Food is good and price are reasonable , most of all the service is superior !
Yummy Vietnamese food with family special deals. They're known for their Canh Cua, a Vietnamese Sour Soup that comes in a hot pot. It is delicious! It's slightly sour and sweet from the pineapple and tomato they add, and there is okra and some other Vietnamese herbs. It comes with either shrimp or catfish. Pairs really well with their side dishes too - you can choose from caramelized pork or catfish in a clay pot.We got the two person family special with the Catfish Canh Cua and the Thit Koh (Caramelized Claypot Braised Pork). It came with rice and a side of chicken salad plus pickled veggies. The catfish was very soft, and the caramelized pork pairs nicely with the soup and rice. The food was delicious and well balanced with ample veggies and protein. The two of us still could not finish everything as it was a good portion. All of this was only 25 bucks.There is a small parking lot in the back with ample spaceServers friendly and wear masksCredit card Accepted
This is one of my go to Vietnamese restaurant. It's a hole in the wall place between San Gabriel and Rosemead area. I always come in when I am craving for comfort food.The family dinner is always my go to order. Chicken salad is very refreshing. Cat fish soup is sour and a bit spicy, but it is surprisingly smoothing! The clay pot fish is the best, and I always request for more source! The fish was never over cooked. The fish and the source are perfectly match.I am not a big fan of bo luc lac. The meat was very dry, and portion was small. Not worth the money you pay.Restaurant is clean, and staff are attentive. Service was fast. Just don't expect very nice ambient, and friendly staff who will chat with you. Will continue to support local business.
Love these authentic vietnamese dishes that I can't make at home, at least the stewed fish. So good. Prices are reasonable, especially the dinner combos. Can't beat $25 for two people. Credit cards accepted. Lastly they gave us free dessert!?
Been coming here for years, before they changed their name. Price has gone up, but that's to be expected. Food has always been consistent. Tasty, appropriate flavoring. Canh Chua Ca (hot & sour fish soup), Ca Kho (caramelized braised catfish) & Thit Kho (caramelized braised pork) are my favorites... I can never make mine taste like theirs... Sooooooo good. They were cash only (which is understandable for a lot of mom & pops), been accepting cards for some time now. They have NEVER snuck in any "tip" charge on my bill. (I read that in a few other reviews). And being "cash only" has nothing to do with charging tax on food. That's why I decided to finally write a review for them. No I don't know the owners. I'm not related to them in any way. Just a fellow Vietnamese immigrant who understands what they're going thru and the difficulties of running a restaurant, especially nowadays where "anyone and everyone" can post their opinions about "anything and everything". I like this place, plain and simple.
So many vietnamese dishes, food is ok, price is good & fast service
Decent service as well as their food. Restaurant used to be good before but not anymore. Price is starting to get expensive now.
This was my second time at Cafe Beaujolais and I was again truly satisfied. Although they no longer serve what I was hoping to have, the alternative was just as good. Service was great and I look forward to my next meal here.
I totally agree with all the comments about “checking your bill carefully”! They added the tip on to my bill very unclearly so that I don’t notice it unless I look carefully... They are very unprofessional and didn’t even give me a printed check. They gave it to me handwritten on a diners check sheet, purposely written all messy so I don’t catch the added tip amount. You’re not getting a double tip from me! Cheating customers is not the way to a successful business. Better clean up your act or you will soon close down!
Should never eat Bun mam or Hu tieu here. Awful!