Bún bò was good, with a rich and authentic aroma. The portion of fried sausages was larger than at the Tsukiji branch 🍜👍🏻 The space was spacious and the staff were friendly, so you could enjoy your meal more comfortably 😌👌🏻

I’ve tried this Vietnamese restaurant before at another branch, and today I came to try this location. They have lunch sets with reasonable prices. I went around lunchtime and it wasn’t crowded at all. I really like this branch because it’s convenient. Ordering is easy via QR code, and the food didn’t take long to arrive. The staff were also very friendly. Overall, a pleasant experience! 🇻🇳✨

+3

Traveling in Japan for a week and wanted a break from Japanese food. Saw this spot by my hotel and walked in. I have Vietnamese at home all the time in the Bay Area so wanted to see how the they do it in Japan. The people working there were Vietnamese and their recipes were on point. Tried the crispy spring rolls, beef pho, chicken pho, banh cuon and special vermicelli noodle bowl. All dishes were great especially the crispy spring rolls. Ingredients were fresh. Easy choice if debating what to eat in the area or want good Vietnamese food. Only negative is they don’t have Vietnamese coffee.

I happened to pass by today, so I dropped in to try it. The fried rice was delicious and flavorful, and it even came with a bowl of soup. The staff were also very friendly. I’ll definitely come back again next time! 🥰

I went to this restaurant cause it has good reviews, but I was quite disappointed. Except summer rolls (very fresh and the sauce is good), the rest is very meh. It's almost like they don't bother putting any effort into cooking. The meat(beef/chicken/pork) tastes like it's on its way to be spoiled. Which is probably why the place always seems empty. But if you prioritize quietness and convenience then maybe you will like it?