VN Tofu

Visiting Georgia for the day and came across this place, it had a surprisingly big range of Vietnamese snacks and meals. I got the nem nuong meatballs and lemongrass tofu, loved the meatballs. The salted cafe sua da was strong, rich and AMAZING. I would love to come here again on another visit to try the spring rolls and steamed tofu pictured. The workers were very nice and even gave us a free soy milk sample which was fresh and not too sweet. I am not a local, but I don’t understand the google rating that is currently three stars.

VN Tofu is a fantastic spot for Vietnamese baked goods! They offer a variety of delicious items, including banh mi, desserts, and more. Just keep in mind that some items tend to sell out if you visit later in the afternoon. The staff is friendly and welcoming, which makes the experience even better. Definitely worth stopping by if you’re in the mood for authentic Vietnamese treats!

VIETNAMESE FOOD TO GO 🇻🇳💨 This place is solid for a quick grab and go for Vietnamese food. I really don’t understand those who give the place a single star. If the food didn’t meet specific standards then maybe give three stars… but a single star, to me equates to the worst experience ever… as in things could not get possibly worse. 🤷🏻‍♂️ Anyhow, I love this place. Always solid on their items and tofu. I particularly like their iced coffee as it’s super strong 💪🏼 Everything is convenient. Good job to the owners and workers. Running a business like this is a lot of work and you guys are doing great 👍🏼 Highly Recommend ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I always stop here when I’m in Atlanta. I frequented this place when I lived here so I was super happy to be back. They have the best pork and veggie eggrolls- gotta get the side of fish sauce to dip! They offer a huge array of authentic Vietnamese apps, banh Mi, desserts, snacks and platters. They keep it well stocked and maintained. The staff are helpful if you need something specific and work quickly at the counters.

They have SO MANY authentic Vietnamese desserts and food to choose from. They have a lot of sticky rice, rice cakes, fried tofu, che and etc. I love their fresh soy milk and wide variety of sticky rice. We came on Labor Day and it was super packed. Everything was made fresh and packaged while still hot. Definitely a great spot to stop by and pick up something sweet or savory. Most items were not priced so it was hard to gauge how much it’d be. We bought some rice paper snacks and it was like $8.99 which is priced kind of high compared to other places.

Everything looks good as you see in the picture but the quality is based on your luck. The salted egg bread has mold on it. The sticky rice is not even cooked. The Bánh Ú is not even cooked as well. Seriously. We bought eight different items. Left the store and tried them right away, and already threw away four of them in the trash bin. It was a terrible experience.

I bought three things there. I opened and ate them right after I got home 3min later. Only the coconut jelly was good. Both the two other foods were already bad like they were made and sitting there for a while. You can smell the decay so I threw them away.

VN Tofu is a hidden gem that deserves every bit of its five-star rating. This Vietnamese eatery not only offers a wide selection of delectable tofu dishes but also boasts an impressive array of Vietnamese snacks, food and banh mi sandwiches. Upon entering VN Tofu, I was greeted by a cozy atmosphere and friendly staff. The menu was extensive, showcasing a variety of tofu-based dishes that cater to both vegetarians and meat lovers alike. What sets VN Tofu apart is their selection of Vietnamese snacks. From crispy spring rolls to savory rice dishes, they have it all. Each snack was meticulously prepared, with attention to detail evident in every bite. There were also many other food selections wrapped up and ready to eat. The highlight of my visit, however, was their banh mi sandwiches. These Vietnamese sandwiches were packed with flavor, featuring a combination of savory meats, fresh vegetables, and a spread of pâté or mayo. The bread was perfectly toasted, adding a delightful crunch to each bite. The prices are reasonable, considering the quality and quantity of food you receive. In addition to the fantastic food, the service at VN Tofu was impeccable. The staff was attentive and knowledgeable about the menu, making helpful recommendations and ensuring a pleasant dining experience. VN Tofu exceeded my expectations in every way. With its delicious tofu dishes, wide selection of Vietnamese snacks, and mouthwatering banh mi sandwiches, it has become my go-to spot for fast and ready to eat Vietnamese cuisine. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for authentic Vietnamese snacks and desserts.

My to go place for asian appetizers and desserts. When in Georgia I visit this shop everytime. The food is great for a pick me up snacks and light lunch for a picnic or get together. Untill next time! If only they had more locations :p

This Vietnamese snack bar is located at Exit 99 of Highway 85, which is the only way to go south. For example, if you go to Six Flags Park, the aquarium, or the zoo, it is also a good choice to buy some to take on a picnic The product variety is super rich! My family often repurchases: Freshly squeezed soy milk: with sugar and without sugar! Every time I go, I just grab a bucket! Coconut jelly: Vietnamese version, two layers? One layer is transparent, and the other layer is white! DeliciousGenerally, one per person in a family, four or more, Sandwich: Buy four and get one free or buy five and get one free? I like the mixed pork sandwich! The various hams inside are all fresh and taste good Vietnamese spring rolls, sausage sticky rice, Vietnamese rice rolls, and other cooked foods are all good. Every time I look at my mood, I take whichever one I want to eat! All kinds of fried food, children like to eat the mixed sausage skewers, and each type of ham meat is sold separately? Vietnamese egg pancake + bean sprouts are also delicious Classic Vietnamese coffee, very stong my love! There are also various colorful desserts and drinks, which I haven't tried yet! I also like a rice paper wrapped colorful glutinous rice + peanut candy 2 packs! Glutinous rice is delicious, sweet and salty! In addition to homemade products, there are some Vietnamese specialties to buy. Overall, it is good value for money. You can eat authentic Vietnamese snacks without going to Vietnam!

I always stop here when I'm in Atlanta. I frequented this place when I lived here so I was super happy to be back. They have the best pork and veggie eggrolls- gotta get the side of fish sauce to dip! They offer a huge array of authentic Vietnamese apps, banh Mi, desserts, snacks and platters. They keep it well stocked and maintained. The staff are helpful if you need something specific and work quickly at the counters.

Tried the banh cuon, che ba mau, and tofu pudding. Prices all very reasonable and everything tasted good as expected. Will definitely come back as it's a great to go spot for Viet food! So many options too. Coming from CA everything was as expected from other to go stores. They were pretty nice at the counter as well when I got confused with the che ba mau haha. After purchasing they will add milk in :)

This place sells a ton of prepared and made to order foods. It's kinda overwhelming but everything is labeled for the most part I wish I knew what was in the jugs of creamy liquid in the back because I kinda wanted to try it but not if I didn't know what they were The prices are so reasonable. Most things under $5 each which is so cheap compared to restaurants nearby It was pretty crowded in the store and kinda chaotic with the crowd which made it difficult to peruse We got the mung bean cake which was really good! We also picked up black rice and purple rice and I enjoyed both + a rice noodle dish with I think pork. I did resteam it when I got home and it was great with the sauce. Well have to try their banh mi next time that they sell b5,g1from the order counter Most of the other prepared foods are self service and tbh I didn't read most of the labels since I kinda just eat things without knowing what they are lol but you can see what they have from the pics I took! The staff were pleasant and line went quickly to pay They have plenty of parking in the huge shared lot

Remodeled store that's clean and I can always find something new to grab and try here. It's a grab and go kinda place for all kinds of Vietnamese goodies. Desserts, spring rolls, snacks.

It's been a while since I've been back so the upgrade was a pleasant surprise. Modern, clean, well lit. Relieved to find they still have the sandwich deal, buy 5 get 1 free because that's what I was there for. The sandwiches aren't 3.50 (yes it's been that long) anymore but now $5. Still worth it imo because the quality is A+. Still confused where to order the sandwiches though and I've been back a few times after this initial visit. Register or hot foods counter? IDK. I've ordered from both. LOL. When ordering the six sandwiches I always make sure to tell them to make one ready to eat. If not, they usually have everything separated.

ok everything in the banh mi was so thin and flat ... like come on we paid $6 for one banh mi and we got 40s of them ... what going on to this place now ? they use to be real good and my fave.. no way im coming back lost my appetite and moneyyy ughhh so maddd

Mới mua hôm nay. Đem về nhà ăn thì tàu hủ hư. , xôi bị thiu. Và đây không phải là lần đầu tiên mình mua đồ ở đây mà bị hư.

Chè thưng was bad, don't buy again Bánh mì is good Tà hủ is bad too...................... Tà hủ is bad too......................

Tôi mua bánh tét về cắt ra ăn thì ôi giời ơi. Lần sau không dám ghé. Bánh này để chắc cũng được vài tháng trời rời. Mọi người cẩ thận khi mua nhé.

VN tofu offer the best tofu products and desserts! I especially love their fried tofu. The one with black fungus and the plain fried tofu are so flavorful and the soybean flavor are so strong! Tofu flowers/beancurd jelly is so smooth and silky, great desserts if you like tofu products!

Used to be amazing spot for Viet dishes but in the past 2 years the quality and care have slipped badly. Operating Days & Hours are random which is a red flag. Food is a hit or terrible miss. If you come Early right when they open the food is fresh... but it gets stale/bad very quickly and they don't replenish items. Whatever is made that day it is sold until it's gone but I highly suspect they hold unsold food and put it out the following day as well. My mother, sister, and I have gotten food poisoning 2 times each within the last year from the banh bao and other dishes. Be careful of the banh bao!!! Break it open right there at the register after paying and if it smells rank & sour... get a refund. Don't take a replacement! Even after learning the baos were rotten, they still continue to sell them.

I don't know how they still in business with the foods like ! No flavor at all the food hard like rock . wonder do they taste on their on food

I always stop by when I'm in the area. They've renovated since I was here the last time (Pre-covid). The place looks a lot better then before and more organized. They moved all of the warm foods to where the registers use to be and is no longer self serve. I always get the eggrolls here and had loved them in the past. The ones I got today didn't taste the way they use to. Ba mi sandwiches are still buy 5 get one free.

I've loved this eatery near Jimmy Carter Blvd. A good staple for Vietnamese snacks, good tofu, and great prices. I sometimes swing by if I don't feel like cooking and want to eat street eats, and this is the place to go to get spring rolls, all kinds of coconut rice combinations, beautifully wrapped banana leaf rices, and sweet Viet desserts. Came here recently; good bamboo leaf pork dumplings that was still good 2 days later microwaved. The swing sticky rices are also a good hit; just be aware that these are filling and you likely will get fuller and fuller throughout the day because sticky rice tends to expand in the belly Was not able to get a banh mi bc they ran out fast! 4$ for a pretty large one and in the past they were good, so I would recommend trying one. Banh mi is a Viet sandwiches that combines a crispy French baguette with delicious carrot cucumber pickles, pork cuts, sausage, and cilantro. We also got a fried dough that is known as you tiao in Chinese. Tasted great in the air fryer the next day Prices are cheap eats are about 1.50-5$. Check out is fast and often times there's a lot of people, so the eats maintain freshness and higher turnover rates. Their tofu is also good- they are called VN tofu after al. Good fresh crispy tofu options (mixed with meat, plain, mixed with other things).

Spoiled food and horrible customer service. Lady at cash register was very rude. We're from out of town and were excited to eat here, but in the end quite disappointed.

I was very excited to get the fresh sugarcane juice from VN Tofu. I've always had a good experience in the past regarding the food, so I was equally excited about the sugarcane however, to my disappointment, the sugarcane was not sugarcane, it's more like water mix with cane sugar powder or sugarcane from the can. For $8 price I expected higher better quality and stating then what I received. For sure will return to VN Tofu for sugarcane juice or drinks.

If I can put this on negative 5 stars I will be more than happy to my dad bought a Banh Bao and Banh Gio and he threw up after eating the Banh gio and I had food poisoning eating the banh bao this the worst Vietnamese/ famous Vietnamese place to be in business still. (Also I had a Meatball Banh mi from there couples months back and it was old and nasty)

This is mygo-to spot for all types of tofu, fried, boiled, cooked, uncooked, you name it, they have it. They also have so many delicious and mouth watering asian/vietnamese desserts. I love coming here whenever I'm in ATL. Unfortunately, I came by 2 months and it was closed (permanently) I think.

Consider consumer health. Need to listen to customers and take responsibility for that.

Nice spot to get tofu and a few other goodies. Tofu is fresh, and delicious. Staff is friendly. Parking can be pretty tight it's a very busy plaza

Based on Yelp review, I came on Saturday and realized that they're close until 8/6/2022.

My family has been getting food at VN Tofu for years. Everything is very cheap and they have a good variety of vegetarian food. The one thing that makes or breaks the food is how fresh it is though. Definitely strive to grab food when it's fresh, but more often than not, we can't and food is okay at best. The fresh out of fryer tofu is delicious, and the grease definitely only adds to the splendor The store seems to have been responding well to the Covid-19 situation and the employees frequently clean, wear masks, and updated so that they handle and serve the cooked food rather than letting customers do it themselves like before.

I've been going to this place for years and I love it. They have so much variety in food, snacks, and beverages. The place is always super clean and they tell you exactly what time they'll restock the premade food. Most of what they sell is made there and by the staff. The food always seems healthy regardless of what I get. The service is always nice and quick. Be aware this is a to go only place.

Just as a disclaimer: I haven't tried any of their savory meals; I've only come in here for sweet stuff. In any case, I've gotten their black bean rice, black rice, pandan rice, banana and mung bean wrapped sticky rice, and some mung bean dumplings here. I only remembered to photograph the pandan rice, as that was the one thing I really liked. To be fair, me expecting the black rice and black bean rice to be sweet may have been a mistake on my part. They weren't bad; they were pretty decent actually, just not super exciting. The mung bean dumplings and the wrapped sticky rices, though, tasted as if someone had put 3 grains of sugar in the whole dish and called it a day...I say this as someone who can't eat icing because it's too sweet. The pandan rice was really tasty, that was the one good thing I've gotten here. The sweetness level and the amount of pandan were perfect. I do also have to give them credit for having such a variety - I prefer the quality of Saigon Tofu but they have about a quarter of the amount of items available. Service here was neither friendly nor unfriendly; nobody really greeted me or smiled but no one seemed annoyed that I was there and lines went pretty quickly. Overall, if you want high quality Vietnamese bakery items or you want friendly service, go to Saigon Tofu instead...unless they don't have what you want, because you can probably at least find it here.

I've been here multiple times over the years and always had a satisfactory visit...although at times the food quality wasn't the best, but I'm a loyal customer. Today was my first time back since they renovated...so it's been maybe a year and some change. They have shelves of dry food and supplies now and the hot food is no longer self serve. Also, I did notice they hiked the prices up. That sucks, but in this economy inflation is typical nowadays so I understand. The interior was nice, contemporary and clean. Everything was organized and visually appealing. Here's what I got: - Bún thịt nướng (Grilled pork & cold vermicelli noodle combo, $8.99): I always get this when I come here. They load it up with noodles. It can feed 2 people to be honest, so I split it with my bro. This combo had the typical Viet style pork, egg roll, and veggies...but it was missing the daikon/carrot and I could have sworn they included shrimp back then. So in lieu of the shrimp, I think it was pork sausage in there also. It tasted better than when I had it last. - Chả giò thịt heo (Pork egg rolls, $0.85 each): I remember when these were only $0.60! Sad face. But I still think they are tasty and it's my favorite place to get egg rolls. - Bánh bột lọc (Clear tapioca shrimp dumpling, $5.99): These were okay, just super oily. - Bánh bao thịt heo (Steamed pork bun, $2.50): Didn't get to try, but I got my bro one. Overall, I'd still come back. I haven't tried many dessert items yet, so I think I'll get that next time. I noticed banh mí is still buy 5 get 1 free also, so I might try that next time as well since I haven't been here in so long. There is such a variety of grab and go food, it's worth checking out to me!

Only enjoyable if you were to have Covid. You know lack of smell and taste buds. I have no idea why this place still exists and who are these people that keep them afloat? Foods and desserts taste like chalks.

This use to be my go to place for all things tofu and Bah mi but not since the renovation. Everything looks great but the organization is a bit odd and it felt easier the old style. Decided to try a bah mi and just nope nowhere near what they use to taste like and quality is just bad.

This is my $10 Banh Xeo. Came with 2, both of them undercooked. Gave me a bag of lettuce and cilantro, no basil or mint or any other veggies that are normally served with Banh Xeo.

Returned to this place because I heard they did many changes, apparently not! The new store design is nice but foods quality is the same. Spoiled side for the bread, also doesn't include cucumber. Sugargane drink filled with ICE. Picked tamarind Thailand, 1 bite and it goes in the trash. At the cashier checkout, it said NO RETURN after LEAVINg the store, now I understand why! Someone please open a new tofu place!!!

I'm going to write my review in both English and Vietnamese, because this is outrageous. Xin vui long doc het thong tin nay. My mom frequents VN Tofu and buys their banh mi pretty much all the time. However, this time the service was horrible. My mom asked for a banh mi cha with veggies/herbs. Come to find out, they gave me exactly ONE cucumber, 2 sprigs of cilantro, and maybe a tablespoon or chopstick worth of pickled daikon and carrots. Seems like they were rushing my mom out instead of making my order. Me toi thuong toi quang nay va thuong xuyen mua banh mi. Thuong chung toi khong co van de gi ca nhung lan nay xay ra rat la khac. Me toi nghi la mot nguoi lam bien da lam banh mi cho me toi tai vi co ay dat mot banh mi cha cung theo rau. Nhung nguoi lam viec trong quang nay bo vo chi co MOT CAY DUA LEO, 2 CONG NGO, VA RAT LA IT DO CHUA. Khong co mot mien rau ca. Tu day, toi se khong dat va mua do o day nua.

1) For $5.00 you can get a Vietnamese Barbecue Pork Sandwich that is GREAT!!! I I buy 2 of them and put one in the refrigerator and eat the other one 1/2 by 1/2 - it tastes even Better 2 days later when heated in the microwave. 2) You can get a 1/2 Gallon of Vietnamese Ice Coffee for $32.00 that will probably last you 2 weeks and it is Better and less expensive than buying them cup by cup from the stores. I go through a 1/2 gallon every 5 days - I L O V E it!!!

I was in Atlanta for the weekend and as all good Asian relatives go, they really wanted to feed me. Like all the time I was offered food. We stopped by VN Tofu because it was supposedly the best in the area for grab and go Vietnamese goodies. Coming from Nebraska where we have nothing like this, it was like Christmas morning. The food selection is plentiful and the prices generally reasonable when you compare to other restaurants (as a whole). So why 3 stars? The food was actually ok....certain items tasted fine, while others were just downright not good. For instance, we got the Ba Nam and while it tasted ok, it was much smaller in portion size and used far less shrimp than I've ever had in any other similar dish. Some of the items just didn't taste fresh- keep in mind, we ate it right after we bought it. Even the sweet tofu pudding was really watery to me. I wanted to like it more, but sadly, it was meh for me. May or may not be back.

Love coming here to get all the goodies! Perfect snack place! Never had a bad experience. The BBQ pork bahn mi's are my favorite!! Try the spring rolls too!

Used to come here weekly but after the recent renovations prices skyrocketed. Things are 30% more expensive now and some even doubled. Will not return EDIT: it's even worse now, things that used to cost 2.50 are $5, and noodles that used to be 6:50 are 8:50, with all the sweet carrots removed.

I love that there are so many options of food items and snacks...but the more that I come here, I am left dissatisfied. Several items that I have gotten taste questionable/spoiled (even with eating immediately after purchase). The banh bot loc and banh nam was very sad--extremely bland, crumbly texture had barely any stuffing (there was literally only a single tiny piece of shrimp in the banh bot loc...). The "one-day old" baguettes I got went moldy after two days on my countertop. The banh tieu is okay in flavor, but is not sweet, or crispy at all (instead it's actually quite dense and not fluffy). Several other things I've gotten had a foul odor and rotten taste. That aside, the ginger tofu dessert is really good (and the syrup is perfectly sweet). I'd probably stick to getting that, the Bep Co 2 packaged snacks and savory-salted egg-chicken floss cake.

Omg. I found heaven! Growing up on Maui, visiting Oahu was a treat because we got to visit Chinatown and visit Cho Lon (they have the same to-go Vietnamese dishes). This place is just like Cho Lon aka Heaven. There are many packaged meals here, that you can take to-go. They also have made to order (banh mi) hot foods (tofu - see name), and cold desserts (Che, xoi). I've read a few of the bad reviews and was skeptical so I did check all my items thoroughly. Some were still hot! Overall, I enjoyed all the items I got and did not get attitude. However, I did not order anything like drinks or desserts. I did peep they had nuoc mia (sugarcane!). I think I'll be back. Oh I came quite early like 10am so many items were fresh. Idk if that made a difference

This is more of a 3.5 review. There's a lot of food options here. It's like a Vietnamese Foodies Heaven. So much to choose from, we wanted to tried so much but were limited due to time. We got some of our favorites street food so we can enjoyed for the road. Some of the food were tasty and some were not that great. Granted the food was fresh, the flavors or seasonings could be better. Food were reasonable price and it's better than fast food.

I visited VN Tofu on Saturday, January 23, 2021 around 1 pm. I was very impressed by the plethora and variety of classic Vietnamese dishes that are on display. The food looked fresh and were organized, reminds me of some of the fast casual establishments that are located in the Eden Center in Falls, Church, VA. Honestly, this place was probably the cleanest of the fast casual Vietnamese establishments I've been to. However, my only concerns about this place is how long the food on displayed can be sitting in display before they become not as fresh. Weekends are probably best if you want the most fresh food since it's when they seem busiest and the food are replenished more often. Even though I can see why this place is very popular and busy, they need to enforce limited capacity during COVID pandemic since I noticed people were not maintaining a 6-ft distance when shopping. Other than that, this place is the place to go if you're in need of a quick bite to satisfy your Vietnamese cravings.

Originally stopped by this place for their sugarcane drink but upon visiting I was pleasantly surprised that they also served some of my favorite Vietnamese food (banh beo) to go..along with other Vietnamese dishes that might not be common at restaurants. Their penny wort drink is very good as well. Their staff is very friendly, attentive and have no issues answering any questions that you may have.

My sister dragged me to this place and decided to grab some to go items for dinner. I'm not super familiar with Vietnamese food but I felt that this place offered a variety of items that are not often served at Vietnamese restaurants. With that said, I only got items that I have had and familiar with, such as egg rolls, shrimp summer roll, pork roll, tofu shrimp, rice paper salad and sesame balls. Overall, everything I got was delicious and pretty affordable. My favorite is the egg roll as the meat was seasoned well and fried to perfection, however, I did find a piece of plastic in my egg roll, which is the main reason why this review is getting 3 stars. The pork roll was a decent portion and came with fried garlic and nuoc mam - the rice roll was nice and chewy as well. The tofu shrimp was just ok but I think it's more of a texture thing for me. The sesame balls were filled with mung bean. It was fried to perfection but didn't have enough filling. We haven't had the chance to try the shrimp summer roll but I'm sure it will be tasty as well.

The hardest part is to decide what to get. We love the 4-roll combo (bò bía, gỏi cuốn, bì, and nem nớng), sticky rice (can't decide số i went with the combo again), crispy rice, bánh tiêu, lemongrass flavor beef jerky, sweet tofu. Since it's the New Year, I also got some sticky rice and black eye peas sweet with coconut milk.

They change. The staff, the food, and even the store! Every time I went here I always have to get their silken tofu. It's excellent, the tofu resembles a lot from my childhood tofu that I usually eat in the morning. It's soft and blend well with the ginger syrup. Their soy milk is also top notch, this is the only location that I wants to brought their soy milk from. The soy milk and silken tofu is almost identical to what I have in Vietnam. I'm not sure if it's the change in owner or what, but I think it's safe to said that this place deserve a chance to get a visit. They also offer variety of sticky rice, Vietnamese baguette, and variety of other Vietnamese treat.

Went in for the first time , one of the staff recommended me to try the soft tofu with ginger syrup , it was so simple yet delicate ,highly recommend. I also got cold soy milk , it was slightly sweet and very fresh , the only complaint I had was the cup was 80% full of ice , even when I asked for less ice .

Very "DISAPPOINTED" with the new owners Vietnamese sandwich's. Their combination isn't even the combination!!! Let me tell you guys what's in the sandwiches I got so you don't waste your time buying it and feeling like you got ripped off like me. COMBINATION SANDWICH: pork loaf and shredded pork skin, 3 Kind Pork: ONLY PORK LOAF!! I was so sad! I miss the previous owner!! Where did you gooooo. We want the REAL combination; pork loaf, bbq pork and thit nguoi!!! DEAR NEW OWNER, please learn how to go by what your description is on the sandwiches and don't go cheap with the ingredients. This is very bad for your business. Then the fresh tofu with ginger is so FAKE! It's so gelatin. I want real tofu not powdered fake tofu that barely has any tofu taste. WE WANT GOOD FOOD OR RIOT! Also, I want the honeycomb cakes too! Please make them.

A must go do the foodie! I only wished that I lived closer to this place! Let's call this "Vietnamese Fast Food"! You don't need to know the names to order - just grab a basket, browse and select some tasty morsels that catches your eye. Checkout at the counter when done. Banh Mi - buy 5 get 1 free. See them make it in front of you. There are several meat choices if You are not into the standard special. Don't Miss the SOFT TOFU! This is kept warm behind the counter. This is my favorite. Get a small or large, it comes with ginger syrup that you pour on before you eat it. Eat it when it is still warm! My boys like the sesame balls and meat in a stick. The store makes their own tofu and soy milk in the store. The light green milk is a little sweetened versus the white one. Please go and try something new. I don't know if another place like this in Atlanta as far as variety of Vietnamese foods go. So many things to pick up for a lunch or save for dinner. The place is always busy.

I've seen a lot of negative reviews about this place and I have to disagree with them. This place is like a paradise. It's not just known for their fresh and homemade tofu, but also their soymilk, sausages, desserts, breads, sandwiches, and other typical Vietnamese snacks. I have been going here for years. Whenever I'm in Atlanta, I would make a quick stop here. Honestly, their food is good quality. In order to prevent spoilage, you have to know how to take care of the food. I always put their food in an iced cooler, which will last me about 5 hours drive back to Jacksonville. Then I would store the food in the fridge/freezer. I've never had spoiled food from this place. And I'm pretty sure that they serve fresh food daily. Except for some desserts and snacks that look kind of old, which is why I'm giving this place 4 stars. Honestly, the service is good. They are very helpful and nice. This place gets very busy on Sundays. I would suggest going here as soon as they are opened. I will definitely come back here whenever I'm in Atlanta again! Highly recommended! Cheap and affordable prices!

I had been coming here for at least 4 years before all the new changes with merging the two store. Today made it clear why I stopped coming or telling people about you establishment. I ordered a drink when the lady told me I would have to go pay be for I could have the drink made when others had food made then they checked out. Please stop judging people off the color of the skin or the way people look. Whatever you do please save your money,time, and self worth.