If you are in seeking a wide array of appetizing Vietnamese food that leaves you fulfilled and content, then your search is over. Whether it is warm and delicious pho soup or the more-renowned, crispy egg rolls, we assure you that you will always be coming back for more.
Modest Vietnamese hub in a shopping mall offering traditional cooking including noodle soups & buns.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 111 Louisiana Blvd SE, Albuquerque, NM 87108
Phone: (505) 265-4448
Website: http://maycafenm.com/
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Reviews
Steve Hartig
Had lunch there on a Thursday. The area and parking lot definitely give a pause but the restaurant itself is nicely done and feels very welcoming. Not crowded at all. Service was great and food also. I had pad Thai with tofu and my wife had crispy noodles. Will come back
… moreAlex Kolkena
It’s in one of the most ghetto parts of town, but once you enter, it’s nice. Great atmosphere. The service was friendly and prompt. The food was pretty good, but nothing spectacular. Would go again.
… moreKonrad Juengling
May Cafe is a Vietnamese restaurant on Louisiana located behind the KFC at Louisiana and Central.
I’m not familiar with Vietnamese food. My friend and I found ourselves there after we tried to dine across the street at Pad Thai Café but were unable to as the latter only accepted cash.
May Cafe’s menu is split into 11 sections: appetizers, pho, noodle soups, stir fried noodles, rice vermicelli bowls, rice dishes, specials, side dishes and additions, seafood dishes, beverages, and a dessert.
I selected #82, the stir fried spicy basil with chicken, for $13.25. The dish came with a side of white rice and contained basil, peppers, chicken, and a lot of onions in a light sauce. I enjoyed the meal, though I think I would have enjoyed more ingredients. Luckily I really enjoy onion. It was cooked well with the onion slices having a slight crunch. If someone doesn’t enjoy onions, they should not get this dish. The heat is what I would call a hot spice level at a Thai restaurant (but not “authentic hot”), so a 4 out of 5 heat wise.
I found myself hungry soon after the meal, so future patrons may want to order an appetizer.
… moreI’m not familiar with Vietnamese food. My friend and I found ourselves there after we tried to dine across the street at Pad Thai Café but were unable to as the latter only accepted cash.
May Cafe’s menu is split into 11 sections: appetizers, pho, noodle soups, stir fried noodles, rice vermicelli bowls, rice dishes, specials, side dishes and additions, seafood dishes, beverages, and a dessert.
I selected #82, the stir fried spicy basil with chicken, for $13.25. The dish came with a side of white rice and contained basil, peppers, chicken, and a lot of onions in a light sauce. I enjoyed the meal, though I think I would have enjoyed more ingredients. Luckily I really enjoy onion. It was cooked well with the onion slices having a slight crunch. If someone doesn’t enjoy onions, they should not get this dish. The heat is what I would call a hot spice level at a Thai restaurant (but not “authentic hot”), so a 4 out of 5 heat wise.
I found myself hungry soon after the meal, so future patrons may want to order an appetizer.
[nelo] mijangos
A great choice to eat, super delicious really good price and people is super super gentle. Very happy with everything we tried.
… moreGuillermo Loubriel
It was good as usual. We had cube steak and an udon noodle soup with shrimp. They were both good but not special. The soup had 4 small shrimp. They do give you basil leaves for the soup (in our last visit they had run out). The Thai tea was very good.
… moreAmanda M
Beef banh mi was very tasty, bread was like it was fresh out the oven. Pho was flavorful, but chicken had weird texture and taste so I took it out of my soup. The spring rolls are great but are not accompanied with peanut sauce, its more of a sweet sauce.
… moreZIA Executive
I’ve been coming to the May Cafe for over twenty five years and I’ve never been disappointed. Love the bun dishes and must always have the Vietnamese coffee, yum! Definitely still one of my favourites and my mother loves it too!
… moreTrang Vu
Stop by for lunch. The spring roll was mediocre, not even fresh mints or cilantro. The sauce with it could be better, and why not offer peanut sauce instead of basic cheap fish sauce? I also had the VN, Sandwich was a bit small, and the meat was chewy, not fresh. Maybe their other dishes are better hoping to give it another try next time.
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Egg Drop Soup had yolk and whites! Combo Vermicelli Bowl was actually in a plate but did not flatten the fantastic taste of fresh and rightly cooked ingredients. I thought the plate thing was an exception but found plates used in El Paso, maybe it’s a west of -100 thing.
… morePaul Nguyen
Very nice and social place to enjoy coffee, tea and Vietnamese cuisines. Highly recommended for visitors, travelers and coffee lovers. Bring friends and family. It has s very good family oriented vibe. May cafe is good. Love the Vietnamese coffee.
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