Thiên Long Restaurant

Foods are good, huge servings but THEY ARE ON CASH BASIS ONLY which limits the customers to order for more foods if they don't bring plenty of cash in their wallet.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 5

I like it.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Pho is made fresh and ingredients are high quality.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Thiên Long Restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with plenty of seating, though it can feel a bit cramped during peak hours. The signature grilled fish dish, served with herbs and rice noodles, is a standout, providing a fun, interactive dining experience.

The chef’s special beef stew is flavorful but slightly oily, and vegetarian options are limited. Service is friendly, with complimentary rice crackers and shrimp sauce as a starter. While some diners wish for more whole fish options, the DIY grilled fish wraps make for a unique and enjoyable meal.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

The food here is really good. Be ready to come with an empty stomach because the serving are huge. The fish on the hot plate is super yummy and I love that you can make your own goi guon with whatever you like. Remember if you can't eat it all, just make up the left overs and take them home!

It gets really busy but you can tell why. Must try!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Thien long had been around for as long as I can remember and the staple of this place is the sizzling fish platter. It comes with an assortment of veggies, mam ruoc (the stinky stinky) sauce, noodles, and rice paper. This platter can serve 2-3 people as it depends how thick your rolls are. I’ve tried a few other dishes over the years but the fish one is the best. Most of the tables will have offer this. Another way I like to eat it is ordering it with half beef so you don’t get tired of the fish. This pls e looks dingy inside but don’t like that fool you. That means the food is great.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

This place got very good fish cake/chả cá.

Food: 5

Overall, I had a bad experience at this restaurant the food wasn't good here I liked the other restaurants around were better.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

This place has consistently had great food for as long as I can remember. I love their pho.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

36B is excellent and the house special that most people come to try. Unique Vietnamese dish where you make your own salad roll with the fried fish, vermicelli, and fresh herbs. Highly recommend the food!

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 4

Not the best Vietnamese food I’ve tired but very good. Tried the turmeric fish wrap and shaking beef with tomato rice, both quite delicious. Portion sizes are large, just wished there was just more protein. Service was good but could be more attentive. Only accept cash or Zelle.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

One of the restaurants that open late in the area. Crispy chow fun w/ beef is decent. Grilled fish w/ thin noodle is delicious with a big portion. Quick services and nice staffs. If the customers forget any belongings, they will hurry to return.

Food: 4

Service: 4

Cash only mean this business is evading taxes. we endured the whole chit chats session from the waitresses. They talked about personal experiences with random subject...loudly. They never checked on us for any needs, water refill etc...We are very disappointed with the quality of foods purchased. spent $74 for 2 chrispy noodle and one very bad bow of grilled pork, cold noodle. We don't recommend this lousy restaurant. Stay away...or be sorry, disappointed like us.

Smells super fragrant and delicious inside! Waiters are super attentive to you, despite them all watching the football game on tv HaHa. There is tons of seating, surely suitable for large tables of guests.
I liked the chicken pho and also the fish vermicelli! However, the beef stew with egg noodles was nottt a hit.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 4

Service: 4

We went to have lunch. Most of this restaurant serves noodles or rice. If you want to eat Japanese dishes, there are very few dishes to choose from, and it is for two people. Except for a few appetizers, about Only four or five items are Japanese-style, and the rest are staple food.

The four of us ordered two Japanese dishes, one was fried fish and the other was hot pot, both with rice. The portion size is okay and the price is quite affordable.

His hot pot is a bit spicy, a bit like hot and sour shrimp soup, but not so sour or spicy, and the taste is still quite good. The fried fish is very delicious. It is coated with flour. The plate looks very big, but there are vegetables like onions underneath. When the fried fish is served, there is a fire underneath, so it can maintain a certain degree of heat and also cook the fish. Continue to heat the raw onions below.

There are a lot of seats in the restaurant. We arrived around noon and didn't make a reservation, but there were still many empty seats.

The restaurant also sells drinks such as bubble milk tea, but we didn't drink it.

The waiter's attitude was okay, but he didn't feel very professional. When we entered, there were about one-third of the seats filled, and there were only a few tables of guests. The food would be served incorrectly, and the dishes would be placed incorrectly. He first served bowls and plates, then came over and told us that we didn’t eat spring roll wrappers, so he took away the plates and bowls without using the plates. Then we put on the spring roll wrappers, only to realize that we didn’t order spring roll wrappers. From beginning to end, I didn’t even add water.

There are many kinds of condiments on the table. Only accept cash! Zelle is also available. Parking is very difficult!

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 3