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Love Co Do! Was the perfect feed before watching Crazy Rich Asians last night. Perfect reminder of what good hearty Vietnamese fare should be like. Am…
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2.5 stars came highly recommended but was left disappointed. The pork spring rolls wasnt that great, I have had better elsewhere like District Pho, …
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8 Reviews on “Co Do”
2.5 stars came highly recommended but was left disappointed. The pork spring rolls wasnt that great, I have had better elsewhere like District Pho, perhaps it was what pork they use and marinade but it just wasnt amazing.
My bun rieu has all the basic ingredients of bun rieu (pork loaf, pigs blood, crab pork and egg cake) but the flavour of the soup is ok, nothing amazing and too much msg
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Was herr recently for breakfast at 10.30am and was rather surprise they were already so busy at that time!
Both hubby and I got the Bun Bo Hue – mine in a small and hubby in medium size. Great to have sizing option as I can never finish a large bowl and its such a waste.
Good tasty broth. Not as spicy as I expected and tad bit too salty so def need that full squeeze of lime piece. Good amount of noodles, beef slice, pork loaf and garnishes.
Service was quick and efficient. Only had to wait approx 10min.
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As we walked down victoria street, trying to decide which restaurant to have dinner, Co Do appear to be one of the busiest ones on the strip, so decided to have a try. We were not disappointed. Lots of choices on the menu, theres something for everyone. We had four dishes to share. sweet sour fish was delicious, kids loved it. Lemon chicken was a bit yellow, almost glowing in the dark, but flavor wasnt too bad. Mongolian chicken was a bit on the bland side but kids still enjoyed it. Prawn omelette had a flavorsome sauce over it and prawns were fresh. Overall, it was a pleasant experience.
This place was ok. I did find the service was not the best and the food here was average. We had a few children and the waitress decided to place the hot dish on the table in front of three and five year old children.
Customer health and safety was not consider whilst she placed hot bowl of pho down it, she decided to go over the children instead of the side with the adults. There was plenty of space to put the dishes in front of the adults. I was quite concern that she was going to spill the meal on the kids.
Co Do in Richmond. It is just next to my favourite pho Dzung restaurant. I tried to dine in during dinner time for the beef noodle to compare with Dzung one. It is a bit disappointed that the broth is not that tasty and fresh at all.
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Was quite happy with the customer service and portion of the condiments, however the pho soup was very blend and noodles didnt seem fresh.
Rating: 3.8 – 4.0
Food:
– Bun Bo Hue: lots of different toppings, some might sound a little exotic but are all delicious. The noodles were well-cooked but not mushy. I usually prefer my noodles that way so I didn’t mind. The beef was tender and all of the pork loaf/beef loaf were good as well (they tasted quite different from each other despite looking very similar).
– Com Tam: another classic. The grilled pork was flavourful and tender. The pickles were nice and helped to balance out the dish. However, I didn’t enjoy the egg pate that much as it seemed to lack flavour.
Price: huge portion and low/average price compared to other restaurants. Totally worth it.
Service: I ordered takeaway. The way they packed the food wasn’t all that pretty but I do understand that Com Tam has lots of components to it so I don’t mind.