Eden Center

Little Vietnam. I hope it retains this culture. There are restaurants and other businesses here and at Tet, there were celebrations. Inside the hallways, there is still a mainly Vietnamese feel. This place has managed to not feel like a theme park. Thank you.

Eden Center is a Vietnamese American strip mall in Falls Church, Virginia. It is the largest Vietnamese commercial center on the East Coast and features numerous retail shops, authentic Vietnamese restaurants and others, tea houses, cafes, bakeries, grocery stores, and a supermarket (Good Fortune). The area is bustling year-round, and sometimes, some events occur in the parking lot. It is exceptionally crowded on weekends. Parking can be challenging.

I love this center and make sure to stop here every time I’m in the area. From amazing Vietnamese restaurants, to sweet little bakeries, wide grocery stores and bubble tea/Vietnamese coffee shops - there is nothing else I need ❤️

Vietnamese culture remains here. Authentic Vietnamese foods. A must visit for any Vietnamese specifically, or you just would like to try out Viet food when you are in the area

The Eden Center has a market and so many restaurants. We tried Rice Paper and it was incredible. We went to Mia and More after for drinks. I could spend a year in this shopping center trying all the amazing food. Such a treasure.

Gorgeous area. One Tea is my favorite place to get onigiri and their boba is really good. The supermarket has the most amazing baked goods, the taro bun is so delicious

I have been married to a Vietnamese woman for over 30 years and have been to the Eden Center 100's of times. Lots of good places to eat. The only problem is there is such a huge Vietnamese community in the Northern Virginia/DC area it is very crowded on weekends and there isn't enough parking.

Eden Center has been a family favorite for 30 years! My mother in law is from Saigon. My family and I take her here once a week for various foods. There is a great vibe here and I always leave in a better mood than when I arrived. God bless Eden Center and may it be treasured for generations to come.

Very fun place, they had a lot of cool shops to check out! I would definitely recommend, but I think it is also important to know some Vietnamese , since most of the shops are targeted towards Vietnamese clients and may not know English. I had a great time

It's the Lunar New Year! The Eden Center looked beautiful under the blue sky! I love how they decorated the trees with red strips (reminding us of red envelopes). Some shops were decorated with some blossoming trees. Beautiful in the sunlight. And there were iconic lion statues with faux cherry blossoms. A very busy day this sunny Saturday. Hard to find a parking spot. So many people. But the ambiance was good.

If you are looking for an Asian place to go, Eden is the place to be. It has so many fun things to do. If you're looking for food, go to VietFoods, but if you're looking for boba or tea, go to TDM Lounge.

I love it here! It's so different than what I'm used to. I love all the different stores and their Chinese new year celebration and fire crackers

Who doesn't love Eden Center??? Always packed and so much fun too see the culture. Love love love!

1/22/23 Today we are celebrating Asian New Year. The Chinese aren't the only ones to celebrate the Lunar New Year. This year's celebration was bigger than it normally. Now because of The Coronavirus 19 Outbreak, the celebration of fireworks and many other get together celebrations were put on hold. After two years of non celebrating The Lunar New Year, at The Eden Center is going to happen this time around. Commence au festival! Et de très grande manière. (Started at the festival! And in a very big way) Big does not describe how crowded it truly was. The Eden Center, The parking lot across the street and The BJ's Wholesale parking lot got taken over for this Lunar New Year event. I got to see a number of people who were in interracial relationships. Something I love seeing. On top of this, I if you did not have the patience while waiting for a parking spot, you were bound to get into a car accident or a fight with someone else. I did see a car accident in the Parking Lot of Eden Center and this is not the way to kick off your Lunar New Year. I found a section in the parking lot to park and wait for a chance to get a parking spot. It took time, but my wife and I got a spot. From this point on, we walked over to were the music and dancing were taking place. From what I saw, it looked like some celebrities were there, but I was not familiar with who they were. The place was very packed, but I did get to see women wearing dress boots. I also saw several people doing the Dancing Dragons. It is better known as The Dragon Dance. This was followed up by a series of loud pops. The several long rolls of firecrackers went off again and again to a cheering crowd. I could help be think of the person or persons who are going to have cleaning up the mess. The clean up should take a couple hours. When we went indoors, we heard the sounds of The Dancing Dragons moving around the indoor shops. Store owners were getting their pictures taken with The Dancing Dragons. Tip money was given to the dragon who swallowed it cheerfully. No human beings lost any limbs to these dance happy dragons. Yes sir, people had a blast with this Lumar New Year. It is the first one I have been to and I enjoyed meeting a friend who works at Organic Nail Bar. I have written a review on this place and they take care of you. We will definitely be back for the next Lunsr New Year at Eden Garden Center.

This is the place to go for any Asian type food groceries or anything else cookie wear anything very very good place to go shopping in Northern Virginia and yes it's very busy and open very late

Where to start? I stumbled onto this place one night visiting DC and was overwhelmed by what I saw here. Seeing more than a hundred Vietnamese shops, offices, and restaurants "under one roof" was mind-boggling to me. I live in the San Francisco Bay Area and have been to many Vietnamese shops and restaurants in the South Bay, but at least an order of magnitude more businesses are here at the Eden Center. A post on Google says that every Vietnamese visiting the area comes to Eden Center, and I'd recommend anyone paying this place a visit. Even if there is nothing else, one can find a lot of authentic, awesome Vietnamese food here. Seeing the name Eden made me sad, for people who had to leave their homes permanently because of wars and conflicts.

Pro: big parking space, variety of stores next to each other, Vietnamese culture. Con: lot of smokers, some building are old and dirty, dirty public bathroom, bad drivers. Eden center is the viet hub on the east coast. There are grocery store, restaurants, bakery,tax services, and more in this shopping center. There is a big parking lot but some drivers are really bad and on special occasions like lunar new year then this placed is packed. At times there is always someone smoking outside and inside some stores and it stinks. Public bathroom in here are gross. All in all come give this shopping center a try and you will experience a little bit of the Vietnamese culture.

This is the place for amazing Vietnamese choices. Keep them on your rotation for Vietnamese food (especially pho!). They also have good Asian and other food shopping. I've even got some plants from here. All great experiences Parking on the weekends is tough as they are super busy. Fun karaoke singer. ATMs. Lots of temporary outdoor covid seating, which probably explains the tight weekend parking. Definitely give them a try. Also, very much worse a cross town drive.

I do not remember the exact place we ate at, but it was delicious! It was my first time having authentic Vietnamese food and it was not disappointing. I love the spring rolls. * No recuerdo el lugar exacto en el que comimos, ¡pero estaba delicioso! Era la primera vez que comía auténtica comida vietnamita y no fue decepcionante. Me encantan los spring rolls.

There is car theft in the broad day light 12:30 pm today in the front parking lot. They broke my car 2 front door locks. It must be organized with 2 persons, one at the car, other is watching me. Because i came back quickly, they left my car. The owner/management need to act to stop this crime. Actually, i think they targeted my belonging in the car first. I heard it happened to many people there in Eden Center. Be careful when you park your car there. You should clear your car with value stuffs. Good luck. For me , i won't come back there and will let all family members know until the security is improved.

This is about as authentic Asian / Vietnamese market place as you can get. All the food is amazing, my Vietnamese Girlfriend knows her food and she loves this place. It get crowded quick so go early!!!

Such a great spot for several good sit down places and bakeries... the only downside is how crazy full the parking lot gets on the weekends (especially when there is an event). Try going here on 'off hours' and enjoy a few spots for dinner, dessert, bubble tea, and groceries!

The food...the tea...the kitchen items --**chef's kiss**. I love this spot. Also, if you go to the large grocery store on the lot, I have found that they have one of the best buffet's in all of NOVA. The prices are incredible, as are the portions.

Amazing place with so much rich culture and great food! Pro tip. Bring cash cause a lot of places are cash only.

Why have I never heard of the Eden center!? This place is great. Anything and everything you want from Korean to Vietnamese food is here. I was actually across the street buying Bundt Cakes and the owner recommended some great spots over in the Eden center for lunch. They have furniture stores, jewelry, clothes, and most importantly fooooooooooooodddddd!!! So much food and bubble tea! I have to come back here when I can get back to Virginia!

A bit hard to navigate and could improve in hygiene/ service. But you come here for the food, not the rest of it! Love all the options of Vietnamese food, Bubble tea, and Korean bbq! Definitely somewhere I want to come one a weekend with friends and eat ourselves in to a food coma. If you've never been before, I definitely recommend taking a trip here and trying some authentic Asian food.

A market place for Asian type foods and groceries. They have it all. Granted, I haven't ventured in all of the stores, but I have purchased items from many. Some where the food was cooked and served. Some items I took home to prepare. Everyone seems welcoming.

We went to Eden Center mid April for early dinner (around 5pm) on a Saturday. There was ample parking at that time and manageable wait time for most restaurants. There were plenty of outdoor tables for dining, which is essential if you want to buy multiple items in different restaurants. We recommend ordering by phone for pick up on popular establishment like Huong Viet and Thanh Son Tofu. Below was our tasting menu for that day =) 1. Huong Viet Restaurant: The Pho is definitely the star of the show l, we tried both the beef and chicken pho. The beef was a favorite but the chicken was not bad as well. The spring roll was fresh and the Vietnamese pork chops were tender and flavorful. Inside seating had a wait but that's fine as we decided to eat outside anyways. We ordered via phone and the food was ready in less than 30 mins. 2. Thanh Som Tofu: The restaurant was so busy so we ordered via phone for convenience. The online ordering system was easy to use. With an estimated time and a text notification when the pick up was ready definitely gave us some time to look around. Food was ready within 15 mins. The mushroom tofu was a hit and for those who want a little spice, the lemongrass tofu would be perfect. 3. ViVi Bubble Tea: To satisfy our sweet tooth and for appetizers, we opted for ViVi. No wait and the cafe looked really clean and organized with their social distancing protocols. They had a deal of a free drink with an order of 4 large drinks so that was a +. We ordered the mango Yakut, oolong tea, fire sugar tea, coffee jelly and taro creme brûlée. The coffee and fire sugar were so delicious. The bubbles are fresh and chewy. We also got some appetizers here. The garlic popcorn chicken had generous portions. It was crispy and the flavors were on the spot. The takoyaki was also amazing. It was so tasty and so good while it's hot. Definitely hit the spot on Taiwanese food cravings. 4. Good Fortune Super Market: Lastly we hit the supermarket. They have a wide selection of (of course) Vietnamese products and also a lot to Asian grocery supplies. Overall was a good experience. Plan to spend a couple of hour or so or come back multiple times.

I've been agonizing about what business for which to write my 1000th review on Yelp -- a serious milestone I've been working towards for the past 7.5 years, since I began working as your Yelp Northern VA Community Manager! Ultimately, after much inner-debate, I decided I had to bring it back to one of the parts of Northern VA that makes it so great: Eden Center. Eden Center is a Northern Virginia institution. A bustling hub of Vietnamese and other Asian businesses, it's the place to go if you're looking for real, authentic bánh mi, bánh xèo, rice paper rolls, boba, if you need an Asian grocery store, or if you're craving hot pot & Korean BBQ. There are also boutiques, salons, and more -- there's really a spot for everything here! This place can get pretty nutty in terms of being crowded and the parking lot being a bit of a mess on the weekends, but at this point I just chalk it up to being part of the experience. Eden Center as a whole has made a lot of good adjustments in light of the pandemic -- lots of additional outdoor seating (that's covered!) has been added to the parking lot, and a majority of these spots offer contactless ordering / easy pickup / delivery, etc. Eden Center can be a little bit overwhelming in terms of options if you're not a frequent visitor, so my best recommendation is to peruse Yelp for some guidance. My most-frequented spots are TeaDM, KungFu Tea, and ViVi for bubble tea (and the latter for some really great Taiwanese popcorn chicken, too!), Rice Paper for a real hearty meal, FirePan for a great KBBQ experience, banh mi from the Nhu Lan Sandwich Shop, or an assortment of delicious ready-made takeout options from Thanh Son Tofu. You pretty much can't go wrong though when it comes to the food here -- just be brave, pick a place, and bon appetit!

To be honest, I was nervous coming to Eden Center. Living in DC for 5+ years and having passable Vietnamese food and being used to it, becoming regulars and knowing the owners well, I prolonged my visit to Eden Center as long as I could, even though friends demanded I, a foodie, needed to go. Finally, the day came and this place is dreamy, food abundant. Ordered at least one dish from several places as I toured through the halls of Eden Center. The one thing I didn't love was the grandpa DJ-ing, either Karaoking or blasting EDM music Saturday noon. If I were hungover, I would have left immediately.

A nice and authentic Asian-themed shopping center (mostly Vietnamese to be exact). However, I think they could do a better job of making it more authentic. For example, the supermarket has a lot of Vietnamese products, but it also has too many products that are not Asian at all. I do like this place, though, and the banh mi sandwiches that are served in many of the restaurants.

My favorite place for Vietnamese food anywhere in the USA. The only other place where you can get food of this caliber is by flying to Vietnam. They have outdoor seating set up throughout the parking lot during covid so you can have food immediately after taking it out

Great place to stop and grab authentic Vietnamese cuisine, the tofu shop is good have to get the mushroom tofu.. yet I read that they are planning to demolish the place. Support the center

Forget Applebee's. This is what I call Eden good in the neighbourhood. Owned by Eden Hazard, and the park out front is known as the "Garden Of Eden." This is the heart of everything in Northern Virginia for me. The epicenter of the Vietnamese community and all of Chinatown and the Asian District of NOVA in general. The parking at this plaza is absolutely full from one end to the other, and it consists of seemingly endless tiny little Vietnamese places and all sorts of Asian Delights that will thrill you for months and months before you get to all of them. In this plaza you will find some of the best sandwiches and desserts and bubble teas and all kinds of secret treats like fried bananas and whatever you might desire. It's a good place for drinking boba, but it's an even better place for eden dinner.

This hotch-potch shopping center with a mix of Vietnamese bakeries, bubble tea shops, pho joints, cafes with colorful trays of sticky rice and cured meats, Vietnamese restaurants and Asian stores is an under-rated attraction that visitors to D.C. tend to miss out on. Maybe its the humble, outdated construction or its hard-to-get-to location at the confluence of dreary traffic arteries in Northern Virigina, but this Vietnamese hub escapes most travel writers who write about DC. Yet its vibrance, ever-reinventing businesses, and food offerings are a way to experience northern Virginia's Asian culture. Every so often there are Vietnamese festival celebrations here complete with music performances and costumes. The massive flags of Vietnam and the U.S. flying side by side are an inspiring sight. Today, you'll find incursions of Korean and Thai food among the multiple Vietnamese cafeterias down long interior corridors of this 1970s era mall. Many of the Vietnamese delis offer prepared food that sits in trays (I can barely imagine how tiny the kitchens in back are, and how all this food is prepared on old burners). You see all kinds of prepared meats, gravy laden dishes, and Vietnamese delicacies that the local population would rather buy, then make at home themselves. There are now shops offering bubble tea to attract the millenials, and vape shops mixed in with video stores, beauty salons, and general stores offering luggage, pearls and gold, and kitchenware equally. I enjoy coming here to savor the salty atmosphere of the Vietnamese ethnic community of multiple generations mixing and mingling alongside Americans of every stripe. At Thanh Son Tofu, serving sticky rice and bubble tea, all the servers are Latino. The Vietnamese communicate in Spanish and the mix of cultures is typically blended-northern Virginia. Even the political class knows to come here. I once met Virginia Senator Tim Kaine while he was campaigning here. If I were a visitor, or even a DC resident who doesn't know this spot, I would find a way to get out here and sample some Pho, noodle bowls, famous sticky rice selections at Than Son Tofu, and drink bubble tea with fun flavors like Taro and Jackfruit. Vietnam and its diaspora in the American pantheon, is well represented here.

This is my favorite place for Vietnamese foods anywhere in the USA - Eden Center-. During covid until now, They have outdoor seating set up throughout the parking lots. Also you can find everything you need here. Anchored by a large supermarket and then mostly small shop for food, dessert, jewelry store, nails and hair salon, Asian goods...

you can find more evrything you need here - I'm sure- Amazing place with rich culture and good foods. If you lived in the DMV, Eden Center is basically your quintessential strip mall for everything Vietnamese.

An amazing shopping center focused on the vibrant and thriving Vietnamese community in the NoVa area ... with the US and Vietnamese flag flying proudly side by side from flag poles set in the center of the parking lot. This place is always packed with people walking around, gathering, talking, and of course, eating! Great collection and selection of various Vietnamese restaurants and food markets where you can snap up Vietnamese delicacies and a great bowl of pho. Local takes on tasty treats are also here, such as the trendy TeaDM Lounge which shares space with the equally tasty but savory PhoV (a personal favorite of mine). Asian holidays and local events are often hosted here, where the festivities shine and shimmer with more authenticity than elsewhere. If you're in the Falls Church/McLean are, it's definitely worth a stop to shop, linger, and explore!

This place has a variety of options. Groceries, desserts, haircuts, attires, and more. Everything we had today was absolutely delicious.

This place can be pretty overwhelming. It's a great Asian eating and shopping supercenter! There are grocery stores, bakeries, boba tea shops, salons, music stores, travel agents, you name it! I've never had the same experience twice. There's so much to see and do and sometimes they even have special events with music and such. That would be fun. You can find pretty much any type of Asian cuisine you can think of and if you can't find it, you can find the ingredients to make it at home. The grocery options are huge and there's food and drinks everywhere you turn. I often rely on Yelp to guide me through what I want when I am there but often I will also ask local shopkeepers for their recommendations. I've never had anything I didn't enjoy and I will continue to come back for more.

I would give zero star if I could. Today, my mom parked her car under the flag pole and the people here just randomly towed her car to a different spot just because they want to lower the flag. There were absolutely no signs saying not to park there or no announcement over speaker to ask us move the car. When my mom found her car, it were scratched and severely damaged to the point that her bumper fell off. We tried to contact the people in charge of the center as well as the event but no one took responsibilities or even help us in anyway. There were also no camera. I know this center already has bad security but this is outrageous for the people in charge to do this.

Eden Center is one of the best destinations outside of Washington, D.C. and the best place to go in Falls Church, Virginia. It's a large Vietnamese shopping center that opened in 1984 and has grown since. It now has 125+ shops from restaurants to bubble tea shops to groceries. If you want the best Vietnamese food in the area, park in the large parking lot and go inside to one of the small shops inside.

I love coming here. So many options when it comes to food, hair salon, barber shop, gift shop, snake, etc. Great location, near District of Columbia. The only downside are parking lot are small, and restroom are dirty. But the advantage outweighs these negative aspect.

This review is primarily for the parking lot at Eden Center. The restaurants themselves are fantastic, and overall I'd highly recommend going here for delicious Vietnamese food and other Asian cuisine. Bubble tea, summer rolls, pho, vermicelli noodles, the list goes on in terms of all the good things. However, the parking layout of Eden Center is terrible. The aisles are narrow and some of them are single aisles, so you have drivers on both sides trying to pull into the same spot. There isn't enough parking capacity for busy weekend afternoons, so you'll be driving in circles. The roads outside the shopping plaza are also busy - let's just demolish seven corners and start over, shall we? - so getting in and getting out can be like playing chicken with other cars. The other issue is that the physical structures aren't well maintained, including the insides of many restaurants, which I would assume is almost certainly the responsibility of the landlord. I think the property owner should have the parking lot redesigned and repaved and do more maintenance, which is what the small businesses in Eden Center deserve.

This is literally Vietnamese central. They have everything you're looking for from Asian groceries, bubble tea, all sorts of Vietnamese foods, and just anything Vietnamese.

Normally I'd tell you all to visit Eden Center since it is full of small businesses and I am sure many of them are hurting during the pandemic, especially those who don't know how to apply for PPP support. Some of my favorite places (the Korean bone broth soup in the back corner inside the plaza) seem to have shut down for good. However, as there are still Trumpers protesting to "Stop the Steal" out in the parking lot, many of them also anti-maskers and non covid-believers, I see it as a major safety risk for those who want to get food in the plaza. I do not know how many of those also might work inside those restaurants, or may visit those shops after, and they may inadvertently (or advertently) contaminate the products since they don't believe covid is real. Even at places like Good Fortune (supermarket), I have seen people going through the pile of mung beans directly with their hands (rather than scooping it up with a plastic bag), and it just causes a lot of health and safety concerns. I hope Eden Center will be a safe place to go again come Jan 20, 2021, and have those people pay out their bets to their relatives that Biden is officially the President. But until then, I see Eden Center as a health risk with the protest/rally/whatever they call themselves out in the parking lot.

If you have the love for Vietnamese food, entering the Eden Center is like entering the gates of heaven. There's a supermarket, several restaurants and banh mi and bubble tea shops, jewelry stores, gift shops, CDs/movies stores. There are so many shops selling similar things so I recommend walking about the area and looking at what is being sold. Of course, read yelp reviews too before making a decision to purchase. Besides the strip stores and shops on the main front, there are several entrance for shoppers to go inside the mall. Once inside, there are more eateries and salons. I highly recommend for those sweets lovers to stop by Thanh Son. They have many delicious Vietnamese desserts and their fried tofu filled with some seasoned mushroom is banging! Their lines are long but they do move quickly. My family and I arrived here on a Friday around noon and there were plenty of parking spaces on the lot so parking isn't an issue (well, at least not on a weekday). There were many other shoppers.

Great place for food and entertainment bit parking is a pain. Always try to come here everytime in the area

I have been coming here for what practically feels like my whole life. I love that there is an epicenter for Vietnamese people - and any and everyone - to enjoy Vietnamese cuisine, culture, arts and fashion. This is a shopping center/strip mall dedicated to all-things-Vietnamese. You can find pho, bubble tea, tofu, banh mi, fresh veggies, gold jewlery, rice cookers, medicine... literally everything! How lucky are we to have a space where we can gather and fellowship while eating good and cheersing to life? Plus, there are now restaurants that represent food from other asian cultures as well. The parking can be quite tight, so definitely get there early on the weekends. Take time to explore all the shops, purchase things to support local, and buy stuff to take a piece of it home with you.

This shopping center doesn't look like much, but it has a myriad of Vietnamese offerings that are sure to satisfy someone in the family, and most likely everyone. I come here for bubble tea, eclectic meals, the grocery store, and two great bakeries. Parking here is kind of a hassle. The spots are close together and for some reason there are always lots of people sitting in their cars. It makes me wonder what else is going on here, but I think a lot of people are swinging by to pick up food to go. The restaurants I've been to are all 5-stars. The center itself is kind of a 3-star facility, undoubtedly with inflated rent prices as there are a number of stores that repeatedly go out of business. But you won't find any generic places here--no Starbucks, nothing standard. It's all very ethnic and very interesting and very good. The shopping center also installed a fountain in one corner which is kind of nice, since we end up hanging around a bit due to the often long lines at the bakeries on weekends.

We came early Saturday morning and walk around to see what we want to take home. Dropped by some bakeries to get some pate chaud, banh bao, banh cuon, french butter, shredded pork pastries with and without green onions, lychee smoothies with boba and went to the Supermarket for some bean curd sticks, frozen dim sum and char siu packets. Next time we will check out the restaurants.

Finally made it today. I've been trying to get here for about 3 years and today i finally made it. After many conversations about this place, it definitely wasn't what I expected. It left a lot to be desired. Good Fortune (the supermarket) there was ok. I actually prefer H Mart and Lotte in Ellicott City. The parking situation is horrible. If we are to ever return, it would definitely be earlier just after opening, in hopes of avoiding the parking situation. Not too much more to say. A few decent sandwich (Bahn Mi) places and a couple of bubble tea places. I wanted to sit down and have lunch but my husband and daughter had already eaten, guess I'll have to revisit and update this review, but for now nothing impressive.

You won't find better Vietnamese fare in the tri-state area nor anywhere in the western hemisphere. Its a basically little Vietnam inside a full city square, about the size of an IKEA with entire parking lot if you will, but broken into 20 or so shops with 1-2 Malls and teenier shops still inside at a sublevel. It is wonderful. Beware the parking situation on weekends and holidays because it gets jammed pack there. You can spend about half a day traversing all the nooks and crannies of Eden Center, or even go outside of the huge cross sectional highway to Barnes and Noble, Home Depot- I think and other large plazas at Seven corners highway, situated right in the town of falls church. Eden Center is where you can grab a great meal quickly and buy groceries for the week or go snag a table for the entire party and eat authentic fare to your fancy for a more than fair price. If it's on you, I suggest you bring your family here, grab some bubble tea while you wait (because you certainly will) for a table and forego the Maggiano prices.

very nice selection of Adian leaning food, restaurants and other south east Asian merchandise

Lots of Asian places to shop, eat and dine... This is a HUGE plaza loaded with some great flavors and lots of parking, even though the place was packed on a weekday during Covid.

I would bring my Vietnamese mother, mother in law, and grandmother here. They would love it. They would feel like kids again. They would shop endlessly and eat amazing Vietnamese food. They would fit right in. They could probably live here. This is a Vietnamese PA announcement, this is the stop you should make when you drive or visit Washington DC. Eden Center (Vietnamese Center) is located in Falls Church, Virginia. It's short distance and you would want to make to pick up much needed Vietnamese food. For anyone not Vietnamese and want to experience Vietnamese cuisine, look no further.

This Vietnamese Shopping Center sells anything ranging from beef jerky, macaroons, pho, origami sheets, bakeries, piggy banks, movies, cds, and it also has grocery shops! Did I mention they also sell BUBBLE TEA? They have a lot of (new) bubble tea shops for you to come and try out! Eden is a great place to have food (maybe not for lunch because it is ALWAYS packed and there will be NO parking), and it is also just a really great place to come hangout with friends! During big holidays, or just for fun, Eden will also have big events where everyone is welcome to come! So don't miss out on the fun!

Tuan nao minh cung toi day, vi co cam giac nhu dang duoc gan nguoi than cua minh, nho que nha len day cung do buon lam