There is a short hair woman who speaks Northern Vietnamese accent. She is a bitch. She talks to customers like she doesn't need customers at all. There is a customer ordered a "sâm bổ lượng". That woman gave the customer nothing much inside but watery and ice. And when the customer asked her nicely that "why did she give her only water and ice inside?" And that mad woman replied the customer that " this is how i scope it. If you dont like it, you dont have to buy it. And she rudely asked the customer " what do you want?" I was like come on man. Is this how you treat your customers woman? They are your customers, you need to serve them nicely. Without them, your store wont exist !!! I really felt bad for the customer and i left the store. I wont come back to this store again. That woman is a bitch. She needs to get her ass fired !!!
Monica T.
Love this place. Been coming here since I was a kid. The aunties are all sweet and will joke around with you. They will let you know what is good and what they like best. The sweets are always on point, always consistent. A good place for Vietnamese sweets!
Betty G.
I stop by here often for their dessert, sticky rice ( sweet or savory), and/or baked goods. Line is always long, out to the street. There are plenty of choices for everyone. It's always fresh and they being out a new batch throughout the day. Give them a try if you're in the area. You'll be hooked! :)
Nhu-y P.
You can find all kinds of yummy Vietnamese desserts here. You can eat the sticky rice for breakfast. If I can, I would love to try everything. Price is still decent. The line can be long sometimes though. We get food here for breakfast sometimes:)
Caitlin D.
CASH ONLY FYI! This spot is good & has ample amount of che. What you may know as hot che, they serve them all room temp/cold. There's no written prices so you'll have to ask or wait for the total. They even had a version of fried sticky rice and banana (like a little rectangle). They serve it with a side of sweetened coconut milk. The cups they have -- do have lids but they don't hold on tightly. So if you're driving far, you have to keep a close eye on them otherwise they will spill. We got che Thai, che bap, che chuoi, and that one big rice ball (I think) in the sweet syrup. As well as some different xoi. No seating inside, strictly to go. Parking is ok since it's in a big strip mall section so there's many choices. I can only speak for the che Thai but it was pretty yummy. I like that the coconut milk took on the color of the red rubies (so it was a light pink color). The red rubies weren't clumpy and were beautifully cooked. They added banh lot to it, omgg my favorite. The jackfruit was sweet and so was the other fruit. And they even had nata de coco. 10/10! This one was nice, but the one on Westminster (next to 7Leaves) had better price deals! Here, it costed about $22!
thao3456
Love this place because my wife loves Asian deserts.
Food: 5
Service: 5
LeiLei Chen
Good selection of desserts. Not too sweet.
Eric L.
I got the banh da lon and the banh chuoi. Their baked goods are made fresh which makes it so delicious. The banh da Lon was fresh and delicious and the texture was on point. The banh chuoi was sweetened perfectly. The coconut sauce was also good and not too watered down. I always stop by whenever I travel to OC.
Ronny T.
Still the standard for fresh and fairly priced Vietnamese dessert and snacks. Many of the ladies serving out the treats don't speak English though so you just point at what you want. No prices listed either so you just gotta go with the flow.
Tam Hong
This morning I bought a cup of three-color sweet soup. The small size cup and horizontal lid were not as attractive as before. The employee asked me in an unconfident or overconfident way. She said, "You just put sugar in your mouth and eat it." , " While I didn't say anything, after hearing that sentence I asked to add a little more sugar, she added half of it and when she came home to eat it, it was exactly the same sweetness that I used to buy here, I wonder if Hien Khanh tea has changed to a new owner. It's too bad. The glass cabinets displaying jelly and flan are completely invisible because they're cloudy because of the cold air. The quality of service and products has decreased quite a lot. One word Disappointed
Even at the end of the day, the deserts were fresh! So good and nostalgic to what I grew up with. Even if I don't know the name of the desserts... pointing to what looks good still works bc it was all good wish I had two servings!
Carl Clayton
Another go-to place for dessert, great selection and it can be very busy. Prepare to wait a little bit if it is busy.It's difficult to park, but well worth it, although the last time we went, the prices had gone up quite a
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tina ..
Wonderful place to get authentic Vietnamese desserts. You can get so many different kinds of Vietnamese dessert drinks and sticky rice desserts or pudding. I personally really love getting the orange plain sticky rice to munch on and the Che Thai. Sometimes they will also put out containers of sausage sticky rice which is also really fresh and delicious. This place usually has a crazy line out the door so you'll be waiting a while but it's worth the wait'
Wendy P.
Stopped by for durian rice but there was none available which happens but the first woman I spoke to snarled at me--maybe because I spoke to her in English. She was openly hostile and as they didn't even have the one thing I wanted and the menu was in Vietnamese, I went next door to Epic Baguette where the staff was very friendly and the food yummy.
aderinola osifeso
they will all stand in line because they know this are the place to go for
There is a short hair woman who speaks Northern Vietnamese accent. She is a bitch. She talks to customers like she doesn't need customers at all. There is a customer ordered a "sâm bổ lượng". That woman gave the customer nothing much inside but watery and ice. And when the customer asked her nicely that "why did she give her only water and ice inside?" And that mad woman replied the customer that " this is how i scope it. If you dont like it, you dont have to buy it. And she rudely asked the customer " what do you want?" I was like come on man. Is this how you treat your customers woman? They are your customers, you need to serve them nicely. Without them, your store wont exist !!! I really felt bad for the customer and i left the store. I wont come back to this store again. That woman is a bitch. She needs to get her ass fired !!!
Love this place. Been coming here since I was a kid. The aunties are all sweet and will joke around with you. They will let you know what is good and what they like best. The sweets are always on point, always consistent. A good place for Vietnamese sweets!
I stop by here often for their dessert, sticky rice ( sweet or savory), and/or baked goods. Line is always long, out to the street. There are plenty of choices for everyone. It's always fresh and they being out a new batch throughout the day. Give them a try if you're in the area. You'll be hooked! :)
You can find all kinds of yummy Vietnamese desserts here. You can eat the sticky rice for breakfast. If I can, I would love to try everything. Price is still decent. The line can be long sometimes though. We get food here for breakfast sometimes:)
CASH ONLY FYI! This spot is good & has ample amount of che. What you may know as hot che, they serve them all room temp/cold. There's no written prices so you'll have to ask or wait for the total. They even had a version of fried sticky rice and banana (like a little rectangle). They serve it with a side of sweetened coconut milk. The cups they have -- do have lids but they don't hold on tightly. So if you're driving far, you have to keep a close eye on them otherwise they will spill. We got che Thai, che bap, che chuoi, and that one big rice ball (I think) in the sweet syrup. As well as some different xoi. No seating inside, strictly to go. Parking is ok since it's in a big strip mall section so there's many choices. I can only speak for the che Thai but it was pretty yummy. I like that the coconut milk took on the color of the red rubies (so it was a light pink color). The red rubies weren't clumpy and were beautifully cooked. They added banh lot to it, omgg my favorite. The jackfruit was sweet and so was the other fruit. And they even had nata de coco. 10/10! This one was nice, but the one on Westminster (next to 7Leaves) had better price deals! Here, it costed about $22!
Love this place because my wife loves Asian deserts.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good selection of desserts. Not too sweet.
I got the banh da lon and the banh chuoi. Their baked goods are made fresh which makes it so delicious. The banh da Lon was fresh and delicious and the texture was on point. The banh chuoi was sweetened perfectly. The coconut sauce was also good and not too watered down. I always stop by whenever I travel to OC.
Still the standard for fresh and fairly priced Vietnamese dessert and snacks. Many of the ladies serving out the treats don't speak English though so you just point at what you want. No prices listed either so you just gotta go with the flow.
This morning I bought a cup of three-color sweet soup. The small size cup and horizontal lid were not as attractive as before. The employee asked me in an unconfident or overconfident way. She said, "You just put sugar in your mouth and eat it." , " While I didn't say anything, after hearing that sentence I asked to add a little more sugar, she added half of it and when she came home to eat it, it was exactly the same sweetness that I used to buy here, I wonder if Hien Khanh tea has changed to a new owner. It's too bad. The glass cabinets displaying jelly and flan are completely invisible because they're cloudy because of the cold air. The quality of service and products has decreased quite a lot. One word Disappointed
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 2
Restaurantji Recommends
Even at the end of the day, the deserts were fresh! So good and nostalgic to what I grew up with. Even if I don't know the name of the desserts... pointing to what looks good still works bc it was all good wish I had two servings!
Another go-to place for dessert, great selection and it can be very busy. Prepare to wait a little bit if it is busy.It's difficult to park, but well worth it, although the last time we went, the prices had gone up quite a
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Wonderful place to get authentic Vietnamese desserts. You can get so many different kinds of Vietnamese dessert drinks and sticky rice desserts or pudding. I personally really love getting the orange plain sticky rice to munch on and the Che Thai. Sometimes they will also put out containers of sausage sticky rice which is also really fresh and delicious. This place usually has a crazy line out the door so you'll be waiting a while but it's worth the wait'
Stopped by for durian rice but there was none available which happens but the first woman I spoke to snarled at me--maybe because I spoke to her in English. She was openly hostile and as they didn't even have the one thing I wanted and the menu was in Vietnamese, I went next door to Epic Baguette where the staff was very friendly and the food yummy.
they will all stand in line because they know this are the place to go for
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5