Hours
| Thursday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 8469 Elk Grove Blvd, Elk Grove, CA 95758
Phone: (916) 683-9621
Website: http://www.quannemninhhoaca.com/
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Reviews
Their house special number 1 specialty is the nem which is a special bbq grilled coarse ground pork dish. You can have it pre wrapped but some of us opted to self wrap with rice paper and vegetables fixings. While done had the already wrapped nem. One of the special part of this dish is the shrimp sauce. I had this a few years ago ago their other location and was highly impressed. Today I give it 3stars/5. I have had this specialty much much better shipped from LA. This was highly disappointing bc it is supposed to be the best–people drive up from SJ to eat this. Not that spectacular. The meat was ok and special shrimp sauce only ok
The pork chop rice plate was sooo very disappointing also 1.5/5. When you’ve eaten from great rice place in SJ. This is bad. The meat was dry and not flavorful. Rather bland. The egg roll was 0/5 stars and the fried egg was 2/5.
The banh beo steamed shrimp “cakes” was excellent in the other hand. One of my favorite dishes and done excellently here 4.5/5 stars
The green leafed wrapped banh loc is banana leaf steamed pocket. It’s only ok 2/5 stars
My friend had a vegetarian bun dish inedible. We were all starving and the food was horrible. She couldn’t eat even half of her bowl
Very disappointing
It’s really unappetizing to eat while you can see dirt on the ground and corners, as if they never clean.
The salad was 3x as large as the picture (stuffed with unseasoned lettuce) and the cracker was completely tasteless. The prawn on it seemed sad and stale and there was only a small amount of pork which was processed meat and also tasteless.
The noodle soup could just be described as a bowl of chopped up hotdogs. The other one was so fishy smelling. I was shocked it was one of the first listed items because it is worse than a regular fish all noodle soup. It had fish sticks and balls with weird texture.
The fried spring rolls are NOT the regular imperial rolls at nicer Vietnamese restaurants they are just regular smooth Chinese style ones which is not what I came for.
Almost $80 for 3 bad dishes. This experience further discourages us from eating out.
The food was worth the drive time. The House Special is the best way to enjoy the food. They provide all the various veg, meat and other fillings and sauces and you make your own Vietnamese spring rolls out of them.
It was also quite reasonable. We also tried other dishes and they were all very good.