Com Tam Thuan Kieu

The food was decent, but the customer service left much to be desired. My family and I arrived at 9 am on Wednesday when the restaurant was not busy at all, and it seemed like we were the first customers of the day. The waiter kept his distance and only approached us when we waved him over. My mom, sensing the early hour, inquired politely about how long it might take for our food. He responded dismissively, as if the question was bothersome, saying it depended on what we ordered. Considering the reviews mentioned large portion sizes, I decided to order two plates of broken rice for three people. His reaction was dismissive: “So just two?” Since we were speaking Vietnamese, I could sense his...

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My husband came here by himself on a Saturday afternoon and dined in. He got the com tam 10 mon $20.65) which he said was phenomenal. The portion size was also really big so he had food coma afterwards.We recently stopped by on a Friday afternoon and ordered banh hoi 10 mon $30.44) to-go and drove 1 hour home before we got to eat it. The food was surprisingly still warm enough to eat but the egg roll was soggy. The banh hoi cost $10 more which was not worth it since it didn't taste super fresh or hand-made. My husband said the portion size was smaller too. They didn't give enough nuoc mam so we added our own. However, they did give a good amount of veggies though. The meat, fish, shrimp were...

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Recommended by a Vietnamese friend, this restaurant is authentically Vietnamese in every aspect. The Vietnamese coffee is a standout: dark and bitter, topped with a generous layer of sweet, thick condensed milk—a delightful contrast. This drink sets the stage for what's to come: a dish of broken rice. While some may argue that broken rice is equivalent to regular rice, I beg to differ. Though its nutritional value remains the same despite its fractured state, broken rice displays an exquisite beauty in its imperfections. The smaller grains offer a unique challenge, while the larger ones are tender, creating a diverse range of textures that regular rice simply cannot match.

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The food was decent. If you're in the mood for com tam and want to avoid a wait for a table, this is the spot to go. It's not crowded, but keep in mind they close early if there aren’t many customers. The service is typical of Vietnamese restaurants; they take your order and bring your food out promptly, but don’t expect anything more than that. Also, it's cash only. As for vegetarian options, there are none available. Parking is limited since it's in a small strip mall. Reserva una mesa ahora

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Solid place for Vietnamese rice dish. You can either get each plate with broken rice or rice noodles. Service is quick. Makes it easy for a quick lunch. Parking can be a little tight but manageable l.

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Came into the waiter slamming the menus at us. That was super rude. We ordered our food and it literally came out 5 minutes later. The meat and rice was cold. Never coming back to this place again.

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The meals here are incredibly delicious. I want to extend my best wishes and express my gratitude for all the hard work you put in. Thank you!

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owner and service poeple so mean and the food smell so bad the mead very old never come again ... Reserva una mesa ahora

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Vietnamese food is good. Service is normal. Place looks a little out dated. Plenty of parking.

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Do not read the instructions with order. Meat has burn mark

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