Viet Hoa

We visited Viet Hoa during lunchtime, and as expected, it was quite crowded. The portions were generous, and the prices were reasonable, making it a good value for money. The food was served quickly, which was impressive given the busy atmosphere. However, the service was just okay. The staff seemed a bit overwhelmed, and their attitude wasn’t very welcoming as they didn’t smile when we asked for assistance. Perhaps this was due to how busy it was at the time. Overall, it’s a decent place for a quick and affordable meal, but the service could use some improvement.

I've been coming here for lunch for over 35 years!!! The quality and flavour of the food has remained consistently the same! That explains why the eatery is always busy with a short wait time involved for a table!! I had the beef tripe soup with noodles....... delicious!! 😋

Still good after all these years. The stuffed chicken wings were succulent and delicious, as was the boneless stir fried duck with almonds. Very fast service, no frills!

Quite authentic Vietnamese cuisine. The raw beef was good, as well as the rice paper spring roll. Very spacious seating and fast serving. Staff were friendly too.

Was able to try this restaurant yesterday to celebrate my birthday with my husband. I had the Pho Tai Nam I think, with raw and cooked beef and hubby had duck noodle soup. It was on a big bowl and I struggled to finish it all as it has a lot of noodles and meat! Definitely worth your money. Just noisy and busy yesterday since it’s Sunday. The staff are nice but I asked one of them how long were we going to wait for our order and she didn’t understand me. I will definitely go back to try their other food on the menu. Thank you, Viet Hoa!

Really bad attitude to Asian. But they also Asian right?? Raw beef hofan is good. Fried rice is not reach the standard of Vietnam. Won’t come again. This is the first time I feel bad in Perth.

An old school style Asian eatery serving a huge array of well priced dishes. If you're hungry, the serving size is decent. However, the food was quite westernised. Flavours are more Chinese than Vietnamese, even when ordering traditional dishes. Table service prompt. Decor is unpretentious. Free Chinese tea is a bonus.

A solid Southern Vietnamese joint. Everything was great: the pho broth is exceptionally rich and nourishing, the pork chop rice is hearty and fulfilling. Specific commendation to the shaking beef, which delicately balances the bounciness of the beef cubes, the charred flavour, crunchy veggies drenched in a tangy, citrusy sauce and dipped in white pepper. Writing this passage just made my mouth water once again.

First time try this restaurant in Perth. The restaurant was very crowded so no doubt their staff were very busy. However, it seemed they did not organise the business very well. So my family had to wait for 45 minutes to have all of our orders ready. We ordered Combination Pho, Spicy Noodle Soup, hainan Chicken rice, fried rice and fried squid. The fried rice and squids tasted quite good although the rice was a bit too salty. However, Hainnan chicken rice is very different from the dish we expected and on the worse side. Spicy noodles soup is extremely salty. It was so salty that I was not able to eat the dish. Do not think I will come back this place.

Food was tasty, but MSG ALERT!!!! If you are senator to MSG you could ask them to prepare without it, but I don't know if they'd be able to accommodate. If your can tolerate MSG, then Viet Hoa is a great restaurant. Super crowded on a Tuesday lunch. Lots of happy people both Asian and non-Asians chowing down on Pho, stews, rice and rolls. Tip: order when they ask you the first time because it might be a while before they cycle back to you. The pork spring rolls were nice and crispy. Vietnamese rice paper rolls were tasty. The beef chow hor fun had a good texture and the beef was tender and flavorful. The rice dish was great. I loved the barbecue pork, tripe, crab cake and egg. The minced porky soup accompanying was Flavorful but like the pho had MSG. The coolest part of the meal was the iced coffee white.

I was really impressed with the food we ordered here and would definitely go back. The prices may be slightly higher than some other spots but I think it's a testament to the better quality. The cafe sua da (Vietnamese iced coffee) came out in the drip filter, just how I like it! My braised duck egg noodle soup was divine (mi vit tiem), I've never had that before but 110% would order again. My husband got the bo bun hue (spicy pork and beef soup) which was delicious though the cha lua in there was a bit too fatty for my liking. They had a bunch of really good looking specials and more to the menu than just your usual Vietnamese dishes.

Noisy, fast, fresh and tasty! Viet Hoa is a bit of an institution in Northbridge. Open 7 days a week, it's better than a 'safe bet' if you're in the area. It's pretty much always a full house Friday through Sunday nights but they turn over tables faster than you can say PHO GÀ! There's a long, long list of noodle soups and the stuffed chicken wings are scrumptious!

Oh my gosh I love this place ! It's a weekly ritual. The food is always amazing and I've never had a problem there. The staff are friendly most of the time, it gets busy and you have to understand so do the staff . The pork chop with broken rice and the fried ice-cream are my favourites! Yummy

I can't remember the last time I went to a laid back, bustling, busy restaurant that served amazing food, that had a brilliant atmosphere. On Saturday night a group of five of us headed to Viet Hoa in Northbridge for some fabulous Vietnamese food, accompanied by BYO booze. A great way to spend a Saturday night. People were late, we were loud and we kept the booze flowing. None of that seemed to matter to the staff, who were pretty attentive seeing as the restaurant was completely full. We ordered a couple of entrees to share as we waited for the last member of our party and soaked up the hustle and bustle of the restaurant. A baby cried briefly, no one cared; a huge group of 21 years olds rolled in, taking up two tables. I admired the fact that they'd booked and the waitresses weren't phased. We ordered five dishes for main for everyone to share, which was way too much food, but was lovely to be able to have a bit of everything. A vegetarian and a chicken chow mein, fried lemon chicken, Pho Ga (chicken noodle soup) and deep fried fish. The flavours were incredible, especially in the Pho Ga. There's also a really good choice of vegetarian food. As someone only eats vegetarian food or fish, I'm starting to struggle a little to find nice options at new restaurants. Here, I had heaps of choice. The servings were also huge, we could have almost shared three dishes between the five of us. The freshness of the food surprised me, especially as so much of it was friend. The kitchen is obviously using really fresh produce. I like nothing more than a crunch of a vegetable in my meal. Not only do I feel healthy, but it also means they haven't cooked all of the goodness out of the food. The food wasn't rushed, there was no pressure to leave or give our table up, and the food all came out at the same time. In addition to all of that, the bill came to $20 per person. I've paid more for a less than average lunch. The food, the service, the atmosphere, and then the price made it just a perfect evening. After three very relaxing hours at the restaurant, the five of us left together smiling and moved on to a bar down the road, not wanting the night to yet be over.

Having heard from several people that this is the best place for pho in Perth, my friend (who had travelled in Vietnam for three weeks) and I made our way to viet hoa. I had my first pho in a tiny street close to Chatswood Westfield in Sydney and boy was it delicious. The pho came in a large bowl with a ladle. The clear soup was filled with rice noodles, meat of my choice, and garnished with lots and lots of bean sprouts. There was the option of adding fresh chilli, soy sauce and spicy vinegary chilli sauce. The pho was also topped with a rice cracker. I fell in love with pho and it became my go to place every Saturday for lunch. Hence, here I was at viet hoa with high expectations. And hey we walked into a bustling noisy place full of both Asians and non Asians - so made us immediately think well if the Asians like it, it must be good. We were quickly seated and handed an expansive menu. Pages and pages of menu items starting off with so many phos but mostly beef ones, one chicken pho, and one seafood pho (why so many phos - I pho not sure understand this). Oh and the menu did not have pictures - so how could we possibly decide. My friend and I were perplexed at so many options and no images. We then asked the waitress for recommendations. She said their most popular pho was the roast duck pho at 14.50 for a bowl and their most popular chicken stir fry was the chicken with stir fry broccoli, mushroom and cashew nuts. Trusting the waitress rather than our guts (literally), we went with her suggestions. Within minutes, cutlery, plates and the food arrived at our tables. Portions were good as in most cheap Asian restaurants. But now the food. The chicken stir fry tasted like a Chinese stir fry dish. Bland and flavorless. But edible. At least the chicken was tender and delicious. The pho was salty but the flavour of the stock was not outstanding. It came with egg noodles too that you had to wound around and around and around your chopsticks before you could get them into your mouth. The roast duck was full of so many bones that it was impossible to eat it with the pho. We had to eat it with our hands. The roast duck was in plum sauce. So much like Peking roast duck. Again more Chinese than Vietnamese. We felt like we had been cheated. Definitely not authentic vietnamese. But our tummies were full and our bill was around 16.50 per person. So perhaps value for money is why you would go here. Not for the pho - pho sure!

Every now and again I get the dreaded Roast Duck Noodle Soup hunger and only one place can satisfy it - my main man Viet Hoa. It's cheap, it's BYO and it's always packed. The trick here is to order from the specials menu - I've never seen these fail to satisfy. But really, you should order the aforementioned Roast Duck Noodle Soup - a big bowl of steaming soup and noodles with a generous side plate of the most perfectly cooked duck (carmelised and crispy on top, moist inside). Get it with their stuffed chicken wings for maximum happiness. At the end of it all, you'll be one phat phuc (relax, it means happy buddha).

A week or so ago we went along to Viet Hoa for a friend's birthday - even though it has been around quite a few years, I had never been before - and the first surprise was how busy it was. Getting there just after 6PM it was absolutely packed to the rafters - thankfully we had booked - and that never let up over the two hours or so we were in residence - tables were turned over regularly and there was always more than a dozen people clustered at the front counter eagerly eying off the diners in hope someone would leave to free up a table. And I am told it is almost always like this... Basically a large room, nothing particularly noteworthy as far as décor or design goes, but service was pretty quick especially when taking the crowd and general sense of chaos into account - it's not a place for a quiet meal by any account. The menu is as with many Asian restaurants quite comprehensive and Lady FWO and I were led by the old hands who come along regularly. There was a lot of sharing going on and I didn't get the chance to try it all, but all that I did certainly received good marks for flavours, seasoning and freshness of ingredients. A couple of starters to get us- fresh rice papers rolls were fine, with well-seasoned and gently flavoured filling. Then the ubiquitous stuffed chicken wings - very plump, crispy and jam packed with stuffing - up there with the best going around. Satay fish, in the Chinese rather than Indonesian style, was very good - juicy, succulent fish, a pleasant spice level, good peanutty tones, crunchy and fresh vegetables - all good stuff. Chicken curry is one of my friend's go to dishes here apparently, and no wonder - again moist, tender chicken pieces in a rich, spicy gravy - more akin to the Malay style curries than an Indian. A well turned out dish. Chill and garlic king prawns, with lightly cooked prawns, sweet, firm flesh, lovely integration of garlic and chilli - just about the right level of spice for most on the table - being a glutton for chilli I could have had more, but it was very good nonetheless. Fried tofu with minced chicken and mushrooms was another good production, a lot of finely minced tender chook along with cubes of fried tofu, and nicely pimped up with spice, while mushrooms added a meaty, earthy note. We liked it a lot. Viet Hoa is a place to head for if you don't mind crowds or high noise levels, but do enjoy a good cheap, well put together meal in a friendly, if bustling environment. They also do a large range of pho for those after a serve of the classic Vietnamese soup.

Good ol' Viet Hoa. You were my trusty, go-to Vietnamese restaurant for the longest time. From back in the late 90s/early 2000s when there were only a very small handful of places to get Pho in Perth. From way back when peeps were pronouncing it as "fo" instead of "fer". Even though there are a lot more Vietnamese places now that might serve better food, I have not found any others that sell Viet Hoa's scrumptious Mi Kho (pork meat dry egg noodles) or Nem Nuong Cuon (grilled pork fresh spring rolls). And until I do, I will keep coming back here. Oh, and I better not forget to mention their jackfruit milkshake. Y-U-M!

I walk past here a lot and have been meaning to pop in for ages, but it's always packed, and I hate queues. I finally ducked in because I was feeling really run down and tend to have noodle soup cravings when I get that way. It was a good choice! I got the seafood hofan soup. It came out fast, was very reasonably priced and had generous amounts of squid, prawns, fish cake, fish balls and fish for $12.50. I wasn't crazy about the noodles (but then I'm very picky when it comes to noodles). The broth, however, was delicious. I'll definitely come back again.

Oh how I love Viet Hoa. The meals are so cheap. It's always buzzing with people inside and the staff are so friendly. The food is what you pay for I guess, but are still really tasty. I think the milkshakes and drinks they do are one of the best parts!

Viet Hoa .... Vietnamese Food. During my Perth Trip, My dad just like to have dinner around this area. He would prefer asian food. So during my 1 week stay in Perth we had asian food almost every night. Sounds boring ya. While walking down the street, we came across this restaurant and we decided to have a change for the night. We order the Tradtional Pho and Bahn Mi, the serving in Australia is big. I had my meal so full. Can't really recall the setup of the restaurant but it seems to be big. Worth a try ....

Cheap and fast service! That's what this joint reminded me off. Food wasn't to die for but it is pretty decent if you are up for some fresh pho and big portions. The staff spoke little English but hand gestures and pointing at pictures with thumbs up do help. I had the grilled pork with egg noodles. Wanting to try something different then the ordinary pho and was pleasantly surprise at how tasty the pork was. Slightly chargrilled with hint of sweetness, reminded me of some good 'Char Siew'. All the ingredients were fresh and the broth was tasty. Just wasn't sure if tastiness was due to good quality stock or good old MSG! Overall, I will still revisit this place for their quick and cheap meals, and to get my Vietnamese fix.

After recommendation by a friend to go here my bf decided to take me here after my obsession with trying pho. As you walk in you can tell this place is good when it is filled and busy with delicious smells. After being seated we placed our order and had some bean shoots and chillies placed on our table (confused yes) the staff were more than happy to explain what they were for (for the pho) our samosas arrived a short moment after. They were so delicious just the right amount of spice and whatever the green sauce was that came with it (gasps) simply devine. Our mains also arrived in a timely manner. Peking duck with a side of rice and tofu and veggie pho. As we were duck Virgins we werent sure what to expect but wow what a delicious and tender dish. And I was not disappointed by the pho. It was just perfect salty sweet tangy. I added extra chilli and sriratcha with a squeeze of lime. I tried but alas could not finish the gargantuan bowl. All for under $40 it's a no brainer Satisfaction guaranteed!!!

Love love love this place for my Vitenamese fix!! The service may not always be efficient but who cares because the food is phenomenal - surely a packed house every night and often a line out the door is a good enough indicator??? I can never go past the roast duck egg noodle soup with an entrée of rice paper rolls - always an overload as the soup portions are enormous but self-control does not exist with a menu this big and prices pretty cheap to boot. Don't think about it too much, just go!

Really superb! It was my first time that I went to the Vietnamese restaurant in Perth, Australia. I really like it!! The food was very good & big & really delicious but it was a little bit salty for me. I think it had some different taste between here and in Vietnam. I've visited Vietnam once, it wasn't salty at all almost tasteless. However, the food of Viet Hoa was very good and authentic Asian. The atmosphere was also authentic Oriental ; there were a lot of Asian people. You can feel asian style in this restaurant. Moreover, there were a lot of hot dishes menu for example noodles, soups, fried rice, etc. The price wasn't expensive if compared with the quantity and quality. The staff were really friendly. Plus, the owner was very nice! Such good and fast service I'll go to this restaurant again for sure!

North bridge always been a good spot for us and this is another great find. Laksa and noodles fast and tasty. Queues to get in but worth the wait.

This place is an institution in Perth. If you ask someone about Viet Hoa they know it, everyone has been here. I personally have spent many hours eating the amazing meals these guys create. My favourite place in all of Perth no doubt. The food is AMAZING!! It's fast, BYO and it's cheap. Like crazy cheap!! What more do you want? My go to meal when I am here Fresh pork and prawn spring roll Stuff chicken wings Wonton noodle soup, dry Vietnamese Ice coffee on the side And if I am still able to walk after that I throw some deep fried ice cream on it just to make sure I have every inch of my stomach filled with the goodness that is Viet Hoa. Make sure you get in before 9pm though as the kitchen closes then. Do yourself and your taste buds a favour and get down here ASAP!!

The menu is extensive, with lots of meat and vegie options. I love the rice paper rolls, vietnamese salad or the Pho! I have a soft spot for the Roast Duck Pho, even if it does come with bones. It's great for group outing for a quick, fast, delicious and inexpensive meal. Everyone always leaves satisfied - and you cannot argue when it's also BYO as well! After coming from Marrickville in NSW (Vietnamese Central) this place really does stand up to be one of the better feeds you can find in Perth for Vietnamese.

There is a lot of positive talk about Viet Hoa in my circle of friends. The friends tend to be of all different ages but the reviews are usually positive with past patrons going on about how cheap it is. The few meals I have had at Veit Hoa haven't been that great at all. I'm a big fan of budget dining and Vietnamese, but it is definitely worth going to Lido a few doors up William Street. Their food is only slightly more expensive and so much more delicious and of higher quality.

Came here for a work team lunch, I love Vietnamese and have been to quite a few restaurants in Perth. Viet Hoa is good they accommodated us well here although we had to ask a few times for a few things but overall they were pretty good. We ordered starters, mains and desserts all were delicious. The restaurant is also BYO which is great! I got my usual Bún bò Hu for main it was nice although I've had better but was still tasty. The price is pretty good here too, overall a pretty good Vietnamese restaurant I will come again :)

Cheap, fast, delicious. Viet Hoa ticks all the boxes. The raw beef hor fun comes served in a deliciously rich soup hot enough to almost instantly cook the meat. With a serve of sliced green chillies soaked in soya sauce, a dish to warm your bodies. The roast duck is also to be rated, & serious competition to Good Fortune just across the road, & that's a pretty big call. The broken rice with combination meat is also delicious, especially the pork. The drip iced coffee is something you must experience of you've never tried it before, & the orange juice with soda & a raw egg isn't actually as bad as it sounds. Don't forget the pineapple milkshake or lychee drinks. The range of exotic drinks keeps me coming back for more. Think of it like non alcoholic food & drink matching. ;)

The Viet Hoa which me and friends call the 'viet ho' have been attending for many years! It's one of the better budget dining places you could attend in Perth. But be prepared to line up. It's a combination of good cheap Vietnamese food / entertainment if you sit opposite the gay sauna. Bring a bottle of wine and watch men dart into steam works sideways. It's hilarious and you never know who you might see dodge in there lol. Love taking friends here for that one. Unfortunately I feel like it's really been let down recently. It felt unsanitary last time I went and we all felt sick after the meal. Regardless I would come back and give it another chance. Order an avocado milkshake if you've never had one. They're surprisingly delicious. I feel like for a small amount extra you could get a better fresher meal in a nicer venue nearby.

From the moment you enter you are overwhelmed by the smell of the food, groups of people chatting away and waitresses running around after customers. Despite the small size, there is definitely room for everyone from groups to walkins. We had satay chicken, lamb with peanut and coconut sauce, ginger fish, duck and lotus root, special fried rice, chicken and brocolli and bulk steamed rice. For a group of 7, the waitresses bluntly said "no more food"! which is always a good sign. The service is a bit hit and miss and people are running around everywhere. Make sure you make your cutlery selection- fork or chopstick early on because goodluck trying to change half way through. I ended up waiting until the end of my meal for a refill of water after asking two waitresses which left me a bit parched. The restaurant isn't huge so after a while the noise got to me, especially in a group setting as we had a huge round table to shout across - maybe this old lady should just do takeaway? Viet Hoa isn't fantastic food, but it's fast, cheap and brings a group together.

This is my most beloved restaurant in the whole entire world. I have been eating here for over 20 years and the food has always been perfect. The restaurant isn't flash and there is always a queue but it moves fast and your food comes out quickly every time. I love the fresh pork and prawn spring rolls, the fried stuffed chicken wings, San Choy bow, BBQ pork wonton noodle soup dry. It's ALL amazing and byo!! If you need to pay for parking, get 1 hour as you will be in and out easily before your parking is up.

A delicious bowl of rare beef pho was what i had at Viet Hoa last night. This restaurant has an extensive menu of both solo meals and share plates and is in inexpensive. Definitely worth a visit if you are after a quick and delicious vietnamese feed.

This is my favourite comfort food-go to! Sevice is fast and most importantly food is amazingly delicious and cheap. Our week is never complete without lunch or dinner at Viet Hoa. Love their duck dishes and stuffed chicken wings (my hands down favourite)! Seriously, I just go there for the stuffed chicken wings, or occasionally the fresh rice paper rolls, which are just as tasty. Guyabano and avocado shake and fried ice cream are to die for. What more can you ask for?

It has been a REALLY long time since I've been here (over 5 years at least) but it would seem like nothing much has changed (even the prices). Service was fast and efficient. Atmosphere, although a little bit crowded and noisy...but in all honesty, you can't expect anything less from a place like this. The decor is the standard Asian restaurant of bare minimum with plastic plants. Honestly though, when the food comes out in under 10 minutes during a dinner service and it reminds me so much of the street market food in China (and costs about the same) there's very little I'm going to complain about. Damn it, I'm really craving some Pho right now!! Pro tip: It can be hard to get a table during peak times if you haven't booked.

Every time, I crave noodles, I come here, Generous portion sizes, very tasty and value for money. It very hard to find a seat at peak time so better get there early.

Sooooo... We heard amazing things about this place and we knew it would be busy so we were ok with waiting a bit.... BUT... Service was ridiculous and every waitress (I'm not even kidding) was rude and we didn't get one smile - just the attitude that we were wasting their time. The first 2 meals come out - no table water offered or anything - we waited 20 mins for mine to come out - the other two were almost finished by this point. Then we managed to get the attention of one waitress to ask about mine (chicken chow mein....). It came 5 mins later with about 4 10c piece size chicken and was probably one of the worst tasting meals I've ever had. When we went to pay - we asked them about it - the response alone makes me never want to eat there again - "yeah the kitchen forgot yours" there was zero apology or anything.... Save your time and efforts trying to find a car park and at least go somewhere with service

I can only comment on the Pho here as it is all I have tried. The pho tastes like Vietnam and served in the exact same way. The menu here is far too vast and confuses me so much that I only ever order th Pho but maybe thats not a bad thing. The broth tastes like there has been love put into it. The beef is barely cooked and melts in your mouth. The noodles aren't stodgy and stuck together making it less of an unattractive dish to eat. The beansprouts are also nice and crunchy. All for $10 a bowl. The inside of this restaurant is very birght with plenty of tables and white table cloths and in that sense its not exactly welcoming.

Amazing samosas, both veggie and beef!! Other than that a good restaurant, you get your food quickly and its cheap. I reaally enyojed this place!

You definitely need to come and try out Viet Hoa if you are craving for Vietnamese food! The staffs here are really friendly and helpful. Food is really yummy! Pho has always been my favourite Vietnamese food and Viet Hoa does serve one of the best Pho in town. It gets packed up easily. Be sure to get there as early as you can or make a booking prior to attendance so you are secured with a table. So far, I have only tried out the Pho, but I'll definitely come back for the rice, spring roll, etc. In overall, Viet Hoa is definitely a great and affordable place to hang out.

Never disappoints. Soups are the specialty and I recommend the roast duck egg noodle soup and the prawn dumpling soup. The staff is incredibly friendly. We have just been for lunch today, with a one year old. Fantastic time - the staff accommodated the child and we all enjoyed our meal immensely. Paid $38 for three. The decor could use some improvement :)

Have never experienced Vietnamese food before, I have wanted to go to this eatery on William for years. I paid $12.50 for a Prawn Dumpling soup, it was filled with flavour and on the table in record time. Staff were friendly and understanding of our somewhat ignorance, as they explained the traditional ingridients used in drinks that we ordered. I love the vibe, the price, the staff and how central it is. Will be going back again, could be my new Oriental haven!! A definite 10!!

This is a great cheap Vietnamese restaurant in Northbride. It can sometimes be hard to get parking nearby, depending on the time and day you visit. But we have always managed to find somewhere and just walk in and get a table. This place always seems to be busy. They have a short menu on the table with several options around the $12, and we have tried the Laksa and the roast Duck with noodle soup, both of which were very nice and to be honest too much food, the soups are very big. They also have a very long menu of other food items and drinks to choose from. I really rate this place for a cheap Vietnamese meal, the Pho comes out with a side place of beansprouts and herbs just as it does in Vietnam. The stuffed chicken wings were also very good. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a hearty cheap Asian meal, you can also eat pretty healthy here too if that's of concern.

Went here expressly to try the pho. We were seated quickly and the service was good enough - enough staff to cater the number of tables, food came out at the right pace, and our two bowls came out together - something a lot of more expensive food joints in Perth can't get right. We ordered some fried spring rolls which were very good. The pho bo was massive, hot, and served with fresh sides. Which was what I wanted. But either the cow's bones were bizarre or somebody went a little overboard with the MSG in the kitchen, and for that I took a star off here. All up I was satisfied and the price was right. I wonder if anywhere else serves fresh noodles...

The best bún bò hu I've ever tasted - a spicy soup with rice vermicelli noodles and thinly sliced beef. Admittedly, it's the only thing I've tried on the menu, but it's so tasty I can't bring myself to order anything else when I go there!

I have been coming here for 15 years and I have never ever had a bad meal here, which I can honestly say is a pretty good record, especially as I am a fussy eater as my husband says. Look the menu here is MASSIVE and it is really difficult to figure out what to order, so, I just looked at what other people were ordering and if I liked the look of it, I would ask them what they ordered- its that sorta place, casual, eat quick, drink quick and get your butt outta there. If your looking for fine dining you will be disappointed, if your looking for good value Vietnamese then don't bother trying anywhere else in Perth. The best dish they serve is Beef Rendang- it is bloody good! I haven't had anyone else cook it this good, the beef pieces are massive. I also recommend the Vietnamese salad, It is great for a quick takeaway lunch too. The Vietnamese rolls are the perfect way to start your meal, they are fresh and they don't fill you up too much. Don't just guess and pick off the menu, ask for recommendations from the staff or the people eating there and you wont be disappointed.

Went there on a Monday night and it was completely packed and buzzing- which is always a good sign. It's a 'hole in the wall' restaurant, the service is fast and a bit weird but the food was really good. Got their highly recommended roast duck and egg noodles - I would give it a 3/5. And got their special - roast duck with lotus rootlet- that was a 5/5! Also got their beef skewer marinated in wine as an appetizer which was delicious. Delicious food- will go back for more!

yeah! it's got good fried chicken red rice! my vietnamese food cravings orient around the red rice, pho & vermicelli. most places offer pho & vermicelli, but this one's got good fried chicken red rice! the fact that it's packed with asians says something~