Quaint little Vietnamese shop in the middle of Chinatown.Sweet papaya salad with shrimp is delicious and my go to rice plate was not a disappointment.Highly recommend to come and try it out if the line isn't long. Waiters and waitresses are very attentive and don't be afraid to tell them of any issues.
Although a huge menu of every dishes there is, the food was good. Coffee was good too. A surprise place this good outside of California.
A hidden gem near the Ala Moana area. It was 1:30 and very busy. Their oxtail stew was very good with little fat. Soup was very good and a clear broth. Signature of a well made flavorful soup. Summer rolls were typical yet good.
Food was ok. Service was terrible, server was rude. Tried asking a question and responded rudely. Also, when passing my plate he just pushed my plate spilling the soup. Not a place I would go again.
I really liked the noodles. However I"m not too fond of cilantro, so I have to avoid that.I enjoyed their spicy fish and I used the sauce to finish a few bowls of rice.I wish I could have selected a dish, but I was in a party full of Vietnamese people who ordered the food for me.
…great Vietnamese cuisine in town, should try Pho and Goi kho bo…
Best Vietnamese food I’ve had in awhile.
I was glad to find this place. Most of their menu items are delicious so it isn’t a shoot and hope not to miss menu, like most places. But!! I do NOT recommend the desserts here. It surprisingly lacks the quality and quantity it should be for a Vietnamese dessert. You’ll get something better at teapresso places.
Food is decent, sadly, not good at following instructions, especially when asked NOT to include plastic utensils, still using banned plastic bags with handles, would highly recommend business to use recyclable containers and not waste unnecessary stickers and plastic utensils for togo orders. Need to be considerate for our environment instead of merely profits.
You can get all popular Vietnamese dishes here. Serve quick and nice.