CP-AT Pham-Tran
Good Vietnamese fast food near Vietnam Town, with many selections of delicious dishes. The only downside is that they only accept credit card payments for purchases over $20, which, in my opinion, may limit customers’ buying power.
… moreVince Nguyen
Great takeaway casual Viet food. Highly recommend the banh cuon and their banh mi sandwiches. The cafe sua da coffee is really strong & sweet, so beware LoL.
… moreKev Ngh
The quality of their food DEFINITELY has gone DOWN, but the prices are going UP! Their peanut sauce for the spring roll taste like salt water, no flavor whatsoever, I had to add hoisin sauce to made it taste right. Even their signature tofu pudding dessert does not taste the same like it used to be. Everything tasted so watered down. Even the cashier was trying to sell me some snacks that didn’t sell well, because it was looking like a glob of brightly glowing red mess which she told me it was shrimp. I’ll passed, that’s a good way to say so long to your loyal customer. I spent $49 for something that I felt like it was a waste of my money. Even the cashier rang me up 2X to double checked it’s correct because she even thought she was over charged me!
… moreHa Dong
Great place to get Vietnamese Sandwich, sweet dessert, sticky rice, soy milk and other vietnamese authentic foods. Staff are friendly and fast service.
… moreVicky Leung
I’m no expert on vietnamese dessert but love everything we got. We recently went to Vietnam so at least we have some reference point.
We got the Che Thai (no ice, prepacked cups on the table). They all have coconut cream with different “toppings” marked in vietnamese. The one we got has jellies, tapioca, and tapioca mochi balls filled with mung bean paste. We love the combination of flavors and texture without being too sweet.
I also grabbed a box of agar jellies. It’s layered with mung bean and taro. Also delicious, and not too sweet.
Banh Mi was cheap and delicious. I got the grilled pork one (#3) and the balance of bread to meat and toppings is also great.
They also sell che (icy drink) and tofu pudding (tau hu).
There was a constant stream of customers so it looks like a locals favorite. Parking lot is tiny but it right next to the Lions Supermarket.
… moreJ L
Fried tofu, good che (get two next time), fast
Grab and go area: shrimp spring rolls, meat rolls and sticky rice, dessert cups of che and tapioca, jello in the fridge ($3-$7)
đậu xanh – green bean coconut cream dessert cup, alright but you gotta like beans and coconut cream
bahn mi sandwiches #2 combo and #3 grilled pork were good ($6, buy six get one free)
… moreVicky T
This place sells authentic Vietnamese food to go and the food was super authentic and good. I’m Vietnamese and I verified this place has the most affordable and delicious banh mi in San Jose. We went at the end of the day and those sweet aunties gave us multiple discounts on left over food that they had on the table. I had banh mi thit nuong, sweet tofu was good and cheap, I also got banh gio. The sweet tofu normally gets sour after you left it overnight, but I left it in the fridge for 3 days and still delicious. Banh gio meat was well seasoned, I expected there was quail eggs but no eggs. Thit nuong was well seasoned with childhood taste, it would be salty if you eat it by itself but it was perfect when combining with vegies and banh mi. The amount of meat and vegies was a lot for the price. The aunties working there might not speak English pretty well but I confirmed the food was legit.
… moreDahlia Garden
One stop shop for authentic Vietnamese food. You’ll find yummy desserts chè to meals boxed or wrapped up ready to go. It’s always crowded and tough to find parking in their tiniest parking lot but service is quick and pleasant.
… moreChar
I was supposed to go to Lee’s sandwiches, but stopped here instead. Ended buying veggie rice w/tofu rolls, dessert cup w/cream of corn, green/white tapioca jello, soy milk (delicious), Thai ice tea, mung bean/pork/rice log, & lemongrass curry tofu. I was overwhelmed by all the selections & it was fun to try. I enjoyed it and went to park for picnic. The roast pork baguette my friend got looked delicious.
… moreJ Okada
Got the grilled pork banh mi. Pass. Definitely not up to snuff. They weren’t skimpy with the meat, which was nice, but the flavor and texture were lacking. The bread was decently soft and fresh.
Goi cuon nothing to write about either.
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