Hello Vietnam 河內美食成功店

This place is tucked in a row of Indonesian and Vietnamese spots. It is a Michelin star restaurant from 2022-2024. There’s plenty of seating, though the chairs are quite low—pretty typical for Vietnamese-style places. But but this may be difficult for foreigners or those with long legs. I had the Pho Bo Tai, and it was really good and generous. The broth was super fresh with a nice balance of salty and sour—comforting and flavorful. The Fried Pork Spring Roll was a standout—super tasty and already cut into bite-sized pieces. The pork inside was nicely seasoned. The Shrimp Spring Roll was pretty good, packed with filling—fresh shrimp, veggies, vermicelli—definitely generous. The grilled pork, though, was just okay for me. The meat was a bit tough and dry, even though the sauce was actually pretty good. Service was friendly, and food came out in a reasonable time. The vibe of the place is simple and minimalist—nothing fancy, but comfortable enough. There are several spices and sauces provided at the front near the cashier so we can adjust the taste.

Good prices, excellent food, huge portions. Highly recommended. Only suggestion is to increase amount and variation of the vegetables, as it is in Vietnam.

This Vietnamese restaurant in Taichung’s ASEAN area feels like a true local gem. You can see Vietnamese cooks preparing the dishes, making everything feel authentic. The food is flavorful, affordable, and genuinely traditional—I accidentally ordered the wrong dish since I don’t eat intestines, but the sauce was so aromatic and delicious that I still enjoyed it. However, the hygiene could use some improvement. Still, for an authentic and budget-friendly Vietnamese meal, it’s a great spot.

This is the first restaurant in Taichung where I will comment as 'not clean' and I even saw a little mouse exploring at the back. Ordered fried spring roll, beef noodle in soup and cold noodles. Spring roll was hot and crispy, taste not bad. Beef noodle was disappointing, the beef was very dry and hard, not much taste and the noodle was sticking together as a pile, not cooking enough. The other noodle is ok. It's listed in Michelin in 2022, I wonder.

You can try everything in this platter. Nothing like this is serving in my home town. Shrimp paste is so tasty after you add lime juice. A very unique dining experience. This is the most popular Vietnamese restaurant on the street, honour from Michelin most probably

This is one of my favorite Vietnamese restaurants in this area on a Sunday. The ingredients are fresh and authentic, the service fast and efficient, and the price is reasonable. Their combination plate with pork intestines, blood sausage, roast pork, taro rolls, rice noodles, and a variety of greens is fantastic!

Good Vietnamese food! Northern style which I prefer. The nem ran and pho bo were both really good. Also loved the việt atmosphere. I just wish it had the chopped chilis in a jar sauce that they have in vietnam. (They did have fresh chilis and garlic though). Still great though! They even had bia Hà Nội! Phở bò: 120 Nem ran: 120 Bia: 50

A tasty Vietnamese food got Bib Gourmand. Inevitably, the price is a bit higher than normal yummy Vietnamese food nearby. Won't disappoint if you are not familiar with Vietnamese food.