I recently ordered bò bía and was so disappointed with my order. All they put in the rolls were a lot of lạp xưởng and vegetable. There was no egg and they didn’t taste good at all. I would rather they didn’t take my order instead of taking it and did it poorly. And I paid a lot for it too. So disappointed. I really wanted to ask for my money back.
Emma Duelm
I haven’t really tried authentic Vietnamese food, so my bf and I were very lost when trying to figure out the process. They were very helpful and patient with us and helped us choose some food that was AMAZING. The pork belly is to DIE for and we got a chicken dish that was packed with flavor. I definitely recommend this place and can’t wait to come back!
Victoria N.
Food: 5/5 Customer Service: 4/5 Delicious and flavorful to-go Vietnamese food! I grew up eating Vietnamese food, but I'm not quite aware of the names of the Vietnamese dishes. I ordered: pork belly, fish, and bamboo shoots. The dish was absolutely flavorful! It reminded me the food I get in Irvine, California, a Mecca for Asian food. The dish came with: a lot of rice, a small scoop of bamboo shoots, pork belly, and fish. I bolstered it with cucumbers at home and Thai Basil. For English speakers, she does speak a little bit of English, but when I asked how it works, she mentioned briefly, "you pick what you want, then pay." The price was not mentioned, and I wasn't sure if it was by weight or by what we chose. When I inquired about what kind of fish it was, it was not mentioned. So, expect for the food to be around $15 for two meats and one vegetable! Or, bring a Vietnamese speaking person who can help you out! I'll definitely come back again since it's a quick "To-go" food that was quite delicious! Note: This is only a to-go place and cash only. There is no tip.
germaine n.
I was there twice in a day. I needed ice coffee and I went in because it was the first shop by the entrance. I was greeted warmly with smiles. Full disclosure, I am not Vietnamese and I live in San Francisco. I got there at 10:30 and it was packed!!!! So to get a loud and warm hello is so not expected. I vowed to go back in the evening because I am here for a week and have no desire to cook while I work all week. I went back in the PM although food option was not as plentiful but it was delicious still. The owner was still there from the morning. She recommended several dishes for me to try knowing I was clueless. She was accommodating, half fried rice and steamrice. Gave me the quail, chicken wings and bamboo shoot. So yummy and satisfying. Comfort food at its best. Before leaving she remembered I was there in the morning for ice coffee. She poured me a new one and send me on the road. I'll be back all week.
Helena K.
If you dont have time to cook vietnamese food, then stop by here take some togo food. their food is great and i highly recommended try their " Ga chien nuoc man" which is chicken wing with fish sauce. It is so great. they got variety of food you can eat with rice and soups. It you are vegan you still can come and check it out. they have tofu dish or vegan dish as well.
Michelle L.
More a take out place than an actual restaurant. Name change to Saigon restaurant. The place a bit tight. The take home food here is great. I recommend the thit kho(braised pork and eggs), ca kho(caramelized catfish) and the fried whole fish. If you want a restaurant type dish then I recommend the bun bo hue(spicy beef noodle soup). Flavorful broth and not overly spicy. Many of these items can be eaten at home with rice. They consistently have veggie options and vegan options too. Wide variety of choices to choose from each day. The restaurant owner is very nice and delivers great service. During the pandemic, they are closed on Monday unless it's a holiday. They can go trays of food for you. Highly recommend.
D H.
Serving old and reheated food dishes from many days. Looking old and disgusting. This place has disgraced the great Vietnamese cuisines. Don't let those pictures FOOL you. They posted the pictures for marketing showings. You thought that you could have purchased a great dinner Togo selections but when you arrived, just wanted to puke.
Lily F.
I've honestly been looking for these lunch box-style meals for awhile. While I'm use to the Taiwanese/Chinese versions of these I know that these meals are always going to be extremely filling and cheap. You get a huge amount of rice and then choose from two meats and a vegetable for $10 cash. It's a very quick visit and is meant to be eaten elsewhere. The woman helping me was kinda aggressive with her selling and kept repeating words over and over to me like I was deaf. And then when I asked her if I could have a tofu dish as my vegetable option she about punched me. "No no no no no meat! Only vegetable!" And then automatically fills my box with broccoli. Alright, but tofu isn't meat either...Sad face. Everything is delicious in that home-cooked way. I bet it's because most of it is made from love and maybe like 10% anger.
Nordic Jung
Restaurant frequented by Vietnamese. Service and food were quick. The food is very good for a retail center.
Luan P.
In vietnam, a traditional meal comes with one or two veggies stir fry dish, a main entree, usually fried or braised dishes like fried fish or braised pork belly with eggs and a soup dish. This is the true value of a Vietnamese family. In America, this tradition is nearly lost as most families have members working at odd hours and it would be almost impossible to have a sit down meal let alone prep 3-4 dishes just for lunch or dinner. Lucky for us, there's Ngoc Anh, a restaurant specializing in authentic Vietnamese's family meal. Walking in, all you could see is food. They are set up like a hot food buffet, the items range from $5 to $10 for a box to go. You can also dine in. The rice platters are $10 a plate, which consists of rice and three entrees. I had mine with caramelized shrimps, braised pork belly and a Chinese sausage for $10! Try beating that! The owner even gave me a cup of soup on the house since she knew I have driven far for this. This is hands-down one of the best food establishments in Eden center, the choices are endless and they switch things up everyday. The workers are extremely sweet and accommodating. Do not miss out this place, it is located in Saigon West, ask for it!
Ordered from there, the lady hung up on me in the middle of my order. Poor service..but great food.
Strat Egerie
Authentic Vietnamese cuisine, this is one of our favorite restaurants at Eden Center.They have a selection of ready-made entrees so you can pick up a delicious meal to go in just minutes.
I recently ordered bò bía and was so disappointed with my order. All they put in the rolls were a lot of lạp xưởng and vegetable. There was no egg and they didn’t taste good at all. I would rather they didn’t take my order instead of taking it and did it poorly. And I paid a lot for it too. So disappointed. I really wanted to ask for my money back.
I haven’t really tried authentic Vietnamese food, so my bf and I were very lost when trying to figure out the process. They were very helpful and patient with us and helped us choose some food that was AMAZING. The pork belly is to DIE for and we got a chicken dish that was packed with flavor. I definitely recommend this place and can’t wait to come back!
Food: 5/5 Customer Service: 4/5 Delicious and flavorful to-go Vietnamese food! I grew up eating Vietnamese food, but I'm not quite aware of the names of the Vietnamese dishes. I ordered: pork belly, fish, and bamboo shoots. The dish was absolutely flavorful! It reminded me the food I get in Irvine, California, a Mecca for Asian food. The dish came with: a lot of rice, a small scoop of bamboo shoots, pork belly, and fish. I bolstered it with cucumbers at home and Thai Basil. For English speakers, she does speak a little bit of English, but when I asked how it works, she mentioned briefly, "you pick what you want, then pay." The price was not mentioned, and I wasn't sure if it was by weight or by what we chose. When I inquired about what kind of fish it was, it was not mentioned. So, expect for the food to be around $15 for two meats and one vegetable! Or, bring a Vietnamese speaking person who can help you out! I'll definitely come back again since it's a quick "To-go" food that was quite delicious! Note: This is only a to-go place and cash only. There is no tip.
I was there twice in a day. I needed ice coffee and I went in because it was the first shop by the entrance. I was greeted warmly with smiles. Full disclosure, I am not Vietnamese and I live in San Francisco. I got there at 10:30 and it was packed!!!! So to get a loud and warm hello is so not expected. I vowed to go back in the evening because I am here for a week and have no desire to cook while I work all week. I went back in the PM although food option was not as plentiful but it was delicious still. The owner was still there from the morning. She recommended several dishes for me to try knowing I was clueless. She was accommodating, half fried rice and steamrice. Gave me the quail, chicken wings and bamboo shoot. So yummy and satisfying. Comfort food at its best. Before leaving she remembered I was there in the morning for ice coffee. She poured me a new one and send me on the road. I'll be back all week.
If you dont have time to cook vietnamese food, then stop by here take some togo food. their food is great and i highly recommended try their " Ga chien nuoc man" which is chicken wing with fish sauce. It is so great. they got variety of food you can eat with rice and soups. It you are vegan you still can come and check it out. they have tofu dish or vegan dish as well.
More a take out place than an actual restaurant. Name change to Saigon restaurant. The place a bit tight. The take home food here is great. I recommend the thit kho(braised pork and eggs), ca kho(caramelized catfish) and the fried whole fish. If you want a restaurant type dish then I recommend the bun bo hue(spicy beef noodle soup). Flavorful broth and not overly spicy. Many of these items can be eaten at home with rice. They consistently have veggie options and vegan options too. Wide variety of choices to choose from each day. The restaurant owner is very nice and delivers great service. During the pandemic, they are closed on Monday unless it's a holiday. They can go trays of food for you. Highly recommend.
Serving old and reheated food dishes from many days. Looking old and disgusting. This place has disgraced the great Vietnamese cuisines. Don't let those pictures FOOL you. They posted the pictures for marketing showings. You thought that you could have purchased a great dinner Togo selections but when you arrived, just wanted to puke.
I've honestly been looking for these lunch box-style meals for awhile. While I'm use to the Taiwanese/Chinese versions of these I know that these meals are always going to be extremely filling and cheap. You get a huge amount of rice and then choose from two meats and a vegetable for $10 cash. It's a very quick visit and is meant to be eaten elsewhere. The woman helping me was kinda aggressive with her selling and kept repeating words over and over to me like I was deaf. And then when I asked her if I could have a tofu dish as my vegetable option she about punched me. "No no no no no meat! Only vegetable!" And then automatically fills my box with broccoli. Alright, but tofu isn't meat either...Sad face. Everything is delicious in that home-cooked way. I bet it's because most of it is made from love and maybe like 10% anger.
Restaurant frequented by Vietnamese. Service and food were quick. The food is very good for a retail center.
In vietnam, a traditional meal comes with one or two veggies stir fry dish, a main entree, usually fried or braised dishes like fried fish or braised pork belly with eggs and a soup dish. This is the true value of a Vietnamese family. In America, this tradition is nearly lost as most families have members working at odd hours and it would be almost impossible to have a sit down meal let alone prep 3-4 dishes just for lunch or dinner. Lucky for us, there's Ngoc Anh, a restaurant specializing in authentic Vietnamese's family meal. Walking in, all you could see is food. They are set up like a hot food buffet, the items range from $5 to $10 for a box to go. You can also dine in. The rice platters are $10 a plate, which consists of rice and three entrees. I had mine with caramelized shrimps, braised pork belly and a Chinese sausage for $10! Try beating that! The owner even gave me a cup of soup on the house since she knew I have driven far for this. This is hands-down one of the best food establishments in Eden center, the choices are endless and they switch things up everyday. The workers are extremely sweet and accommodating. Do not miss out this place, it is located in Saigon West, ask for it!
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Ordered from there, the lady hung up on me in the middle of my order. Poor service..but great food.
Authentic Vietnamese cuisine, this is one of our favorite restaurants at Eden Center.They have a selection of ready-made entrees so you can pick up a delicious meal to go in just minutes.