Quan Vy Da is a family owned and operated restaurant since 1996. We have been serving authentic Vietnamese comfort food with recipes that will bring you back to Vietnam. Our journey began with a simple dream to create a warm, welcoming atmosphere where everyone can enjoy delicious food with their loved ones. We take pride in using fresh ingredients, traditional cooking techniques, and our family’s secret recipes to bring you the best Vietnamese cuisine in the heart of Little Saigon!
Relaxed standby with an indoor koi pond preparing sizable portions of homestyle Vietnamese classics.
Hours
| Thursday | 9 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 9 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 9 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 9950 Bolsa Ave B, Westminster, CA 92683
Phone: (714) 531-2905
Website: https://www.quanvyda.com/
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Reviews
This place is for the food adventurous and the food timid. There is something for everyone here with their vast menu. There’s fish, frog, chicken, beef, eel, 4 pages of vegetables, hot pot, crab, snails… the list goes on. All dishes are freshly prepared. Service is quick. Place is full of locals having fun and just a cool/fun vibe.
Forget the current rating of under 4 stars. If you’re anywhere near this place, or are willing to pay the $2 for a Grab, run don’t walk to this gem of HCMC.
Also, if you want more of a seafood based soups, you have to try the Banh Canh Tom Cua and Bun Rieu. I personally like the BCTC more but the Chu’s and Co’s always fight over which is better.
But in my opinion the pork blood cube is not good, too dry
The place is clean, have all the necessary spice to eat.
The lotus seed che is ok, the lotus seed is a bit hard, a little bit too sweet
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I came here around 9:30 am on a Saturday and honestly it started getting packed by the time we left! I think that shows how popular this place is! Came as a party of two
//ENVIRONMENT//
Big space for large or small parties. Very clean inside and clean restrooms!
//FOOD//
* Banh beo: so good and one of our favorite banh béos! The fish sauce was so good! Shrimp was flavorful
* Banh It Ram: this yummy rice cake with fried rice cake like mochi texture is amazing! Perfectly fried and crisp.
* Banh Cảnh Tom Của: another great thick soup with real crab and shrimp balls! So flavorful
//SERVICE//
Amazing service and everyone was really kind! We also chatted with the owners and they are so welcoming
Overall I’d bring friends and family here!
Food: …
The menu is in Vietnamese & English, and I did my homework beforehand, and let me tell you research pays off! Every single dish I ordered was fantastic.
2️⃣ Bún Riêu – $13.5
Vermicelli noodle soup with tomato, ground crab, pork blood, and tofu (+$2 for added snails)
This crab noodle soup was a pleasant surprise. The broth wasn’t as heavy as I expected but still packed with flavor. It came with thin vermicelli noodles, crab paste, tomatoes, pork blood, tofu, and eggs. I also opted to add snails for an extra $2—totally worth it!
1️⃣7️⃣ Bánh Bèo Chến Vỹ Dạ – $13.5
Vy Da’s Steamed Rice Cakes with Ground Shrimp
This dish came with 12 small plates, each holding a soft, chewy rice cake topped with crispy fried garlic and dried shrimp. The magic happens when you drizzle their house-made fish sauce over it—absolutely delicious! (And no funky fish sauce smell, just pure umami goodness!) Plus, it came with a side of crispy fried pork skin.
2️⃣0️⃣ Bánh Ít Ram – $13.5
Fried & Steamed Dumplings with Shrimp & Pork
This one was mind-blowing! It’s a two-layered delight—the top is a chewy glutinous rice dumpling, while the bottom is a crispy fried base filled with crunchy shrimp and pork. Once you drizzle it with their sauce, it becomes the perfect combo of crispy, chewy, and savory. A must-order!
Thai Tea – $4
Surprisingly, this was the best Thai tea I’ve had at any Thai or Vietnamese restaurants in the area! Perfectly balanced and not too sweet.
Bonus: Free Herb & Lettuce Platter
They serve a complimentary plate of fresh greens with the meal—love the authentic touch!
There are still so many dishes I want to try here, but I was way too full this time. One thing’s for sure is that Vietnamese food is so much more than just pho! Can’t wait to come back for round two.
Quán Vỹ Dạ Restaurant (Liberty Square)
9950 Bolsa Ave B, Westminster, CA 92683
(Parking in this plaza can be tricky. You might need to circle around a few times or just park in the adjacent lot)