Great little place. Very nice people. Simple and easy menu.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Page Leigh Tin (Kate)
The coffee was alright the food wasn't terrible..well what I could eat before I witnessed the cook sneeze into their arm and then wipe their snot on the arm of their shirt& then keep right on handling food without even washing their hands!!🤧🤢🤮like yuck! I left immediately, not only was this extremely disgusting but I mean come on.. haven't they heard of COVID?!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Raini RB
I havent found a better vietnamese coffee in the city yet
Mirian MartÃnez
We eat this delicious soup every time we go to the laundromat. It is now my toddler's favorite soup.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ever O'Donnell
Best Vietnamese coffee I've ever
Food: 5
Victoria Ever O'Donnell
Best Vietnamese coffee I've ever
Food: 5
Stella Kim
I had the porridge (asked for no meat) and Vietnamese coffee (iced). Both were incredibly good, especially with the spicy/citrusy kick for the porridge.As another review mentioned, there's no menu, it's cash only, and it wasn't clear who worked there at first (a lot of local uncles and aunties hanging around, which I really enjoyed). The Vietnamese live music shows playing on the TV was also a great vibe.The woman-owner who served us was straightforward and a bit short-tempered, but she seems to be a total softie (she smiled so genuinely when I told her how good the porridge was) and we later bonded over her tie-dye crocs.I would come here regularly if I could! Best porridge I've had in SF.
Ryan Nightingale
Great vietnamese coffee, but lady who works there is super rude
kin tsang
Good coffee
Mick Yang
This was wonderful - straight up the best Vietnamese coffee I’ve ever had; it’s rich and intense, bitterness rounded off by just enough sweetness to be smooth without being cloying. Banh mi was good too, simple mix of cold cuts and pate. One of the counter staff speaks English and anyway there’s a menu now that you can point to, so the other reviews are outdated. Cosy place.
Don’t pay attention to the bad reviews here. Good banh mi for $6 each. Cash only. The only banh mi spot in the Tenderloin I’ve seen put on egg. There’s no menu and the workers are a bit straightforward, so walk in and be direct
Misses Selfmade
Wouldn't serve me coffee and played the "can't understand me" based on language game
Sô Cô La
Love the Cháo Lòng and Bánh Canh here. The owners are nice. Price is fair. Place is clean and cozy. Can dine inside now.
Great little place. Very nice people. Simple and easy menu.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
The coffee was alright the food wasn't terrible..well what I could eat before I witnessed the cook sneeze into their arm and then wipe their snot on the arm of their shirt& then keep right on handling food without even washing their hands!!🤧🤢🤮like yuck! I left immediately, not only was this extremely disgusting but I mean come on.. haven't they heard of COVID?!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
I havent found a better vietnamese coffee in the city yet
We eat this delicious soup every time we go to the laundromat. It is now my toddler's favorite soup.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best Vietnamese coffee I've ever
Food: 5
Best Vietnamese coffee I've ever
Food: 5
I had the porridge (asked for no meat) and Vietnamese coffee (iced). Both were incredibly good, especially with the spicy/citrusy kick for the porridge.As another review mentioned, there's no menu, it's cash only, and it wasn't clear who worked there at first (a lot of local uncles and aunties hanging around, which I really enjoyed). The Vietnamese live music shows playing on the TV was also a great vibe.The woman-owner who served us was straightforward and a bit short-tempered, but she seems to be a total softie (she smiled so genuinely when I told her how good the porridge was) and we later bonded over her tie-dye crocs.I would come here regularly if I could! Best porridge I've had in SF.
Great vietnamese coffee, but lady who works there is super rude
Good coffee
This was wonderful - straight up the best Vietnamese coffee I’ve ever had; it’s rich and intense, bitterness rounded off by just enough sweetness to be smooth without being cloying. Banh mi was good too, simple mix of cold cuts and pate. One of the counter staff speaks English and anyway there’s a menu now that you can point to, so the other reviews are outdated. Cosy place.
Restaurantji Recommends
Don’t pay attention to the bad reviews here. Good banh mi for $6 each. Cash only. The only banh mi spot in the Tenderloin I’ve seen put on egg. There’s no menu and the workers are a bit straightforward, so walk in and be direct
Wouldn't serve me coffee and played the "can't understand me" based on language game
Love the Cháo Lòng and Bánh Canh here. The owners are nice. Price is fair. Place is clean and cozy. Can dine inside now.
Great place for coffee and sandwich!!
Tea is good
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