Nha Trang Restaurant

I always get the Banh Xeo here, it's the best in the Plaza. I've been going here for the past three years now, and sometimes the dishes are a hit or a miss. There are a few inconsistencies, maybe the cooks change, but you can tell with the flavor of the sauce, that it's not a followed recipe. But overall, they are kind, and polite, however it's weird that they tell you the wait staff need tips, which is suggested on the check as they do not get paid a high hourly wage.

Always an amazing experience. My favorite is the Bo Luc Lac in either salad or hot stone bowl. Pictured you will see both ways. The crispy rolls are great, summer rolls with both shrimp/pork version or bbq pork version. The pho is amazing. Fried rice is a generous portion of seafood/meat. By far the best Bo Luc Lac in the area; tried close to 10 others. Always room to sit down but busy. Love walking the hallways in Eden Center, it's like you're in Vietnam. The staff is very welcoming and nice, you'll see the same three ladies every visit.

Just one word, SPLENDID! Postive attitude with amazing customer service, she also advised us to choose what to eat. Additionally, the bún nem nướng was tasty and its flavor was unique. It’s successfully helps the customers experience the true Vietnamese bún nem nướng.

Was recommended the Mi Quang here. It was so unique and the broth was so flavorful, unlike anything I had before. The pork was really tender and I really enjoyed the sesame rice crackers. However, I did not like the egg noodles as much as the vermicelli rice noodles in pho.

i go here often, the staff is always welcoming and the food is always on point. the vietnamese music is always the cherry on top.

The food is good, they seem to heat the bowl with bean sprouts, which is special. The service is mediocre.

Impressively delicious, pig feet rice noodles, beef rice on iron pot, pork intestine porridge.

Nha Trang Restaurant is one of my go-to Vietnamese restaurants in the DMV area. They have a large selection of delicious food and friendly staff. We had three positive dining experiences already in the past year and would love to come back again.

Their nem nuong is a solid choice for lunch or dinner; whenever I am at Eden, I always order some for my husband. Their nem nuong is made fresh to order, and takes roughly 15-20 minutes to be ready. It is served with a special orange sauce, that is different from your typical peanut sauce or nuoc mam. It contains a grilled baked pork, lettuce, herbs, and a crunchy egg wrapper INSIDE the roll. The crunch egg wrapper is made different with each place that you go, but will always be the best ingredient in your nem nuong roll.

Really enjoyed the food! Menu has varieties of options to select from. Everything came out hot and fresh. The pork chop was super good and seared perfectly! Portion was perfect with leftovers as well! Located inside a shopping plaza at Eden center, with parking available outside and plenty of indoor seatings. They do take credit card here which was a plus! Service was great as well.

Always love Nha Trang for their nem nuong. K would recommend the rolls of nem nuong when you come here. They also have bún bò huế which is decent and plenty of protein. Their nem nuong rolls takes 20 minutes to make so place your order early. They usually have seating the the restaurant so it's not too crowded.

This place is a hidden gem. I get the Bun Bo Hue and the pho for the mains and the fresh spring rolls for an appetizer and they are a must! Everything is super authentic and delicious. Place is tucked away in the back of Eden center. The staff are always super friendly and willing to help you.

.Extremely casual environment within an inside strip mall of Eden center. The pork spring rolls #1 was very tasty. I love the textures within this one dish. The sauce definitely enhanced the taste. The seafood crispy noodles dish was also another good dish. Once again, the dark pepper sauce took it to another level. This dish was not on their menu. The chicken clay pot was decent. The chicken was delicious, the rice was crispy, but no flavor. Portion was mediocre. Not sure of the chicken clay pot was worth the cost $16.95. The food taste we had overall was good. The value was average. The service was pleasant.

The food was tasty and flavorful. I ordered mi quang a noodles soup I've eaten before on a trip to Vietnam. The mi quang here was good not as good as when I had it originally but it was filling and I was satisfied. My boyfriend order bun bo hue and enjoyed it a lot. He said it needed more kick and added a lot of chili sauce. Service was quick and patient. It's a cute little space tucked towards the back of a building with multiple businesses.

Located at Eden Center, this restaurant could be easily overlooked in the sea of Vietnamese restaurants but I do encourage you to give it a try at least once. I have always had good experience coming here. My favorite is the Nem Nuong Nha Trang (appetizer) and a close second is the broken rice with grilled pork. The owner is very friendly and they take credit cards.

Tucked in the the mall of Eden is this hidden gem. Much like the other restaurants here, there is an authentic charm to this place. The restaurant is small but what they offer is good authentic food. We got a large bbq pork sausage summer rolls for an appetizer. Every time I come here, we always get this. The sauce they come with is so addictive. For our entrees, I got the bun Bo hue and my wife got the mi quang. Both were flavorful and hits the spot. The portions were a decent size as well. Service is what you expect at Eden, prompt and to no frills. You will leave full and satisfied. Definitely a spot to check out if you are in Eden center.

I'm really glad I got to try this restaurant. For a Saturday night, it was not packed at all and our party of eight were seated immediately. Two of my friends have been here before and talked about how delicious and flavorful the Cơm Tay Cầm (clay pot rice) is, so I knew I had to order one. There are five proteins options of Cơm Tay Cầm here, ranging from beef, seafood, chicken, vegetarian, or baby clams! Cơm Tay Cầm Bò Lúc Lầc - 16.95 The clay pot rice is pretty small so you might need to order an appetizer to share to be full. However, this was extremely tasty. There was a generous amount of flank steak in our clay pot which was extremely tender and flavorful. This entree also comes with fish sauce (and maybe mixed with something else) which only adds more savoriness to the marinated steak and well-seasoned rice. The rice on the bottom was extremely crispy with a good charred taste! There's also a lot of onions which was a must in this dish. It's worth paying the money for this clay pot rice because it's absolutely delicious. The Cơm Tay Cầm was fantastic and we'd highly recommend it at Nha Trang. If you're looking for pho, you won't find any of that here. Also, the service here isn't the best, but for my friends and me, it's the tasty food that really matters.

This place is tucked inside the Eden shopping building so you have to really make an effort to look for it. I find that the foods inside the building tend to be better than those with store front and totally underrated because people can't see them from the outside parking lot. I love coming here and getting take out. My personal faves are Banh Xeo and the shaken beef. My husband loves their noodle bowls. The staff is nice and there's ample amount of seating that are pretty distance. It can get crowded during the weekends when people are shopping for groceries. The prices are reasonable and the food is delicious!

I came here with a friend and got the bun bo hue and spring rolls to share and they were both alright. I didn't finish the bowl as the taste was just alright. I'm not too sure I would come back just because there are so many viet places in this area.

Last stop before leaving the DC area, my Dad has always been a returning to this location whenever he is here for work or leisure. When we came to Eden Center, this is the place that we stop at all the time. Pretty much a regular here he ordered number 31; an egg noddle based dish with pork and crispy rice cake. The pork fell off the bone and was succulent with each bite being tender and flavorful. The orange hue broth was a nice compliment to the egg noodles that were thick and always yummy to slurp. The rest of the family ordered the tried and true Pho bowls with meatballs, tendons, beef flakes and rice noodles. We left full with broth and noodles in our stomach and in the case of my mom some on her shirt. Opening at 10am on the Monday we went shopping through the plaza to kill time. We were sat quickly and on our way eating. If you aren't starting your day with some delicious Vietnamese food like Pho and Ice Coffee are you really ready to start your day?

This restaurant is tucked away inside of Eden Center. Definitely get their nem nuong cuon ninh hoa (#1), it is a bit pricey as it matches prices in California, but you usually don't find it in some Vietnamese restaurants in the area. I ordered com tam bi suon cha (I was craving it) and my partner ordered the bun nha trang dac biet, which he enjoyed. My order was good, but I've had better at a different location. I would come again to try more popular dishes from the region like mi quang, bun bo hue, banh canh cha ca. They take credit card, Mastercard and Visa only. Service was good, but we were also the only ones dining on a Friday night.

Nha Trang was delicious! Incredible food and the ambiance is just like being in Vietnam! The fact that there were so many Vietnamese people having lunch was a fantastic sign and certificate that food is authentic and good. Prices were appropriate in relation to quality and the amount of food (it was a lot!). Service was nice and attentive, very kind and patient waitress. Definitely recommended!

I tried the Mi Quang noodle soup and Bun Nha Trang Dac Biet - both were very tasty and flavorful. This was my first time at this restaurant but it won't be my last. I was very impressed with the authenticity of the dishes, and enjoyed them more than a couple of the other popular spots I've tried at Eden. Staff was also very friendly and attentive.

This Vietnamese restaurant is great and a hole-in-the-wall... which may be actually a typical thing, considering that it's with other hole-in-the-wall establishments that are often considered to be equally as good as this one (yet unverified personally), in the unabashingly-Vietnamese strip-mall (DMV's famous Eden Center). I had the com hen, a dish of rice topped with little baby clams - which I've had before in Texas, and this version was far superior and tastier. I'd definitely order this again as it was truly enjoyable to eat. Also had the spring rolls and the seafood noodle soup which were great too.

I was on my way to another spot and looked to my left and there was Eden Center. I don't get out here often and there were some dishes I needed to try from Nha Trang so literally turned the car around and placed my order. The one that I missed last time-BBQ Pork Sausage Rolls. This is the 1st appetizer listed and for good reason. You get this char grilled sausage wrapped in a spring roll-so simple and with the sauce-oh my! You don't usually see this one on the menu of other spots so not to be missed! We had the Steak in Clay Pot (Com Tay Bo Luc Lac) last time and this time wanted to try the Com Tay Cam Hen. Baby Clams over seasoned rice cooked in a Clay Pot. Enjoyed as much as if not more than the Steak Clay Pot! Highly recommended! When I walked into the restaurant I was immediately greeted and they gave me an eta for my order and delivered. Just wish this Gem of a restaurant was closer to me!

I have tried their clay pot rice with flank steak, seafood porridge, spring rolls with nem nuong (Vietnamese sausage) and clay pot rice with chicken! Spring rolls with nem nuong is a must try since the city Nha Trang is famous for nem nuong :) the roll itself and the sauce it comes with were both delicious! I appreciate them giving everyone their individual sauce bowl so it's less messy. I also really liked their clay pot rice, it always comes out piping hot. The flank steak was so tender, the chicken was made to order so it does take a little longer, but it's so fresh and tender. I was not the biggest fan of the porridge though - it was a little too watery to my taste, but that's probably because I'm more used to Cantonese porridge. It does come with complimentary fried dou (you tiao in mandarin) and I really liked them! I'll come back for sure :)

Post-pandemic update. The head chef has changed (nfi), but the quality and taste remains here at Nha Trang. That said, I was quite disappointed that they no longer serve Mi Bo Kho (MBK), which was hands-down the best MBK in the greater NoVA area (see the prior images and my review). You can imagine the difficulty in selecting a different dish after having my head dead-set on some delicious MBK. Alas, I went back to one of my favorite non-pho Vietnamese dishes - Com Tay Cam Bo Luc Lac (marinated steak in a clay pot of rice). Delicious as ever, the steak is cooked to perfection with just the right amount of chew and tenderness. The sides of sauces provide a nice kick (if you want that spicy) or sweet/sour (if you want that traditional fish sauce flavor) and really bring the whole dish together. The Cha Gio continues to impress, again one of the best in the area. Crisped to perfection on the outside, with a decent amount of meat/portions on the interior. You know you've got a sh*boop* Cha Gio when the interior is all "filler" and no meat. A nice touch is the extra herbs (mints, basils, etc.) that accompany the rolls. If you don't eat your Cha Gio with these herbs, you're doing it wrong. Pick up one of those mint leaves, use it as a hot dog bun and place the Cha Gio inside, and dip the whole thing in to the sweet/salty fish sauce for a delectable and pleasurable mouthful of an experience. Nha Trang continues to be a hidden gem, tucked away in the hallowed halls of the Center of Eden. I do hope their chef will pick up the MBK, I'm sure the chef can do it just fine. TL;DR: No more Mi Bo Kho (off-menu), but the other staple - Com Tay Cam Bo Luc Lac (Marinated Steak in Clay Pot of Rice) continues to be a banger. As always, you can ask for a little crispy rice in the clay pot for some more of that charred flavor and additional texture to the rice - I'd highly recommend.

Every time I go to Eden Center, I always try to stop by here to get their nem nuong rolls because it's so good! especially w/ the sauce that you get.

I am not lying when I say I am here every single week. The sole reason I moved to Falls Church was for Nha Trang's nem nuong and Infinitea. I don't care about anything else on the menu, grab yourself an order of the #1 BBQ Pork Sausage Summer Rolls (Nem Nuong). I am sad I don't have a picture to show you guys, but that is how good it is... I don't take pictures of it I just stuff it all in my mouth LOL. Let's go through this layer by layer of flavor. We got the refreshing layer from the herbs, rice noodles, and rice paper. We got the crunchy later from the fried egg roll skin inside the roll. Then we got the star of the show it isn't the sausage, don't get me wrong, it is good but the SAUCEEEE. The sauce is incomparable. Literally no other place makes it and it is literally just a match made in heaven. Don't believe me? Read the other reviews, they all rave about the rolls :) Next time I get a roll I will take a picture and do a cross section diagram so y'all know what im talking about.

Tasty Vietnamese restaurant in the interior or the Eden Center. Some of the interior businesses seem to get less foot traffic than the exterior ones, but Nha Trang was drawing in plenty of people when I was there! They seem to specialize in nem dishes (which is like a Viet ham if I have to describe it). I love nem so I was happy to try it. I got the vermicelli sampler plate with multiple meats (including nem!!) and egg rolls, etc... It was really decent and I had a nice Vietnamese coffee too.

We have dined here and also tried carry out, primarily with their famed Nem Nuong Cuan and Bun Bo Hue. While the food tastes up to standard, we are not coming back again. Within the past year, the portions have shrunk (especially nem nuong) while the prices increased by over 2/3 at the dining room. What's interesting is that their prices on Door Dash have not caught up to the current prices. I don't know how they can sell the same food for two different prices. Too bad my recent order with them was not through Door Dash.

I've been here multiple times and generally love the food. Favorite is the pork spring rolls. The other dishes are all delicious. On a recent day, tried the pho noodles but was disappointed with the quality of the beef. So I don't think that is their specialty. Overall, this is a terrific restaurant.

This place is horrible. I would give it 0 star if I could. Came here for the very first time today and I was pretty excited to try this place out since it has had lots of positive reviews. Well, Not today my friends. I was greeted with a very disorganized and chaotic scene. The waitress was arguing with some people inside the restaurant who trying to get into the kitchen and stuff but it's a vietnamese restaurant so I get it. I have seen it a lot in Houston so I'm not surprised. My wife and I eventually got seated by the waitress who was just done arguing. I was checking on her to see if she was okay and she said she's fine. Then, She started taking our order. We ordered Nem Nuong roll for appetizer and continued to look at the menu. My wife found out that there are options of either 2 pcs or 4 pcs of the roll and she just wanted to order 2 pcs cause she wanted to try other things on the menu. My wife then talked to the waitress just to make sure that she got it right. However, as soon as my wife told her that we only want the 2 pcs. She told my wife straight up that she has already put in an order for 4 pcs. My wife ask her nicely and even said sorry about not clarifying. She still walked away and talking trash about us with her coworker in vietnamese. Accused my wife LYING and got her MESSED up the order while she has never asked us about the size of the order to clarify. Keep in mind that my wife and I communicated with her in vietnamese the whole time. I was in SHOCKED and DISBELIEF . I have never ever caused a scene in a restaurant in my entire life cause I hard it is to be in this industry. However, I couldn't let this sh*t fly. I got up talked to the other server. He seemed like a reasonable person and started to apologize. At this point, I didn't even want to be there anymore and just wanted get whatever I order in a togo box and get the f*ck out. I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND this place to anyone. In fact, I'll talk to everyone that I know not to come here. Don't know much about the food but SERVICE is PURE TRASH.

So glad we found this little hidden gem! My husband and I loved their BBQ Pork Sausage Rolls (great flavor and texture) and their Steak in Clay Pot was TO DIE FOR. Seriously, to die for. The steak was SO tender, the entire dish was so flavorful, and the crispy rice really adds to the texture of the dish! Amazing. We'll definitely be back to try more dishes (but will likely keep getting the rolls and the clay pot because they make me salivate just thinking about them)!

Every time I go to Eden Center I always make time to stop in. I can never get tired of this place- in fact, I find myself ordering some of the same dishes every time I go in because it's just that good. From the nem nuong to the banh beo, I love them all. So far some of my favorites that I had eaten here are: nem nuong ninh hoa, banh beo, hu tieu, Hen xuc banh da, bo luc lac, bun thit nuong.

My husband and I decided to try this little restaurant within the Eden Mall. We ordered Bun Bo Hue, Bun Rieu Cua and fried spring rolls. The food was right on point. Not surprising as Bo Bo Hue, originates from central Vietnam, and the region of the town for which this restaurant is named after. As you can see from my photos the spring paste was served separately as some people do not like the string flavor. Food is authentic!!! The fried spring rolls were delicious!

Located at the Eden Center where there area is filled with just tons of Vietnamese shops and restaurants. Came here for lunch on a Sat. It was a nice quaint joint located in a kind of an indoor alley. There was enough seating for about 10 tables. Their menu was pretty expansive and had a wide selection of stuff to choose from. After checking Yelp for recommendations, I went with along with a popular dish a lot of yelpers got: the Mi Quang. Ordering was quick and easy. The food came out pretty fast as well - about 5-10 min after we ordered. Mi Quang - it's an egg noodle dish soaked in a braised pork broth and topped with a type sesame cracker and peanuts. The broth was nice and hearty and had a lot of richness/fat from the braised pork. It had a hint of sour probably from a bit of vinegar. The pork was so tender and basically fall off the bone. That was probably the highlight for me. The egg noodles and sesame cracker were okay. On the side they provided basil, lime, beansprouts, Thai chili peppers that you can add to your broth- the typical condiments that you add to pho. Overall, the dish was good - nothing mind blowing or anything. I came in wanting to try something authentic, unique that I wouldn't find in the Vietnamese joints back in my hometown and that was accomplished.

The restaurant is a little hidden gem! I went with my friend for a quick dinner and the food was nice and comfortable. The most recommended dish is clay pot with beef, especially with the soy sauce and pepper on the side. Rice was crispy and flavorful, beef was tender. Egg rice noodle was also delicious. The spring rolls with sausage is ok, I like it with the hot sauce served on the table. Don't expect great service but the food came pretty quick. Worth a visit if you want to try authentic Vietnamese food.

Best place to get Vietnamese sausage rolls, aka Nem Nuong Cuon, around town. This item isn't even available at that many Viet restaurants, but this place does it the best. The secret is in their sauce. This is my best go to hole-in-the-wall place for Viet food, especially because of the rolls. The restaurant itself is tucked away in a lesser know part of Eden, given that it doesn't have a store front entrance outside like most of the places at Eden. I've never had to wait in line here like I've had to so before for Rice Paper, pre-COVID times. The food here is good and I the service is great. Payment system changed recently, so AMEX no longer accepted, but I'm glad this place isn't cash only like some Eden restaurants. Check out the Nem Nuong Cuon rolls here and you'll keep coming back just for that!

got the bun bo hue and it was delicious! also another dish with beef flank and fried rice which was also yummy (forgot to take a photo)

I came here with some friends for dinner. It's located inside the shopping center on the same side as Good Fortune supermarket. They manage to fit a good amount of seats in the dining area. I ordered #11 Bun Nha Trang Dac Biet which is a vermicelli noodle dish platter with BBQ pork sausage, grilled shrimp, grilled minced pork, and crispy spring rolls with assorted vegetables. Peanuts are used as garnish and you have a side of sweet chili sauce for seasoning. Service was quick and the dish was yummy. I would definitely order this again. They accept credit card.

Fast service. Appetizer rolls were good. The sauce was a little strange. Would come back.

The restaurant is inside a little mall in Eden center. We tried their bbq pork sausage summer roll and it is delicious. The have a crispy roll inside it - very yummy. My husband never likes summer roll but he loves this place pork summer roll. Their cha gio is pretty good - it has taro in it. Their vermicelli is not bad either. The only thing is this place has a weird smell - not sure what the smell is.

Best nem neung anywhere in the DC metro area! The ingredients are all perfectly paired in taste and texture. The sauce is perfect and slightly warm, literally could spoon it up and eat it. The other dishes are all basically the same as anywhere else - rice dishes, rice noodle dishes, wraps, etc. The bun bo hue is not great, there's a spot elsewhere in Eden much better (Kieng Giang). Service is your typical eden center service.

Our favorite Vietnamese restaurant. We especially like the Spring Rolls with fish sauce (#2), the Bun Chia Gio (rice vermicelli with spring rolls etc.) (#13), and the chicken Com Tay Cam (clay pot). Service is brisk and you don't have to wait for the check or take-home boxes -- these are at the rear counter.

One of my favorite Vietnamese spots in Northern VA, and that's coming from an Eden Center regular! The food is flavorful, affordable, and so so delicious. They are known for their central/southern Vietnamese food; my father's side of the family is from Hue, and Nha Trang definitely has their stamp of approval. Pros: - The value! Very inexpensive food, and you get a lot of it for what you pay - Delicious - Quick service - Never too crowded-- it is a hidden gem Cons: - Some dishes are better than others. I would say that any central/southern Vietnamese dish would be a safe bet Recommended (almost everything, but here are some faves): - Bun Bo Hue: a hearty soup with a deep red broth, thick rice noodles, beef, and vegetables that just hit.s the spot. My dad's favorite - Nem Nuong: summer roll with a tangy Vietnamese sausage inside; great flavor, crunch, and SAUCE! The best I've ever had.

If you like grilled spring rolls, go to Nha Trang restaurant. I like bun mam here, the restaurant is not very big, although there are few people serving, the food order is a bit slow but the food is delicious.

Small little mom and pop shop inside of eden center next to Cha Oc Gia Huy. Food is up to par and friendly servers. I would recommend trying out this place! I know there's so many Vietnamese restaurants to choose from in Eden and I'm still trying to knock out each and every one of them but this is one that I found was pretty good. All flavors are there for each dish & the penny worth drink is so refreshing!

Everything is yummy here! Nha Trang is probably the best restaurant in the whole plaza. Service is a little lackluster (see Diem D.'s review) but if what do you expect in a small Vietnamese restaurant tucked away in a hallway mall? Why are you even here? You're here for delicious food that is decently priced! Must order items: 1) Nem Nuong (yes, get 4 of them!) 2) Shaking Beef (Bo Luc Lac) - served in a crackling clay pot Everything else is pretty good and I can't wait to come back to this Eden Center gem! Grab some delicious boba at TeaDM or chè at Pandan afterwards (both in same shopping center).

Nha Trang is really known for their summer rolls, which are fantastic and hit every texture on the scale. I've only tried one other dish here, the Mi Quang, but usually I get the summer rolls to go in a set of 2 or 4. The place is located inside the Eden Center, through one of the doors left of Kung Fu Tea and it's usually not really that crowded inside. Food: Summer rolls - The summer rolls here are pretty reasonable. Two for $4 or four for $7. I've never had summer rolls that are savory, sweet, crispy inside, crunchy, soft and flavorful! They are a great snack if you're not super hungry for a big meal and they come with a yummy warm dipping sauce which is a little sweet. These are the best summer rolls I have ever had! Mi Quang - this is not really my kind of dish, but my girlfriend really likes it and it reminds her of home (Vietnam). It's a little different and too rich for me, but it is also one of the go-to dishes here. Overall, awesome summer rolls, would recommend if you're a big summer roll fan! Or want to try this amazing appetizer. They do takeout!

I only come here because my family likes the food. If it was based on the customer service alone. I would never come here.

the food was good and it came out very quickly! the workers were very sweet as well :) i recommend!

I always come here for the nem nuong wrap. Every time I'm in Eden (or know someone going to Eden) I need to get my hands on some of these wraps. They're so delicious and tasty. My friends were in town recently and I took them here which was the first time I've tried any dishes other than the wraps and I was impressed. The dishes were HUGE. My one dish was enough for me, another guy, nibbles for the whole table and some to take home too! All of the dishes here do not disappoint at all

This restaurant is hidden inside Eden Center. You should try their rolls if you are there. They have variety food. It was my first time there. I like the food. The price is reasonable. I would recommend this place if you re around.

This was exactly what I needed after feasting on thanksgiving leftovers for a few days. Situated inside the mall of Eden center, this place is small and humble. It appears to have a loyal following and understandably so. The food here is phenomenal and at a reasonable cost with decent size portions. Unlike most Vietnamese places, they don't only serve pho. Their specialities are the nem nuong Coun and the mi quang. Not knowing any better, I ordered the bun rieu instead of the mi quang. This was a happy accident as the bun rieu was perfection in a bowl. The Tomatoey broth was filled with different types of meat and shrimp, noodles were perfect and not overly cooked. The dish itself was served with a plethora of herbs on the side and a slice of lime. Everything tasted fresh and delicious. Not a single wilted mint sat on my dish. We did order one of the specials-the nem nuong coun. These were delicious! A cousin to the common summer roll- these rolls differ by the filling inside and the dipping sauce served with it. Inside are the traditional herbs, sausage and a crispy, crunchy skinny spring roll. It is the perfect melody of varying textures wrapped all into a summer roll skin. Dip it into an orangey sauce that is slightly sweet and reminiscent of plum sauce with a kick. This dish is a great appetizer. The large will come 4 per order and a small with have 2 nem nuong. These rolls are pretty filling so it is best to be shared. In addition to the nem nuong, we also tried their banh beo. I loved how the banh beo are topped with crispy fried fatty pork! The nuoc mam served with the dish is also quite good. It's fragrant without being overtly fishy and ever so faintly tasting of coconut. Delicious! This place is my new obsession. I can't wait to come back and try more items from their menu. Come to this place and come hungry. I'm glad I did!

This is a restaurant hidden away in a hall way left of the huge grocery store. It's not that spectacular inside but the food is great, a testament that a store with a poor location can still survive off of great food. I usually get the three same things when I come here: Bun bo hue Nem Nuong Seafood pork egg noodle soup That being said all of the food is great. As some people have said customer service can be shoddy at times. Once they forgot my order, and one time the credit card machine didn't work. However if you don't mind coming on off hours you probably won't experience any of these down sides. I highly recommend trying this place at least once for the Nem Nuong as others have said.

The best com tay bo luc lac (VIetnamese shaking beef) in all of Eden Center. Can vouch that to-go tastes just as great as dining in! If you've never had bo luc lac before, think thick, juicy cubes of steak served over rice with fresh tomatos and a salad mix. Here, they serve theirs with watercress, thin cuts of tomatoes and red onion, and a spicy sauce with chili peppers that you toss over the entire dish. While the meal seems basic with rice, a protein and veggies, all together, it tastes like a savory bite of heaven. Each morsel of beef is so juicy and tender - the sauce that is rendered down from the cooking process adds an umami fatty depth to the rice. When you get the dish to go, they thoughtfully wrap the rice and beef separately to keep the sauce from spilling. It warms up in the microwave perfectly.

Food alway great here. I ordered "com tam suon bi cha" it was great. The best things here is "nem nuong" which they did increase the price kinda high. First it was 7 dollar and now it was 8. I dont mind go back once awhile.