I've had Het Say on my radar for a while and I finally got to try it. My friend and I ordered the pork rib rice plate, the Champa chicken curry noodle soup, the pate chaud and also one of the cookies. Everything we tried was absolutely delicious. The owners are very nice and they are quite lovely. The pork ribs were fall off the bone and their fish sauce went perfectly well with the ribs and rice. The chicken curry noodle soup had a really good flavor and it was very comforting and you can definitely taste the love in the soup. The cookie reminds me of like a Vietnamese version of a granola bar and it was simple yet pleasant. I also like the pate chaud but I wished it was a little bit more warmer and crispy but overall I cannot wait to come back and try their other dishes. Lots of seating available around the park near the food truck as well. read more

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Hết Sẩy isn't your typical Vietnamese restaurant. Instead of the usual pho and vermicelli bowls, you'll find creative takes on Southern Vietnamese flavors that feel both familiar and completely new. Everything is thoughtfully prepared, from the flaky hand pies to the banh mi and rotating seasonal specials. The ingredients are high quality, the flavors are bold, and you can tell a lot of care goes into every dish. It's a little pricier than your neighborhood Vietnamese spot, but you're paying for craftsmanship rather than quantity. If you're looking to explore a different side of Vietnamese cuisine in San Jose, Hết Sẩy lives up to its name. read more

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I'm usually nearby on Saturdays and always looking for a good place to eat at. I actually found this place via Youtube first and when I saw how close it was to my doctor's office, I thought I would try the intriguing menu. We ordered the banh mi, the curry noodle soup, the socola cookie and a vietnamese coffee to go. The coffee hit the spot for me, the perfect strength and sweetness. I feel like it's harder to find this good of balance these days. As I'm not a big fan of fudge type cookies, I didn't like the socola so much, but my partner did. The curry noodle soup was tasty, reminded me of a Cambodian or Burmese style coconut curry soup, and the chicken was very tender. The banh mi for me, while I understood what they were going for, did not hit for me as much. There was shredded chicken mixed with pickled peppers and I believe shallots. The bread was nice and toasty and crunchy, but the filling felt a little dry. Overall, the dishes were on the pricier side, but you could tell the ingredients were fresh and also how much love and care went into the dishes. On top of that, I appreciated that most of the containers they used were compostable. The owners were really nice and extremely friendly, and besides the road side seating, there were also a few concrete benches nearby as well. With the cool weather, it would have been a perfect day to eat outside and enjoy some sunshine. read more

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this is literally a hole in the wall! okay technically food truck, but love the mini stools -- just like Vietnam :) food was really good and I'm Vietnamese~ menu is limited because they really focus on the best dishes, also the menu changes / seasonal items. banh mi was delicious and packed with lots of meat. their version of nuoc mam sauce is also amazing!! I drenched that everywhere lolol a plus is they have sugarcane juice!!! (aka nuoc mia) there was a unique version with peanuts and peanut foam -- I would do without the peanuts toppings though. HET SAY ! read more

Het Say - Sep 2025 - Vietnamese Near Me - San Jose, California

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Het Say means awesome! Experience (3.5/5 stars): *Food: the lap xuong xoi, cari ga hand pie, and pate chaud were my favorite! Sticky rice had a good texture. Both the hand pie and pate chaud were crispy and tasted yummy with the curry sauce on the side *Price: a little pricey, spent around ~$78 *Service: good, friendly Overall, I'd recommend checking this place out as it makes for a cute picnic date! (: read more

Het Say - Vietnamese Near Me - San Jose, California

I was walking along the Alameda when I noticed a colorful sitting area just down Hanchett street. I wandered over to see what it was and discovered the Het Say cafe, serving Vietnamese specialties right next to the soon to be open Beautiful Way pocket park. I ordered the Vietnamese coffee which is a strong brew meant to be sipped slowly. It came with a tiny piece of chocolate to nibble on between sips I will be back soon to try the savory food dishes! Logistics: - a few outdoor tables for seating - currently open limited weekend hours, with potential for some weekday service once the park opens - accepts cash and card read more

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This place has a street food vibe with very small chairs and tables. We unfortunately went on a very sunny day and had nowhere with shade to wait for the food, so it was not a good experience. There are some unique dishes here, but they're not quite authentic. The food has some good flavor, but is not something unforgettable. The drinks are just not good. We ordered đá me, and they try adding some twists to it with cacao nips, but I think they got that wrong. read more

Castle Care was sent by First American Home Warranty. They added us on at the end of day, which we appreciated. Omar was nice and professional. When a related issue came up he promptly returned to fix it. read more

Ordered online the com tam and banh mi. Arrived and they started prepping it (you check in and they prep your order so its hot off the get go), really friendly staff. The pop up is in a pretty nice spot with plenty of seating around and you could easily miss it if you weren't looking for it. The food was delicious and Id recommend others to try if they're feeling hungry for some viet food. read more

Het Say - Com tam w/ grilled chicken and the banh mi thit kho tau - Vietnamese Near Me - San Jose, California

Food was soooo delicious. Rivals Gao Viet in terms of quality and presentation. Outdoor seating was also enjoyable. Such a joy to eat under the sun! Service was lovely! Thank you! Will be back! read more

Het Say - Pork ribs - Vietnamese Near Me - San Jose, California

Heard about this place on a KQED forum podcast. The food was delicious and the little park on the alameda was a great place to enjoy lunch. We had the coffee( flavored with cherry) a banh mi and the pork ribs. The flavor of the pork ribs was fantastic and I would come back just for them. read more

After an eater list totally hosed us on a downtown dinner spot during this short visit, we were still allured by the photos of this place and made a point to come here for "breakfast" since it was the only time we'd be able to get it. Everything was delicious and I highly recommend the place. Cute little spot and I wish we had more people so we could have tried even more things. We got the banh mi, a delicious hand pie, and some sticky rice with chicken. Everyone was super nice and helpful walking us through the menu too. read more

Het Say - Menu as of 08/17/25 - Vietnamese Near Me - San Jose, California

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This place deserves so much more. I have been wanting to try this place since I moved here from Santa Barbra. There menu is quite different from want you expect from a Vietnamese restaurant. They are definitely a gem and true to every bite. I loved the way they didn't do just a traditional banh mi but their own version like the dipped banh mi and bone broth. The bread really stood out for me. Crispy exterior and soft and chewy in the inside. It really compliments the broth for dipping. The sandwich itself was very good and very filling, great for sharing. They had an assortment of other dishes like the sweet sticky rice & wild mushrooms. Little pastries and house drinks as well. The service was really nice and came out in a beautiful tray which was perfect to take amazing pictures of their food. Really smart actually. Will definitely be coming back and highly recommend to friends and family. read more

Het Say - Dipped pork banh mi - Vietnamese Near Me - San Jose, California

Het Say is a food trailer with popups at various farmer's markets in the area. I decided to try them out after seeing pictures of the food on Instagram and really wanted to try their banh xeo. The menu rotates weekly so I wasn't able to try it, so I opted to try the iced coffee, chicken congee (comes with salad) and the pandan waffle. I placed my order online since there was a long line at the farmer's market for a weekend morning, but we waited 20 minutes before checking in with them and turns out they weren't even looking at online orders. Then we proceeded to wait another 20 minutes for the order. The operation seems quite disorganized; if you're not going to check online orders, why have it up in the first place? The chicken congee, which tastes like it was made from chicken broth, was a good pairing with the refreshing salad, but I wish the congee was a bit thicker. I watched them make the coffee and it was a giant chunk of ice with 1/3 cup of liquid in a small cup. It was good, but definitely expensive. The pandan waffle is a no-go. I couldn't taste pandan and it was bland; the only flavor was from the banana in the middle. I always like supporting popups, but for the long wait, small portions, and expensive prices, the food here is not quite worth it. Would give this place a 2.5/5 stars, rounding up to a 3. read more

The food here is delicious and creative. I appreciate the depth of flavor, and have never had a disappointing meal.

Everything I've ordered from Het Say has been amazing. Flavorful and more homecooked tasting which makes them a favorite for me for takeout. I find most places too salty, oily to revisit. Their cookies are out of this world. And along with Lion Dance Cafe, my two favorite discoveries during the pandemic. They have a food truck at the SJ Rose Garden, but it's better to pre-order for pick-up there because they do run out of things. They have a rotating menu of items so its fun to check out what they have each week. ---- Also going through the pandemic has made me more thoughtful about how I do and do not support the local food community. It's wonderful to support small, asian-owned resturants v. some big corporate chain because I do not want to live in a Bay Area where the only options are big corporate resturant chains making souless food. Het Say is absolutely run by two very thoughtful wonderful people cooking from the heart, and you can taste it in the food! read more

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five stars bc food was amazing, staff was friendly and sweet, and loved the vibe it rlly brought me back to my vietnam trip! we also really loved their coffee drinks and i will be returning with my other friends for sure! read more

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I don't normally review farmer market vendors but, this place gets one today. When I order a dish then immediately order the same dish for more that's something. The crab and chicken rolls were so flavorful and fresh. The lettuce to wrap the roll in was from other local growers and the pickled carrots and cabbage we perfectly crunchy. Great job guys! I've also tried their Bahn Mi at the farmers market at Valley Med in San Jose on Wednesdays. I'll give them 5 stars on their take on bahn mi. They are pretty innovative when it comes to food! Bravo read more

Het Say - Crab and Chicken egg roll garnished with fresh bill with a home made small batch jalapeño artisan vinegar fish sauce. - Vietnamese Near Me - San Jose, California

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Great pop up restaurant style service. I just checked them out at farmer's market on Wednesday in front of Building M Valley Medical Hospital. Great Healthy foods read more

Het Say - Oatmeal and dried mango cookies (half-Eaten), Mekong dark chocolate chunky cookies ,Creme fraiche dried persimmon oatmeal cookies - Vietnamese Near Me - San Jose, California

This under-the-radar gem is a stunner with some of the best high-quality Vietnamese cooking in the South Bay. It's pricy, sure, but the quality of the ingredients suggests you're getting a steal. I had been once before (early on in the pandemic, when they operated out of their garage). The team is now working out of a food truck near Valley Med, with menus posted every week (and available for pre-order, though walk-ups are also accommodated). I had the Banh Mi, which is often viewed as a cheaper eat. It cost $15, but was among the best sandwiches I've had this year (my only con was the bread). But the aromatic mix of flavors had me repeatedly just "mmm" and "aaaa" as I stuffed my face. There's so much ambition here... and it really is that good. If this were Michelin, this is a very easy Bib Gourmand. read more

They are one of many makers in my weekly food shopping consolidator's website. Here is some background about their business (https://www.discoverpastel.com/blog/het-say-vietnamese-pop-up-san-jose-bay-area). I've studied their menu weekly on Pastel with mostly offerings of their sausages and sauces. Their cuisine is clearly rooted from the Mekong area of South Vietnam. One week, my friend asked me to order their oatmeal and dry mango cookies (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=9xeK6cB8jwuCS-hV6OuqPg&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q) which she generously shared with me; their description for this is: Chunky style cookie of oatmeal, Xoài cát Hoà Lộc | Mekong Delta mango variety, and pistachio. It was certainly interesting and flavorful and actually ate more like a mini muffin for me, given its size and cakiness. Then just before or around Mother's Day, they offered a chicken porridge (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=yu1ZtnyYAeWjOjv3joyd4g&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q) which I immediately ordered; here is their description: Mekong style chicken porridge/chao made with creamy 'Soc Trang' rice, deep chicken stock with a side of goi/cabbage slaw with hand shredded 'ga di bo' (free range walking chicken), 'rau ram' herbs, onion, and crispy chicken skins crackling. Eaten with a sauce of ginger 'nuoc mam cham' fish sauce dressing. Yes, that is a pretty long description of that it was. All I can say is "GET THIS" if they offer it again. This was the BEST bowl of chao, jook, porridge that I'd ever eaten and that's not an exaggeration. As I heated it on the stove and spooned the remaining contents from the bottom of the plastic container, I licked the spoon and was amazed by the flavor from that. Think having a refreshing taste of slow cooked chicken broth. This paired perfectly with the provided chicken salad with the hot and cold contrast. Literally licked that bowl clean. The only minor flub is that I don't remember seeing or getting the cracklings unless it was because the chicken skin changed form since I ate it about a week later I picked it up. After this experience, you can be sure that I will be checking their weekly menu for this or any similar menu offering that they may have. Thank you for this homey, tummy warming meal. By the way, I can't remember the last time I've been to San Jose... Hugh Jackman?! read more

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3.5 stars but rounding up given the uniqueness of the food Finally got to try them out during their pop up at Moongate Lounge. I found the dishes a bit hit or miss for me - some I liked and some I didn't - but I appreciated that the dishes were all pretty unique. If you ever find yourself at one of the farmers markets they're at, I'd definitely check them out. The grilled marinated ribs were my favorite - the calamansi fish sauce marinade is incredibly tasty. The grilled beef and lardon wraps betel leaves were another highlight - I've never tried something like this before, and I was a fan of the juicy beef wrapped in the betel leaf. The lap xuong I found too dry, but the flavors were quite interesting. We ended with the braised banana ice cream, which was also an interesting flavor profile although it didn't fully work for me - I didn't love the pairing of peppercorn with the ice cream. read more

Food is outstanding. It's fun that they have a rotation of dishes they work thru. Chocolate cookie - intense flavor. I can only take one bite before having to take a cookie break Braised pork banh mi - I like that the meat is "saucy" compared to most banh mi that I have. Something different. I'd say this is competitive with the best banh mi in the bay, but not absolute best. Wish it had more veggies. Coconut sticky rice with rice wafer - I kinda thought it would be more sweet than it was, but it's quite savory! Loved the contrast, really fun to eat. Savory sticky rice - loved the contrast of flavors and texture. I haven't tried anything like this air dried sausage. Big peppercorns made a fun bite. Banh Xeo - the star dish, probably my favorite banh xeo I've tried Stateside. Great crunchiness, and excellent filling. I think I liked the mushroom filling _more_ than the shrimp/pork! I didn't expect that! Watermelon coffee - I won't say I disliked it, but I definitely wasn't ready for it. Glad to have tried it, but not for me in the future. Very very very excited to return to try whatever new pops up in their menu! read more

Overall: most of their food is on the bland side. I wish they were more bold with their flavors. Xoi canh ga chien nuoc mam: 8/10. The sauce and glaze on the chicken were great; chicken was a bit on the dry side. Hu tieu: 4/10. Bland except for the spicy pickles served on the side. Cha gio: 5/10. Not the kind of cha gio I'm used to; there are better ones in SJ. Banh bo nuoc cot dua: 5/10, not for us. Curry was good but the banh bo coconut cake was not for us. Ot sa te chay (sa te sauce): 9/10. Great sa te sauce. Lap Xuong hot vit muoi: 0/10, dry. It had whole peppercorn in it which just ruined the taste; not sure why they didn't grind up the peppercorn. read more

On SF Gate's Top 25 Restaurants list (as of January 2021). I was really excited to see a pop up included in SF Gate's new Top 25 Restaurants list, especially since they are located in San Jose. I thought their food was very unique, but sadly, my experience was more a miss this time than a hit (sorry!!). You can follow them on IG, or set a reminder to place your order on their website. For Wednesday pickup, the menu is available on Monday afternoon of that week. For Sunday pickup, the menu is available on Wednesday afternoon of that week. Both pick up and delivery options (within a 15 mile radius) are available. Pick up times are: 11:30am-1pm on Wednesdays and Sundays. Free delivery for orders over $30! Since I didn't place my order until Saturday, they were already sold out of 2 out of their 3 entrée options. They seem to rotate their dishes frequently, so make sure you order quickly if you see a dish you want to try! The ordering process was super easy, but I didn't receive any updates after the confirmation email. I followed the instructions in the email, and my order was ready at the confirmed time. It's a bit tricky to find them, since they only have a tiny standing sign to mark where they are. You have to look for the bright green gate in front of the townhouses (across from the school), and they have a chair/table set up facing the street (Lucretia Avenue). I tried: -Tôm Rim Thịt (Caramelized Coconut Water w/Pork Belly & Shrimps, Garlic, Fish Sauce, w/Tamaki Brown Rice, Winter Melon Soup w/Pork Belly/Shrimps Salt & Smashed Avocado Dessert, $23.50, https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=WCVXrrBL4JJYK0KD6Ghneg&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg, https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=gKjSwKvNlG1KC9OO_2vvvg&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg, https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=onctGGw5qT9MiTt9d6mTYw&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg): This dish wasn't what I expected (I was picturing a traditional stewed pork belly), and I liked the shrimp more than I thought I would. Although the shells were still on, it was cooked until soft and chewable; however, I didn't like the pork belly pieces since the fat needed more rendering, but the meat was on the dry side. The rice and winter melon soup were good, but I didn't like the smashed avocado dessert. My avocado wasn't very smashed, and it was just giant pieces of avocado floating in milk. I ended up smashing the avocado myself, but didn't think the dessert drink was very good. -Mekong Dark Chocolate Levain Cookie (70% & 100% Dark Chocolate, 4pcs/$16, https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=R3ndWcPnAwF9Hx-5oLzN-g&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg): These cookies looked delicious, and I was happy to see that they use dark chocolate versus milk. Sadly, the cookies were too rich for me, and some bites were really sweet, even with the dark chocolate. It was also too chocolate-y for me, and the bitterness from 100% dark chocolate overpowered the rest of the cookie. I wouldn't order this again. Since I didn't get to order a dish that I really wanted to try, I'll need to come back. Their chicken wing dishes and pandan sticky rice sound really good. I also hope they improve on their packaging- the box they used for the cookies was very thin, and it almost broke apart in my hand when I picked it up. At least parking in this area was easy on the weekend, and there was street parking in front of the school. read more

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It's our first time eating here and we are in love ! The liver pate combo is mind-blowing, sausage has a very distinct flavor that makes you want to keep eating. The lamb curry is creamy and rich and coconuty. We also got the baked flan which is served with Vietnamese coffee shaved ice and toffee candy piece, topped with something like coconut cotton candy, perfect combo ! We are definitely coming back, they are only at this location for one more Sunday 02/23 then take a break for a month before moving to another location. Not sure where tho. read more

Het Say - Liver pate combo - Vietnamese Near Me - San Jose, California

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Came here our first time on Sunday 11/3/18. When we entered, we were immediately greeted and then we got to pick out a table of our choice. There aren't a bunch of tables but seating was well planned and nothing seemed over-crowded in terms of tables/chairs. We were served a glass bottle of cold water that had an herbal infusion which made it extremely refreshing - during our meal we finished a bottle and were brought a second immediately. My wife ordered chao hau (oyster congee) and I ordered the "bahn mi." I think there was some confusion as I ended up with the ca ri ga Massaman. Looking at the curry, I decided that it looked great and committed to it. The curry was so rich and savory with so many layers of flavor from the chicken, coconut cream, shiitake, krill, peanut, curry, and spices. On top of that, the chicken was cooked to tenderness perfection. My guess is that this is probably made from a higher-quality chicken and a lot of love. The dish came out super temperature hot, which I love. My wife's chao hau came super loaded with chao quay - the consistency and texture was perfection. There were three large oysters in the chao, and enough sate chili to cause a light sweat. This dish also came out piping hot - just how good should be. We also bought some fresh lap xuong and some air-dried sausages to go. Overall was very impressed with the execution of the recipes and friendly service, and would like to come back to try more items on the menu. read more

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Het Say serves phenomenal Vietnamese food. We'd taken food out several times when they were at the Rose Garden Farmers Market and this was the first time we tried their Alameda location. Sooooo good. We got there shortly after 10am and only a few folks were there. Great way to start the day. The iced Vietnamese coffee was rich and delicious and came with a little square of chocolate. The chicken with sticky rice was richly flavored with tamarind paste providing a tangy counterpunch. Their shrimp roll was the best I've ever had. In addition to the standard shrimp and lettuce there was mango and coconut and the peanut sauce was thick with a chili kick. The little chairs and tables bring back memories of side street food in Hanoi. Some of the best Vietnameses food we've had in San Jose. Support this local gem! read more

I thought this was a regular Bahn mi sandwich until i bit into it. The darn sandwich is so spicy I didn't even finish it. I took a couple of bites and threw it away, for 15 bucks I should've just went to McDonald's. I can't stop coughing from the chile. read more

Het Say - I thought this was a Bahn mi a regular pork sandwich until i bit into it. Darn sandwich is so spicy - Vietnamese Near Me - San Jose, California

Hello everyone, My opinion on this food... The banh xeo was alright. Honestly doesn't taste any different than home made ones. But support your local businesses. The only bad I would honestly give it is the watermelon coffee. My opinion on that is it tastes like diluted Coffee mixed with watermelon juice. I don't know who will mix those 2 but if you're feeling adventurous. Try it for yourself! Other than the food. I got there at my pickup time. Rushing there because I got 2 texts reminding me. But when I arrived. They didn't find my order and I had to wait. Maybe I was just the black sheep of the day. But service was good. The vibes at the farmers market was cool. Nice place to hangout and enjoy your food if you have nothing to do on a Saturday. read more

I found Het Say through a friend and was very happy to see that they're at the Rose Garden Farmer's market on Saturdays! My bf and I were so excited, we ordered the night before for an 11AM pick-up at the farmers market. We got the banh mi thit kho tau (Chinese style braised pork in a banh mi), banh bo (honeycomb style rice cake w/ curry sauce on the side), and the me da (tamarind over ice w/ peanuts and cacao nibs). The banh mi was *chefs kiss*. It is not your traditional banh mi with mayo, pate, cilantro, onions, carrots, daiko, jalapeno. NO, it's packed with tender juice meat, the perfect amount of spice, and some pieces of hardboiled egg. They slice it in half which is a great portion to share and it includes a nice pickled cucumber on the side which has the perfect crunch and acidity to cut through the fattiness and salt of the pork. My BF loved the curry that came with the banh bo, and the banh bo itself was the perfect consistency - soft yet firm with a nice spongey texture. I enjoyed it because the banh bo is a little sweet and slightly tangy while the curry had the spices with lemongrass to give it a nice punch. Lastly, the tamarind over ice was different to me. I've never heard or seen it as an option (not even in Vietnam, but maybe I'm looking in all the wrong places), but my bf was super excited to try. Tamarind is a key base ingredient (or at least in my moms) canh chua (sweet and sour soup) so the taste of the tamarind reminded me of canh chua, and I loved it. A little tangy, a little savory, but still sweet in a way. The cacao nibs and peanuts added a nice texture to every bite, and I think I would order this again on a nice hot summer day as it was super refreshing after eating the banh mi and banh bo. We definitely look forward to trying other menu items and seeing other items being added on throughout the year! read more

I've ordered delivery from Hết Sẩy a number of times and always enjoy my Sunday treat. Each meal is made with a lot care. I enjoy that their meals always have a detailed explanation of the dish and it's cultural significance. Today for example I had broken rice with a pork chop, fried rolls, and iced coffee. All delicious! read more

Tha BOMB! Everything is super delicious and exciting. The beautiful couple that runs this place... cool and cute. The drinks... excellent. The food... mouth watering and creative. The plate ware and napkins... kitschy and fun. The desserts... oh yeah (Kool Aid Man style)!!! Some of the best and most unique food/drink around. It would be a shame to not experience this place. read more

I wanted to add a nice review to encourage this awesome pop-up which brings much-needed freshness into the San Jose food scene. Everything I tried there is great: the Vietnamese sausage sandwich, uncured sausages, dried shrimps sate, roasted beef bone broth, Vietnamese coffee and chocolate cookie. Eating all of this made me feel as if a chef was cooking just for me. It's the perfect treat for a lazy Sunday lunch or a great mid-week reward if you just can't wait for the weekend. I'm grateful to the SF chronicle for including Het Say in their list of "Top 25 restaurants in the Bay Area". I had no idea it existed, but it deserves to be known. I know I will be going back. read more

Awesome little spot for folks looking to get some food from south Vietnam. They have a revolving menu, which is really cool, and it keeps things fresh from meal to meal. I definitely would recommend checking it out on a weekend when looking for something new and supporting the local community. read more

I discovered this little gem at the tailend of summer, and have been able to enjoy the summer and autumn seasons of their rotating menu. My favorite offerings in restaurant are their Xiu Mai from the summer menu (fresh, juicy kurabuta pork in a summery tomato sauce) and their fresh lap xuong banh mi (house made Chinese-style sausage except it's fresh and not dried, on an airy French baguette - I usually only like Viet baguettes unless I'm in Paris) from their winter menu. But we also really enjoy a couple of their take home offerings, one being packages of their fresh lap xuong (they also have packages air dried ones) and their palm sugar banh bo (muah muah muah! ). I order the banh bo at least a day ahead...never had anything like these before. Been meaning to leave a review for a while now. Fusion food is mostly a miss, but once in a blue moon we're blessed with people who understand and cook authentic cuisine as a backbone and THEN add new inspiration on top of that. Hien and Hieu are a couple of those people. They know Vietnamese Mekong cuisine and fuse it with American South, American Cajun, and other Southeast Asian cuisines. We're admiring from afar and wishing Het Say all the success in the world. We hope to enjoy their food for a long time! read more

Great food. Nice bite to eat. Definitely recommend the spring rolls. The vegetarian ones with jicama were really good. The saffron milk was delicious as well! read more

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100% the most delicious and wholesome way to spend a Sunday morning. All homemade with meticulously chosen ingredients. Don't forget to ask them about the culinary decisions and inspirations that shaped each dish. I've gotten everything on their Summer menu & left with a happy and full belly every time. Can't wait to come back from vacation to try their next menu. read more

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We've enjoyed their Saturday stall at the Rose Garden Farmer's Market twice as well as the Sunday takeaway. The pandam coconut sticky rice is incredible as was everything else. Order anything on the menu, you won't be disappointed. read more

I just had some of their food today and they were some of the best takeaway I've had here. Loved the coconut sticky rice, the ribs and the chicken wings. My kids had their spring rolls and they wanted more! read more