Bánh Cuốn Ông Sĩ

A delicious local restaurant, perfect for groups of any size to grab bánh cuốn thịt nướng for breakfast. I grabbed breakfast here for two days straight on my last Đà Lạt trip because it was that good. The bánh cuốn is the shop’s highlight, with its smokey grilled meats and bouncy rice sheets. The shop has plenty of seats and the service is pretty quick. I definitely recommend anyone visiting to stop by to eat here when you’re in the area. P.S. If you do order drinks, you have to pay separately from the food since the drink stall is handled by a separate group. Just a tiny inconvenience.

This place is buzzing with customers when we arrived. The service is friendly and fast and the meal is wholesome with meat and vegetables. Great value for the price too!! The food is so delicious we can’t get enough of it.

Banh Cuon is really fresh n nice. But u need to arrive early. Sold out by 10:30am. It should taste much better when she is making it fresh early in the morning

Very good food, affordable, and a nice atmosphere for breakfast.

Very good Bánh Cuốn I love so much The boss so nice & friendly

Bún thịt nướng was great with a reasonable price of 40.000 vnđ. The bowl was packed with deliciousness: juicy, tender, flavorful grilled pork; refreshingly crisp vegetables; chewy rice noodles; umami fish sauce with the perfect balance between sweet and salty; and crunchy crushed peanuts. Absolute perfection with some fresh chopped chillies.

Food is good, but hygiene is far from acceptable. Tea cups used by previous customers are just emptied and put back to the tray for the next customers. While I was there, the same person who gathered dirty plates, used chopsticks, and rubbish bin was also the same person who brought the food with the same unwashed hands. I mentioned to the owner the fact that used tea cups were not washed before serving to the next customers. He looked at me like I was from planet Mars and did not even give me a response. Close your eyes and enjoy the food. Otherwise, it's not easy to wonder what you are eating.

A very popular place with locals, though I doubt it has been discovered by many foreigners. Very little English but as long as you know what bun cha and banh cuon are, prices are well displayed. Banh Cuon comes with pork rissoles, deep fried cha and thin slices of barbequed pork along with the rolled noodles that give this dish its name. Very tasty, very filling, what's not to like!?