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Owners were super nice and friendly. Food was really good and pretty authentic. I had the pho and the soup was rich and the meat was soft and tender. …
Khoi Ngo
Vietnamese Restaurant
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Location: 25 Brentwood bus to Main Street Ambience : very very welcoming serversFood: Though Vietnamese place , they do have delicious veggie options …
Brighty
Vietnamese Restaurant
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This is a Vietnamese shop located on Main Street, near King Edward Ave. In addition to popular dishes that you'd find at most places (lemongrass chick…
Willow Yang
Vietnamese Restaurant
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8 Reviews on “Vietnamese Restaurant”
Location: 25 Brentwood bus to Main Street Ambience : very very welcoming serversFood: Though Vietnamese place , they do have delicious veggie options ! I love their Sweet n sour soup (my fav), veggie fried noodles, spring roll ! Whenever I go to this place , I order all of the above food items along with a chilled glass of coconut water ! And end up overeating as the food is too good !Price is reasonable.*Also try the Pho on the menu ()
This is a Vietnamese shop located on Main Street, near King Edward Ave. In addition to popular dishes that you’d find at most places (lemongrass chicken, pho etc), they do also have some more less common dishes like stuffed chicken, seafood, and hot pot pilaf. I’ve tried their Chicken Grand-Mere Farcie and one of their dinner combos. The food was quite tasty; I absolutely loved their fried foods like Vietnamese roll dip (which is actually a spring roll) and Prawns Imperial (another type of spring roll). The staff are also friendly and greet customers as ‘brother’ or ‘sister’, and the prices are quite reasonable. This is definitely a place that’s worth checking out.Chicken Grand-Mere Farcie ($11.99):3.5/5This was chicken that has been stuffed with mushroom, ground pork, and onions, and is served with rice and salad. The chicken was a tad overcharred and a bit on the underseasoned side, but still tender and tasty, with a great fragrance from the mushrooms. I did also quite enjoy the salad, which was nicely dressed and had a sweet/tangy flavour.Combination D ($13.99):4/5This came with pork brochette, Vietnamese roll dip, Vietnamese steamed crepes, prawns imperial, and rice vermicelli. It is served with vinegar, some sweet/sour dip for the spring rolls, and also peanut sauce at your request (which I strongly recommend getting, unless if you’re allergic to peanuts of course). I loved the roll dip and pranws imperial, both of which are similar to spring rolls, and are very fresh, hot, crispy and full of fillings. The pork brochette was quite tender and had a nice charred flavour. The steamed crepes are similar to rice rolls, and contain ground pork inside; I did find it to be a tad bland on its own, but it was very good with the peanut sauce. Summary:Food: 4/5Price: 4/5Service: 4/5Recommendations: Vietnamese Roll Dip, Prawns Imperial
Just stumbled across this place one night. Service was good, but the food itself was not really up to par. Had just a regular rare beef pho, just by taking the first bite of the pho you can tell the soup was really bland. Kinda ruin the whole meal cause the noodles and beef didn’t have much taste then. The spring roll was not bad. But probably wouldn’t go visit again
Sorry to say, but the pho here is not very good. The broth is not very flavourful and too salty. However, the staff are amazing, and the owner is so friendly and welcoming!
Pho’k yeah, this place rules. The family that runs the restaurant are amazing and the dude behind the counter calls me brother as well as all of his customers. V chill. $5.20 taxes in for a dece bahn mi, far out.
Vietnamese restaurants are not normally known for their great service. Cambie Vietnamese, sometimes known as Vancouver Vietnamese or just Vietnamese, is a noted exception. Owner Brian has got to be one of the happiest people on Earth and that’s why the DotComPho.com crew call this place home. We affectionately refer to it as Happy Pho. The food is decent enough and your large bowl of pho comes with free noodle refills. michaelkwan.com
Delicious inexpensive food for meatatarians and vegetarians alike. There are lots of good Vietnamese places in Vancouver but this one is my favorite. I love the owners, they are such nice friendly people. Also the food is delicious!! This place has the best vegetarian Vietnamese food taste and selection out of anywhere I’ve tried in the city. They have vegetarian pho, curry and lots of other tasty items, for really good prices. For 2 people you could have dinner for like 20-25 bucks, and take leftovers home. The non vegetarian dishes are also much loved by my partner and friends. The atmosphere is very casual, kind of like a little hole in the wall type place, don’t expect much in that department, just go for the good cheap food. I eat there or get take out at least once a month 🙂