menu with your allergen? Why would you eat it without double checking? People make mistakes sometimes. Why even eat out or at a place that even has the allergen in the facility if you react that badly? The risk is too big.I just commented and used the same words they chose to use in their review ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Nikki T.
Horrible. Absolutely horrible. Front worker- skinny, long black straight hair, false lashes with red tips on the lashes, and taller woman in the back as the sandwich maker-(one of these workers dropped the ball on this one.) One or both evident that their lack of attentiveness and carelessness amounts to a clear demonstration of negligence for their customers and buisness. I ordered the tofu bahnmi and I specifically told the cashier "no peanuts please".FYI: I am ALLERGIC and I am adept in communicating my peanut/nut allergies in restaurants to make sure this does not happen.After taking a modest bite from the corner, my intuition told me to open the sandwich. Low and behold the revelation in my gut proved accurate - peanuts were unmistakably present.Unquestionably, I experienced an extreme state of physical distress, accompanied by severe discomfort and uncontrollable vomiting, resulting from the mere morsel I ingested.Management: I strongly recommend implementing an enhanced educational program for your employees, ensuring their comprehensive understanding of the potential implications that may arise from individuals with allergies, such as peanut allergies or any other relevant allergens.In my opinion, it is below the standard IQ and lack of critical thinking for someone to not have necessary awareness and knowledge to understand that another person can potentially die from a peanut allergy/allergens.
Dayana R
Definitely recommend you try their Spicy Pork and Shrimp Udon 10/10
The menu in front of the restaurant has a lower price than the menu inside the restaurant.We ordered a filet mignon sandwich, and it was extremely spicy, and there was nothing on the menu specifying that it would be spicy.Very bad food, I don't recommend it.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
What I love most about this place are two things1. They have delicious vegan options2. Their
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Service was friendly and fast. But something about the pho didn't taste to what i am used to. A bit on the pricey side for something small.. The passion tea was amazing! It's nice to see vietnamese food in a food hall just to represent a different culture.
Food was amazing. We have been living in the IE for 5+ years and we have been trying to find a go to spot for Pho. We have found it. Feeling under the weather and the wife ordered from GrubHub. Did not disappoint. The flavor was out of this world. We will definitely eat there in person or will keep ordering take out.
My review is for my experience ordering food for take out. Their online ordering was easy- I was able to request for no jalapeños. Everything was packed and ready to go at the time promised.Vietnamese ice coffee- Coffee tasted burnt, even with all that condensed milk. I wouldn't get this again. It wasn't smooth and creamy. $6.75Lemongrass chicken banh mi- Bread wasn't soft, and kind of hard. I didn't like that it scraped the roof of my mouth while eating it. The meat to veggie ratio was good though. I didn't get enough of the lemongrass flavor. $12.75 3 pcs of egg roll- Good flavor and the oil they fried it in tasted clean. However they didn't give me any lettuce, cilantro, cucumber or mint with it! For $8.75 for three pieces to just give the pickled radish and carrots is ridiculous. I spent over $30 and it was average at best. I was a bit disappointed cause everything was kind of lackluster. It was my first time ordering from here and based on my experience I wouldn't be coming back to try ordering dine in.
I never leave a review but I guess this is it. I ordered Spicy Basil Chicken today and I only got six smallest chicken pieces. Yes I counted them because I was shocked for that price I paid. When I told them the picture they put was misleading- they didn’t even respond or said sorry. Nothing. They came around and looked at the photo they put on display for the item. Thats it. Greedy people and no wonder it’s always empty.
Pho is not pho.. taste
Food: 1
This was our first visit and we really enjoyed our food.We went early on a Saturday and Haven City Market wasn't too crowded yet.There was seating by the restaurant and plenty more throughout the whole market.The gentleman who took our order was friendly and efficient.We got:Lemongrass pork Banh Mi 10.95Pork belly Banh Mi 11.952x Vietnamese Iced coffee 5.95 eachThe total after tax was 37.50. Definitely not cheap for two sandwiches and coffee, but it was good. The lemongrass pork had a nice flavor, the veggies were nice and crisp and the bread was fresh and crunchy.The coffee was sweet and strong. We love strong coffee, but it might not be for everyone.We really enjoyed our meal and will be back to try more.
I ordered their Vietnamese Iced Coffee and the Garlic Fried rice with Shredded chicken breast?! I didn't realize the chicken pieces would turn out shredded. The drink itself was very tasty and right on point, so I would return for another round of their Vietnamese iced coffee (I rarely drink or don't drink coffee but just needed some strong caffeine dose today since I was on day off). However I took a star off for the Garlic Fried Rice portion which turned out a tad too oily for me. Since I was also eating the Mediterranean styled chicken pieces, I didn't try the shredded chicken pieces from this dish I ordered. Anyways, I'll return again next time I visit Haven City Market, Rancho Cucamonga. I liked their seating arrangement!!!! The booth sections looked so adorable the way they were decorated, so I enjoyed the quick take out time I spent there while waiting for my order, Yelping time away. I added some pics below for further reference. Be back again soon!!!!
My favorite Vietnamese restaurant in the IE! Shoutout to the worker Andy for being so patient and helpful! The food is so very authentic and flavorful! I love their Banh Mi! it's great to go and better fresh. Pair it with some pho or bun bo hue! The portion is pretty fair for the price esp in a food hall like Haven City Market. There's plenty of seating and the area is nicely decorated. There's plenty of drink options as well including boba! I really like their sparking strawberry! super refreshing on a hot day. 10/10 would recommend checking this place out!
Restaurantji Recommends
Good coffee, not too sweet, but it was so strong. Not a problem for avid coffee lovers, but if you aren't used to it, it may keep you up at night!
Really small portions and extremely expensive. Ripoff!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Spring Rolls
I've been to lantern a few times now. I usually come here for my breakfast/lunch when my body needs a boost after long nights working (no I don't work at Lantern LMAO) . I opt for plain pho most times. Special if I'm feeling boujie. They just started selling Bun Bo Hue and it is soo good!!! For me, it's definitely the Bun Bo Hue in the area. My friends usually get pork belly bánh mi while I get the soup. It's one of the only places you can get a sandwich in Haven City Market. I can't eat them because I have celiac. Which is why I felt like replying to that other person's post. If you have an allergy, it's up to you to mitigate your risks. Why would you choose one of the only items on the menu with your allergen? Why would you eat it without double checking? People make mistakes sometimes. Why even eat out or at a place that even has the allergen in the facility if you react that badly? The risk is too big.I just commented and used the same words they chose to use in their review ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Horrible. Absolutely horrible. Front worker- skinny, long black straight hair, false lashes with red tips on the lashes, and taller woman in the back as the sandwich maker-(one of these workers dropped the ball on this one.) One or both evident that their lack of attentiveness and carelessness amounts to a clear demonstration of negligence for their customers and buisness. I ordered the tofu bahnmi and I specifically told the cashier "no peanuts please".FYI: I am ALLERGIC and I am adept in communicating my peanut/nut allergies in restaurants to make sure this does not happen.After taking a modest bite from the corner, my intuition told me to open the sandwich. Low and behold the revelation in my gut proved accurate - peanuts were unmistakably present.Unquestionably, I experienced an extreme state of physical distress, accompanied by severe discomfort and uncontrollable vomiting, resulting from the mere morsel I ingested.Management: I strongly recommend implementing an enhanced educational program for your employees, ensuring their comprehensive understanding of the potential implications that may arise from individuals with allergies, such as peanut allergies or any other relevant allergens.In my opinion, it is below the standard IQ and lack of critical thinking for someone to not have necessary awareness and knowledge to understand that another person can potentially die from a peanut allergy/allergens.
Definitely recommend you try their Spicy Pork and Shrimp Udon 10/10