We are a restaurant that specializes in Vietnamese food. Our focus is not only to provide great tasting food, but also healthy. Our dishes comprise of a well balance between carbs, vegetables, and proteins. We especially don’t use a lot of oil or fat to cook our food. If you are looking for a healthy, great tasting, and reasonable priced alternative, please come try our place. You won’t be disappointed.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 650 San Benito St #110, Hollister, CA 95023
Phone: (831) 313-1900
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Reviews
What struck us the most was the owner’s dedication to her business and community. We witnessed her gifting a boba to a school bus driver and walking her kids into the shop. It was a beautiful sight to behold and resonated with us deeply.
Food:
I loved trying different dishes on each visit and was never disappointed. The lemongrass chicken with white rice was my favorite, and it had a sweet-spicy flavor that I still remember. As for my wife, her love for the veggie tofu pho never fades.
Service:
The owner’s commitment to providing excellent service was inspiring, and her staff are also very helpful.
Atmosphere:
The restaurant’s atmosphere is intimate yet spacious, with outdoor seating, and is located in the heart of downtown.
I wholeheartedly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a wholesome dining experience. Supporting local businesses like this one is crucial, and I can’t stress enough how much they deserve our love and gratitude.
-Eggs rolls, crispy delicious very meaty not cabbage filler.
-Beef pho was a luscious broth topped with the right fixings.
The neum neong was pork, shredded carrots, shreds of romaine on rice noodle salad. Light, bright, fresh and tasty.
-Pork and onions stir fry was delicious and filling.
All generous delicious portions prepared with pride that can be tasted.
Also bubble tea. The taro was purple sweet fun.
Nice patio with mural. Good vibes.
What.a.treat! The food was absolutely delicious, so fresh and yummy. The service was efficient and friendly. The lemon tea is perfection. 10/10
Right in the middle of a cute downtown area. Has nice outdoor seating, not in a street parklet, but on the side of the building. Ample space, but in the shade due to the adjacent building so can be chilly on a Winter evening.
FOOD:
The food was good. Ordered Fresh spring rolls for the table, which was on the more basic side but the peanut sauce was good. Ordered “Caramel Chicken” which was kind of a weird name. It was somewhat like a sweet teriyaki-like sauce, with very tender chicken, served in a clay pot. Overall it was delicious, and I ate every last bite. My only wish was perhaps a slightly larger serving of the main entree and slightly less rice. (Perhaps it was because I just came from a hike and was really hungry, but I wouldn’t have minded a little bit more). The flavor was great though, with a nice balance of sweet and savory.
Food:
The stir-fried rice noodle with shrimp came quickly and served freshly hot, steaming in a beautiful way, with a generous portion of rice stick, and stir-fried with bean sprouts that brought delight to my senses. I was able to serve myself with some of the chili oil and hoisin sauce from the condiment holder on the side. It was interesting because I noticed the shrimp tails were cut-off, maybe for ease of eating or serving? I think the only thing I felt was missing / wished for was that the meal was more holistically rounded out — for example, sliced green onion, and egg — perhaps they could one day have menus with pictures showing each dish. If I had known what the dish was going to look like, I might have ordered differently — I was specifically craving a wide flat rice noodle dish.
Payment:
You do have to pay at the counter first, and then sit-down and eat. It’s more of a fast-casual dining experience.
Overall, I loved this place — it gave me a warm nostalgia for college, and it does have a smattering of different options from all kinds of cuisines. There is a charm here and is a great option for someone looking for a fast-casual lunch spot other than Panda Express (which seems to be the local favorite) — although, this place is not Chinese-American, but rather Vietnamese-American.
Food so good, excellent service. Fair prices.
Will definitely come back.