I was at clinic next door to this Cofee shop. I needed to use the restroom, but the clinic restroom was occupied and there were five people waiting. I went to the coffee shop and as tried to enter the owner told me I can’t came in. I ask politely if I can use the restroom, she said no . I ask if I can order any coffee or drink, and she said no . I was puzzled and don’t know what to says. I gave her 7 dollars and ask her if I can use the restroom and she let me use in .
D Nguyen
(Translated by Google) The best Banh Mi ever!!! 5 starsIced Black Coffee is very good 5 starsI love the way they prepare "bread" is very crispy / fragrant, clean and tidy with Vietnamese chilies, soy sauce, cold meat, spring rolls, cilantro, cucumber, pepper, etc…, unbelievable.THUMB UP for their breadI'll be back for "bread and coffee" when I'm craving.About “Service”…not that really bad as some places. But no smile/no hello etc and I tip $5 just for being a nice gentlemanAtmosphere is just OK…Definitely I will go there for bread and iced coffeeYou should try it and you will be "shocked and amazed".(Original)The best bánh Mì ever!!! 5 starsCà phê đen đá is very good 5 starsI love the way they prepare “ổ bánh mì” rất là dòn / thơm , sạch sẽ gọn gàng with Vietnamese chilies, soy sauce, thịt nguội , chả lụa, ngò, dưa leo, tiêu, etc…, unbelievable.THUMB UP for their bánh mìI'll be back for "bread and coffee" when I'm craving.About “Service”…not that really bad as some places. But no smile/no hello etc and I tip $5 just for being a nice gentlemanAtmosphere is just OK…Definitely I will go there for bánh mì and cà phê đen đáYou should try it and you will be "shocked and amazed".
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 2
Daniel “Ace” Zepeda
Do NOT go here! This place is not a restaurant for people who aren't Vietnamese. They made that very clear when my wife and I walked in.It's dark and smoky, more like a bar scene. And I had three different men agressively tell me to leave and go next door to Pho Hai Van. (We've been to Pho Hai Van and it's good, but we wanted to try some place new).It felt like we walked into a mafia scene in a movie. Very shady....
Dang Huynh Lam Son
(Translated by Google) Good service, cheerful, enthusiastic, attentive.(Original)Tốt, phục vụ vui vẻ, nhiệt tình, chu đáo.
Eric Huynh
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Jes ramirez
I don't know what this place is just went in by accident and there was techno music , games , it was dark , I just walk away I think it's a game room !
Scarlett Jh
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Eric J. Huynh
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Lily L.
I gave them three stars for the food. The noodle soups are good as well as the Vietnamese sandwich. Coffee and smoothies are also good. Service is ok and the place is clean enough. What I don't like is the strong cigarette smell so on nicer days I would rather eat outside in front of the store.
Kim K.
A friend, who used to work at this place, told me that they have the best Bun Bo in Houston. I should have listened to my conscience that she might have been biased. It turns out that I was right. Having listened to my friend, I came here to try their Bun Bo Hue. I also ordered a Vietnamese milk coffee. The coffee was delicious, but the Bun Bo Hue was not good. The bland soup lacks Bun Bo flavors. It tastes more like a pineapple beef soup. The bill came in at $10.00, which is expensive. Those two things usually cost me about $8.00 at other places. The bottom line is that I doubt that I would make another visit.
What a strange, strange trip this was. We were greeted at the door by a woman who insisted that we wanted the place next door. (We ate there last week and I will be posting a review) We insisted we did not, and she told us they did not serve food. I asked her about a couple of the dishes listed on the front window, and although she did not look happy, she sat us at a table and served us. At some point during the meal, everyone in the place came by to check us out. I guess they do not get many whites and Mexican Americans in the place. Only Vietnamese men came in during the time we were there. They smoked like chimneys under the no smoking signs at each table or booth. The bánh mì thit was good. I have always loved Vietnamese sandwiches. The bread was crunchy and fresh. The soup was good too (I think it was bun bo hue, bit there was a language problem-- I do not speak Vietnamese and her English was limited.) There were a lot of 8-liners in the back half of this place, and I suspect other things may have been going on here. The food was good, though, but I do not think we were welcome and may have unnerved the regulars there.
I was at clinic next door to this Cofee shop. I needed to use the restroom, but the clinic restroom was occupied and there were five people waiting. I went to the coffee shop and as tried to enter the owner told me I can’t came in. I ask politely if I can use the restroom, she said no . I ask if I can order any coffee or drink, and she said no . I was puzzled and don’t know what to says. I gave her 7 dollars and ask her if I can use the restroom and she let me use in .
(Translated by Google) The best Banh Mi ever!!! 5 starsIced Black Coffee is very good 5 starsI love the way they prepare "bread" is very crispy / fragrant, clean and tidy with Vietnamese chilies, soy sauce, cold meat, spring rolls, cilantro, cucumber, pepper, etc…, unbelievable.THUMB UP for their breadI'll be back for "bread and coffee" when I'm craving.About “Service”…not that really bad as some places. But no smile/no hello etc and I tip $5 just for being a nice gentlemanAtmosphere is just OK…Definitely I will go there for bread and iced coffeeYou should try it and you will be "shocked and amazed".(Original)The best bánh Mì ever!!! 5 starsCà phê đen đá is very good 5 starsI love the way they prepare “ổ bánh mì” rất là dòn / thơm , sạch sẽ gọn gàng with Vietnamese chilies, soy sauce, thịt nguội , chả lụa, ngò, dưa leo, tiêu, etc…, unbelievable.THUMB UP for their bánh mìI'll be back for "bread and coffee" when I'm craving.About “Service”…not that really bad as some places. But no smile/no hello etc and I tip $5 just for being a nice gentlemanAtmosphere is just OK…Definitely I will go there for bánh mì and cà phê đen đáYou should try it and you will be "shocked and amazed".
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 2
Do NOT go here! This place is not a restaurant for people who aren't Vietnamese. They made that very clear when my wife and I walked in.It's dark and smoky, more like a bar scene. And I had three different men agressively tell me to leave and go next door to Pho Hai Van. (We've been to Pho Hai Van and it's good, but we wanted to try some place new).It felt like we walked into a mafia scene in a movie. Very shady....
(Translated by Google) Good service, cheerful, enthusiastic, attentive.(Original)Tốt, phục vụ vui vẻ, nhiệt tình, chu đáo.
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I don't know what this place is just went in by accident and there was techno music , games , it was dark , I just walk away I think it's a game room !
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âï¸
I gave them three stars for the food. The noodle soups are good as well as the Vietnamese sandwich. Coffee and smoothies are also good. Service is ok and the place is clean enough. What I don't like is the strong cigarette smell so on nicer days I would rather eat outside in front of the store.
A friend, who used to work at this place, told me that they have the best Bun Bo in Houston. I should have listened to my conscience that she might have been biased. It turns out that I was right. Having listened to my friend, I came here to try their Bun Bo Hue. I also ordered a Vietnamese milk coffee. The coffee was delicious, but the Bun Bo Hue was not good. The bland soup lacks Bun Bo flavors. It tastes more like a pineapple beef soup. The bill came in at $10.00, which is expensive. Those two things usually cost me about $8.00 at other places. The bottom line is that I doubt that I would make another visit.
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What a strange, strange trip this was. We were greeted at the door by a woman who insisted that we wanted the place next door. (We ate there last week and I will be posting a review) We insisted we did not, and she told us they did not serve food. I asked her about a couple of the dishes listed on the front window, and although she did not look happy, she sat us at a table and served us. At some point during the meal, everyone in the place came by to check us out. I guess they do not get many whites and Mexican Americans in the place. Only Vietnamese men came in during the time we were there. They smoked like chimneys under the no smoking signs at each table or booth. The bánh mì thit was good. I have always loved Vietnamese sandwiches. The bread was crunchy and fresh. The soup was good too (I think it was bun bo hue, bit there was a language problem-- I do not speak Vietnamese and her English was limited.) There were a lot of 8-liners in the back half of this place, and I suspect other things may have been going on here. The food was good, though, but I do not think we were welcome and may have unnerved the regulars there.