Good and to the point viet corner stop restaurant/store. I greatly enjoy seeing and buying the array of basil spring rolls that exceeds beyond the shrimp or pork combination. I like the authenticity because,I prefer fish sauce over hoisin for the spring rolls, My other go to at this store is the sugar cane juice and the mini bowl of custard/flan. There are also plates of com tam which is my favorite Vietnamese dish.The customer service is also great!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Calq H
They have all the Vietnamese deli and desserts in the store. There’s a section with various tofu products. Good place to pick up some food when not in the mood to cook.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Steve G.
I love the bao with pork & mushrooms & egg, the sesame and tofu bread and the egg rolls, cheap fast and easy carryout.
Nic S.
Great place to get quick carry out/Vietnamese fast food. The bhan mo #1 is where it is at. Lots of other items I still need to try. Very inexpensive!
Huie N.
Love this place, for homey type food, I think this is the place to go. There's dishes here that you can't find at restaurants. There's a lot of variety also. My staples are the shrimp cha Gio, there banh uot type dish, and soy. Some other things I've enjoyed is their thit heo quay, and the fried fish cha. If you go early, the food will be super fresh and there would be a lot available. It can get busy but they work hard here to keep foods stocked so you wouldn't miss out on anything. The Bo vien at the register is also very good. I love this place and always try to drop by when im in the neighborhood
Daniel Dang
Old man security likes to shove people in his way to the kitchen. Rude.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 1
Thuha N.
We have a variety of goodies to share. Enjoyed most, especially soft tofu. The only thing I didn't like was fried banana, which was too doughy. We also got sticky rice and some sandwiches for the flight... can't wait to break it out while we're on the air :)
V
Def come here for ghe meatballs!! Everything is really good and I'm very impressed with the vast variety in their offerings. My go-tos are cassava cake, grilled mackerel (always need 2!), and rice paper salad (banh trang tron)
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Victoria L.
Best tofu and snacks ever!! Been coming here for years (followed them from their old location). They have a huge selection of prepared dishes, desserts, and snacks -- I love trying out their stuff.So far favorites include: homemade lemongrass tofu and sweet tofu pudding (with coconut and ginger syrup). YUM!!
The place to go for Vietnamese favorites including sugar cane drink, all things tofu, fried tofu, tofu pudding with ginger sugar, papaya salad with beef jerky, rice paper salad, chicken feet salad, sandwiches, cold cuts, egg rolls, assorted desserts, sticky rice, spring rolls, and many other food. It's hard to walk out of here without spending nearly $100 or even over! Definitely recommend eating most food on the same day. Fresh is still good.
Annabelle L.
I'm so happy to have found this gem. Every item sold here was similar to my mom's cooking at home so the food and desserts bring so much memories.I liked their banh cuon (rice noodle with stuff ground meat and shiitake mushrooms) and cha lua and nem sliced. It comes with fish sauce and the herb veggies. I also liked their fried tofu, which comes in lemongrass flavored or mushrooms. The lemongrass tofu is delicious and the flavor gives the right zesty taste.They have three kinds of spring rolls - shrimp, meat or veggie filling. They have summer rolls, different kinds of cha (pork roll), nem, che (desserts), pho and broth on the side so all you need to do it heat up the broth and enjoy. The banh mi is buy 5 and get 1 free. My vacation time in ATL is limited so I didn't get to try most items but next time visit ATL area, I'll be back!
Kasey Price
My favorite Viet deli in town. Our family used to be pretty loyal to VietTofu before they closed, but this place is definitely more consistent and has an even greater selection now that they’ve expanded.Even with more space, they’re still packed every time I visit, so have some patience!
William Chung
This is quintessentially a 'Vietnamese' style neighborhood deli on Buford Highway. A very popular place with the local & immigrant Vietnamese population and it's usually busy most of the time especially during weekends. IMO, this is not a place for the curious, it's reliable, authentic, nothing fancy, you drop in and get what you want. It's well known among most Vietnamese living in metro Atlanta. The shop has been expanded almost double size at the end of 2022.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 4
Oanh
This place is a madhouse on the weekend. There are so many things I want to try, but you can't tell what some of the items are since their labels are so off on many items. They assume you just know what it is. Even though they have 3 cashier spots, the line gets long and confusing since people don't queue properly.
Great selections ?
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Good and to the point viet corner stop restaurant/store. I greatly enjoy seeing and buying the array of basil spring rolls that exceeds beyond the shrimp or pork combination. I like the authenticity because,I prefer fish sauce over hoisin for the spring rolls, My other go to at this store is the sugar cane juice and the mini bowl of custard/flan. There are also plates of com tam which is my favorite Vietnamese dish.The customer service is also great!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
They have all the Vietnamese deli and desserts in the store. There’s a section with various tofu products. Good place to pick up some food when not in the mood to cook.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
I love the bao with pork & mushrooms & egg, the sesame and tofu bread and the egg rolls, cheap fast and easy carryout.
Great place to get quick carry out/Vietnamese fast food. The bhan mo #1 is where it is at. Lots of other items I still need to try. Very inexpensive!
Love this place, for homey type food, I think this is the place to go. There's dishes here that you can't find at restaurants. There's a lot of variety also. My staples are the shrimp cha Gio, there banh uot type dish, and soy. Some other things I've enjoyed is their thit heo quay, and the fried fish cha. If you go early, the food will be super fresh and there would be a lot available. It can get busy but they work hard here to keep foods stocked so you wouldn't miss out on anything. The Bo vien at the register is also very good. I love this place and always try to drop by when im in the neighborhood
Old man security likes to shove people in his way to the kitchen. Rude.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 1
We have a variety of goodies to share. Enjoyed most, especially soft tofu. The only thing I didn't like was fried banana, which was too doughy. We also got sticky rice and some sandwiches for the flight... can't wait to break it out while we're on the air :)
Def come here for ghe meatballs!! Everything is really good and I'm very impressed with the vast variety in their offerings. My go-tos are cassava cake, grilled mackerel (always need 2!), and rice paper salad (banh trang tron)
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best tofu and snacks ever!! Been coming here for years (followed them from their old location). They have a huge selection of prepared dishes, desserts, and snacks -- I love trying out their stuff.So far favorites include: homemade lemongrass tofu and sweet tofu pudding (with coconut and ginger syrup). YUM!!
Restaurantji Recommends
The place to go for Vietnamese favorites including sugar cane drink, all things tofu, fried tofu, tofu pudding with ginger sugar, papaya salad with beef jerky, rice paper salad, chicken feet salad, sandwiches, cold cuts, egg rolls, assorted desserts, sticky rice, spring rolls, and many other food. It's hard to walk out of here without spending nearly $100 or even over! Definitely recommend eating most food on the same day. Fresh is still good.
I'm so happy to have found this gem. Every item sold here was similar to my mom's cooking at home so the food and desserts bring so much memories.I liked their banh cuon (rice noodle with stuff ground meat and shiitake mushrooms) and cha lua and nem sliced. It comes with fish sauce and the herb veggies. I also liked their fried tofu, which comes in lemongrass flavored or mushrooms. The lemongrass tofu is delicious and the flavor gives the right zesty taste.They have three kinds of spring rolls - shrimp, meat or veggie filling. They have summer rolls, different kinds of cha (pork roll), nem, che (desserts), pho and broth on the side so all you need to do it heat up the broth and enjoy. The banh mi is buy 5 and get 1 free. My vacation time in ATL is limited so I didn't get to try most items but next time visit ATL area, I'll be back!
My favorite Viet deli in town. Our family used to be pretty loyal to VietTofu before they closed, but this place is definitely more consistent and has an even greater selection now that they’ve expanded.Even with more space, they’re still packed every time I visit, so have some patience!
This is quintessentially a 'Vietnamese' style neighborhood deli on Buford Highway. A very popular place with the local & immigrant Vietnamese population and it's usually busy most of the time especially during weekends. IMO, this is not a place for the curious, it's reliable, authentic, nothing fancy, you drop in and get what you want. It's well known among most Vietnamese living in metro Atlanta. The shop has been expanded almost double size at the end of 2022.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 4
This place is a madhouse on the weekend. There are so many things I want to try, but you can't tell what some of the items are since their labels are so off on many items. They assume you just know what it is. Even though they have 3 cashier spots, the line gets long and confusing since people don't queue properly.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3