A decent Vietnamese restaurant in Richmond. I very much enjoyed my dish, it was a great portion for the price i paid. Not sure what you call it in english but the sticky rice noodle with the cold meats and fish sauce was yummy. To fill me up i shared a well cooked full of flavour fried rice. Super busy on this day for lunch and so we were lucky to grab a small table for 2 as soon as we got there. Staff were so busy running around it almost seem like the were on fast forward. Looking around everyone seem happy and enjoying their meals. Would totally recommend if in the area.
This place used to be called Thanh Ha and was great. Have not been back for a few years and decided to go in for lunch...and gosh...what mediocre food! U cannot be a specialist in Viet hawker food if you can even get the basics rite!
I ordered the broken rice with the lot (which is like the "easiest" and most common dish in a Viet restaurant):
- pork chop had a weird marinated taste and looked like it was cooked beforehand and then put into a microwave to reheat. It was dry. There was no fragrant lemongrass smell ...read more
Ive recently returned a few days ago to dine in with a friend. I like this place due to the variety of different options available on the menu. Always great to have someone try out a place like this who doesnt often eat at Vietnamese restaurants to have a options that could be suitable to their taste bud. Relatively quiet for a lunch peak period, then again I wasnt concern as Ive eaten here so many times and know what Im up for. I opted for the sugar cane wrap again while my friend had the BBQ fried rice. Both meals were great, although his BBQ fried rice could have had more BBQ meat on it, as there was very little on the plate. Service was fast & efficient as you would expect. No complaints, would recommend those who would like a variety of options to select from at a Vietnamese restaurant.
This restaurant has been around for quite some time. Ive been here so many times and have invited friends to join given the simple and wide variety of options available on their menu to suit everyones taste bud there is traditional Vietnamese soup from the egg, rice noodles. Congee, rice dishes in all different forms and the various dishes from seafood, squid, fish, and vegetables. The list is simply endless. Prices are quite standard in which youll find along most Vietnamese restaurants along Victoria Street from $10-11 for soup, set rice dishes and other meals on average will be about $15-16 per dish. I find the quality quite good. I recently ordered the sugar cane vermicelli wrap with lettuce. Its one of those dishes you put together al the preferred ingredients, wrap it with the salad and dip it in the sauce, all too yummy. Highly recommended restaurant!
