I will update this review post when I come back in the summer to buy one of each of their chè to satisfy my cravings. ?Ummm ...The name of this place is pretty obvious that they specialize in Vietnamese chè, a type of dessert. I am not sure why folks come to order other food and expect it to be good when it's a Vietnamese dessert shop. I must come there for their chè trôi nước and other Vietnamese chè. The guy owner once told me years ago that his family in Vietnam has been cooking and selling chè for generations. He uses his mom's family secret recipe. I have tasted many homemade versions and versions from different Vietnamese dessert shops, but this place makes it best. It's all about the texture of the glutinous rice, consistency of cassava and tapioca, and the coconut milk are always fresh since they only make enough for the day. When I rate this, I rate it based on the desserts they are known for and specialized in.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Kristina W.
A small cafeteria style, to-go-only place by the east entrance ("Hong Kong" sign), on right side, before the grocery store. Great selections of items, including Vietnamese desserts. Roast pork is delicious - crispy in outside, flavorful & juice inside! $11.99/lb. There are family size dishes wrapped & ready for grab & go. They have limited common flavors of boba smoothies for $5.50, a whole cup full, to the top of the plastic cup cover. We enjoyed our taro boba. The staff was helpful with limited but sufficient ability to communicate. Don't let the simple-functional-not-so-pretty interior fool you, their food won't disappoint you!
Mollie Siharath
The guy behind the counter is very rude, and this is not the first time either. Besides, their food is not that good for anyone to put up with that kind of service and attitude. They've lost my business forever.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Adolfo Lira
I can't comment on this placeBut the one with broth and buffet is recommended.Bida billiards in
Kev Ngh
To go only. From Cantonese bbq of pork and ducks to Vietnamese comfort food and Vietnamese traditional desserts and of course Vietnamese coffee, they have it all here. The to go food can be plated lunch/dinner with your choices of entrees and come with steam rice. Or if entree only, they have 2 sizes container, $6 or $8 as if 2023. Cash or credit card (but you have to buy more than $10?) get their vegetarian veggies stir fry with tofu (đồ chay xào đậu hũ), so good over steamed rice!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 5
NicoleFoodie
Friendly staff. The sauce for the roasted duck is salty.
Nicole Ngo
Friendly staff. The sauce for the roasted duck is salty.
TEXMM ALR
Good Duck!!! Buy the whole thing best choice!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
K S
The roast pork taste so bad, too hard and too dry, not chewy at all, I can’t believe I even tried them. The worst decision I have made on that day!
Frederick Jones
This place is great. I tried the duck and chicken feet. Best I ever tasted.
The old man was very rude! Not again!Bathroom service! Never again!
J T
Omg.......nasty worker.....I saw the employee dude put fingers in his mouth to remove something and touch my food afterwards.......grossss!!!! Making food must be clean. The man who made him put his ears in his mouth and made things for customers....
Some nne
Had the fried rice and it was ok. Vermicelli with pork was also ok. People not friendly or welcoming.
Kate D
I got 3 items with rice for $9 for the first time. I got Xiu Mai ( meat ball), braised fish, and stirred fry bean sprout. They gave me quite a bit of food that last me two meals. Despite other reviews, they were really nice to me. Also take Credit card which is a plus at Vietnamese restaurant. Will come back to try more
Bin Ng
Roast pork is ok, but don't try char siu, chinese barbecue pork. It's pretty bad, dry and hard.
I will update this review post when I come back in the summer to buy one of each of their chè to satisfy my cravings. ?Ummm ...The name of this place is pretty obvious that they specialize in Vietnamese chè, a type of dessert. I am not sure why folks come to order other food and expect it to be good when it's a Vietnamese dessert shop. I must come there for their chè trôi nước and other Vietnamese chè. The guy owner once told me years ago that his family in Vietnam has been cooking and selling chè for generations. He uses his mom's family secret recipe. I have tasted many homemade versions and versions from different Vietnamese dessert shops, but this place makes it best. It's all about the texture of the glutinous rice, consistency of cassava and tapioca, and the coconut milk are always fresh since they only make enough for the day. When I rate this, I rate it based on the desserts they are known for and specialized in.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
A small cafeteria style, to-go-only place by the east entrance ("Hong Kong" sign), on right side, before the grocery store. Great selections of items, including Vietnamese desserts. Roast pork is delicious - crispy in outside, flavorful & juice inside! $11.99/lb. There are family size dishes wrapped & ready for grab & go. They have limited common flavors of boba smoothies for $5.50, a whole cup full, to the top of the plastic cup cover. We enjoyed our taro boba. The staff was helpful with limited but sufficient ability to communicate. Don't let the simple-functional-not-so-pretty interior fool you, their food won't disappoint you!
The guy behind the counter is very rude, and this is not the first time either. Besides, their food is not that good for anyone to put up with that kind of service and attitude. They've lost my business forever.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I can't comment on this placeBut the one with broth and buffet is recommended.Bida billiards in
To go only. From Cantonese bbq of pork and ducks to Vietnamese comfort food and Vietnamese traditional desserts and of course Vietnamese coffee, they have it all here. The to go food can be plated lunch/dinner with your choices of entrees and come with steam rice. Or if entree only, they have 2 sizes container, $6 or $8 as if 2023. Cash or credit card (but you have to buy more than $10?) get their vegetarian veggies stir fry with tofu (đồ chay xào đậu hũ), so good over steamed rice!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 5
Friendly staff. The sauce for the roasted duck is salty.
Friendly staff. The sauce for the roasted duck is salty.
Good Duck!!! Buy the whole thing best choice!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The roast pork taste so bad, too hard and too dry, not chewy at all, I can’t believe I even tried them. The worst decision I have made on that day!
This place is great. I tried the duck and chicken feet. Best I ever tasted.
Restaurantji Recommends
The old man was very rude! Not again!Bathroom service! Never again!
Omg.......nasty worker.....I saw the employee dude put fingers in his mouth to remove something and touch my food afterwards.......grossss!!!! Making food must be clean. The man who made him put his ears in his mouth and made things for customers....
Had the fried rice and it was ok. Vermicelli with pork was also ok. People not friendly or welcoming.
I got 3 items with rice for $9 for the first time. I got Xiu Mai ( meat ball), braised fish, and stirred fry bean sprout. They gave me quite a bit of food that last me two meals. Despite other reviews, they were really nice to me. Also take Credit card which is a plus at Vietnamese restaurant. Will come back to try more
Roast pork is ok, but don't try char siu, chinese barbecue pork. It's pretty bad, dry and hard.