Located inside the halls closest to the entrance, in the back. Not a big restaurant, but didn't…read morehave to wait for a table on a weekend lunch. Started with cha gio, texture was really good on these. Then for soups tried bun bo hue and bun rieu. Both soups tasted a bit watered down, but decent flavor overall. The bbh I wouldn't get here, better spots in eden for it. Bun rieu was pretty good, the crab balls were nice, thought it could've had more tomato flavor and more citrus. Service wasn't great but we weren't there long. They have square for payments.

We had visited the Eden Center a few times when we were in the Washington area. This place is…read morehidden inside one of the mall areas of the center and you might even miss it. The restaurant had about 8 tables to dine in and specialty is banh cuon. They also have other dishes like broken rice with grilled meat and rice vermicelli. Of course I had to order what they are known for which is the banh cuon. I ordered the specialty dish of banh cuon with the Vietnamese pork roll slices with fried dough shrimp. When it came out, I thought it was going to be alright but it was better than expected. The rice rolls had different fillings that included dried shrimp and pork meat. They also leave extra fish on every table if you want more sauce. My daughter who is 16 had the rice vermicelli and she said its the best egg rolls she tasted. According to my wife the rice dice was pleasantly good as well. Overall, if you are at the Eden Center give this place a try instead of the main ones on the strip to try something new. Its hidden inside the mall area but you will be able to locate it from yelp. My only issue is the price is high but the food is decent.

Thanh Truc has always been a childhood favorite of mine! I always go for their Com Tam Dac Biet…read more(combination broken rice), which comes with a fried egg, sausage, egg, meat quiche, shredded pork, and a grilled pork chop. The broken rice is served with vegetables and fish sauce, and you can also ask for soup on the side. They usually serve their Bun Bo Hue broth, which is light but still packed with flavor. My only complaint is that the fish sauce could be a little stronger. I ended up using the entire bowl and honestly could've used more. The pork chop has a really nice glaze, and while the quiche tastes a bit different from the typical version you'll find elsewhere, it was still very good. There are other spots in Eden Center that serve Com Tam for a little less $$, but Thanh Truc has always been a classic for me.

Got a combo broken rice plate but because I'm lower carb asked only for salad. Eggs were good…read moremedium, the sausage was sweet, and there was also a nice sweet glaze on the pork chop which was thinly sliced. Just wish they had a veggie platter but definitely worth coming back!

Was looking for a place to grab a quick bite for dinner and we stumbled soon this place! The…read moreservice pretty standard but friendly since it was kind of close to closing in under 90 minutes. They helped by telling us what they had left! I ordered the fried chicken leg platter and it was the perfect amount of food, especially with a bowl of broth in the side. My mom ordered the lemon grass pho which I will definity be getting next time. The broth of both soups were not only piping hot but so flavorful and had a rich chicken and ginger taste. The popcorn chicken was lightly seasoned but can still taste the garlic. I will def come back here with friends or if I'm in the area looking for a quick bite to eat!

Really enjoyed this place. My little loves pho. We've been to Eden Center before for Thai food (see…read morealso: Kao Sarn) but not for Pho. Rather than doing a ton of research, we just walked and looked at places as we approached. We came across Pho Ga Vang and were pleasantly surprised. If you're ordering carry out, you can order at the counter. For dining in, seat yourself and someone will bring menus. We got steak pho and steak//brisket pho. Both were like $16: which is higher than I pay at my regular spot. However, there was a LOT of meat. There was such a good amount of meat in both. The broth was also good. I still modified using some of the table condiments but overall good. Also ordered the egg rolls - they were the smaller, thin ones, but they were quite good. For two big bowls, the egg rolls and a canned drink, I paid about $50. You pay at the counter and get containers there when you're ready to leave. I'd def. Return. It's not a fancy place at all and it probably needs some cosmetic love but I enjoyed the food a lot.

Tiny stall, big flavor. The bún bò huế alone is worth the trip -- lemongrass-forward, spicy, funky…read morein the best way. This is not phở's mild cousin. This broth has teeth. Bánh bột lọc: chewy, springy, addictive. The fish sauce is housemade -- no MSG, no chemical aftertaste, just clean funk. You can taste the difference immediately. Got the vermicelli bowl with lemongrass pork too. Charred, fragrant, balanced. Ordered the crab and corn soup on a whim -- silky, comforting, gone in five minutes. The beef lá lốt rolls had that peppery leaf bite I'm always chasing and rarely find. Next mission: rally three friends and take down the beef intestine hot pot. Not for everyone. But everything else here has earned my trust.

Had to stop by Eden Center to get some Viet food during my DMV trip and heard about this new food…read morehall called Pop Up. Stopped by Sun-C because of all the good reviews and indeed had a great meal! I got the soup cua which was similar to a crab egg drop soup. It was packed with not only corn and crab, but also mushrooms, carrots, shallots, and shredded chicken breast. While it was sweeter than expected, I still liked the white pepper, sesame oil, and hint of umami-ness. My partner's mixed beef noodles were also solid. They featured tender beef tongue and beef stomach with fresh tripe. The noodles were al dente. The soup was very herbal-y and hit the spot, but again it was more sweet than expected. The Banh Bot Loc Tran, or the naked SunC Jello bites, featured shrimp wrapped in a tapioca-based skin and then topped with fried shallot and fried pork skin. It went well with their lemongrass-forward chili oil! It was easy to order via the kiosk and the food came out pretty quick (on a weekday afternoon). I liked how Sun-C offers different types of Viet dishes besides just pho. Lots of seating available in the Pop Up food hall. Be sure to double check the bathroom code on your receipt cause it does change.

Lured in by the rave reviews here however this is my take and experience. Since this business is…read moresmall and informal it doesn't offer any English translation to the menu on the wall. During this visit a guest was nice enough to translate everything for us. Leaves me to guess that the owner doesn't really cater to individuals who doesn't speak,read or understand the Viet language. Low overhead translates to low prices for consumers. You don't come here if you want ambiance or service. This is pretty straightforward Viet comfort/traditional food.

Came here with a friend. As almost all the reviews have said the rice platter special is really…read moregood here, the hype is real. It even comes with soup on the side which you have to ask for at other places. So your wondering, why the four star and not five if this place is so great? Perhaps I came right when the were closing, but I felt the place could use a little bit of tidying up. Other than that, good food, good service, and a full stomach.

Great little spot that serves Vietnamese style street foods, including banh mi sandwiches and…read moreVietnamese style iced coffee, as well as various other food and drink items. They even have nem chua, last time I checked, which was recently. I personally had a sausage banh mi, as well as an iced coffee, which I personally found both to be good. I also personally like it how this establishment has a little street cart right beside the entrance, where the banh mi sandwiches and some of the other food and drink items are made.

This place a hidden gem! They have the best chả giò (egg roll) that I've found around Eden center…read more They're filled with a lot of meat and shrimp instead of the veggies stuffing. Do yourself a favor and buy the cha gio here! The other Vietnamese street food like chả ốc, bò lá lốp is so good too. 100% recommend this place if you want to try real Vietnamese street food.

This is my go to banh mi spot in Eden center! I love the buy 5 get 1 free deal. The combination #1…read moreis what I always order because it comes with a mix of everything. The fresh carrot, radish, cucumber, and cilantro is always great. I like how they also have desserts too like their pandan bean jelly ones. The workers are nice, and everything comes out so quick! There's always some chairs for you to sit on while you wait.

Hồi xưa ngon lắm mà ta. Sao bây giờ càng ngày càng tệ. Thịt ít quá…read more Phải làm làm sao để dữ khách chứ.

The best place for Banh Xeo!!!…read more Everything is delicious here but I've never had a better Banh Xeo than here -- sorry future mother in law!!! Place is always very clean and neat and interior is pretty up to date and modern style compared to its surroundings. It's like a new hip style added into a hole-in-the-wall Vietnamese cuisine. Most definitely recommend :)

I am pleased to bring you another Daddy/Daughter Eden Center lunch date Yelp review with guest…read moreappearances from my mom and two sisters Kat and Kristina V. It was a random Thursday afternoon and for the first time in my adult life, all of my sisters and my parents had the day off without anything special going on. Amazing! My dad wanted to celebrate by taking us out for lunch at his new favorite spot in Eden Center (keep in mind he has a new favorite restaurant every month). By the time we sat down the whole family was starving (it takes a long time for four girls to get ready!) so we ended up ordering a lot of food: stuffed escargot, Bun Bo Hue, two banh xeo, a vermicelli bowl with grilled pork and egg roll, the congee special, and shaky beef. I sampled a little bit of my pop's BBH and was AMAZED by the flavor. Outside of my parental unit's house, this was the best I ever had. The broth was rich, spicy, and meaty. Add some stinky shrimp paste to that joint and you got yourself an unbelievable meal. Even my dad agreed, this was awesome! He is originally from Hue so he KNOWS his BBH! The shrimp and pork banh xeo was also a standout and came out thin, crispy, and sizzling hot. Even after a few minutes it still retained its crispness which is very hard to do. The coconut and turmeric batter was a delicious treat for my nose as well as my mouth. Amazing - - My mom ended up a WHOLE banh xeo by herself which is amazing since she is the only person in my family who never overindulges. By the end of the meal she kept making excuses for why she ate the entire banh xeo herself which only made us laugh more. It was really nice to see her really enjoying herself. Shaky beef was also great and came with lots of fresh watercress, onions, grilled peppers and lettuce. The stuffed escargot had a beautiful presentation and was made with chopped up snails seasoned with a load of Vietnamese seasonings and lemongrass and then stuffed back into a larger shell. The vermicelli and congee were ok, but I'd definitely recommend ordering something a little bit more exciting here! Apparently at night this place turns into a lounge that mostly caters to single Asian men looking for the next hot young thang....but don't let that deter you this place is the noms. No American Express.