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    Sunflower Vietnamese Cuisine

    4.3 (307 reviews)
    ModerateVietnamese, Noodles
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Bo Ne - steak and eggs
    Bee B.

    Solid Vietnamese restaurant. Not many places where you can get Bo Ne in Austin, let alone that does it well. They have ample seating and quick service. No fuss, casual ambiance. The Banh xeo (Vietnamese crepe pancake) is also a solid choice. Large parking lot that's shared with the HEB.

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    LeeAnne W.

    What an excellent choice for very authentic Vietnamese food. The restaurant is very well decorated and there are a lot of houseplants inside the space that add a lot of life to the atmosphere. We ordered our food to go and the very nice waitstaff helped us out with a huge ice water to drink while we waited. I ordered the Bun Rieu, the shrimp spring rolls and lemongrass chicken stir fry. Every item was very good. I found the broth for the Bun Rieu to be such an interesting and comforting combination of flavors. We would definitely return.

    Imperial Rolls On Vermicelli - Bun Cha Gio
    Stephanie K.

    I love Vietnamese food for the fresh veggies and nutritious options whatever the flavor profile, and Sunflower has long been on my list. Lunch specials are available 11-3 on weekdays, but my Sunday serving of Bun (vermicelli noodles with fresh veggies, mint, peanuts, and grilled shrimp) topped with an Imperial Roll was delicious dining in, also excellent on the go. Tables turn quickly, and atmosphere is nice enough for dates but casual enough to bring the whole family. Surely there's more to know and enjoy on a second visit!

    Salt & Pepper Calamari - Mục Rang Muoi
    Amy H.

    We got a lot of food here and family styled everything. Everything was delicious! The standout dish for me was the salt and pepper calamari! SOOOO good. Probably the best calamari I've ever had. Great flavor and fresh tasting. Would come back just to get this. Service was just ok - we had a large group and we took up 2 tables that were sitting back to back. The server kept walking back and forth between our 2 tables and kept bumping into my chair/bag which was really annoying me. Other than that, I'd just like to point out that their prices are on the higher side for Viet food. It gave bougie Viet food vibes from the prices, which I thought was unreasonable since the ambiance wasn't anything special or over the top. Probably wouldn't come back unless I was craving their calamari.

    Cam H.

    I rarely leave negative reviews and I'm usually very forgiving with food, but this experience was disappointing enough that I felt I had to say something. One of our dishes was supposed to come with rice paper, but it didn't arrive until about 15 minutes after the meal -- by then we had already eaten it without making spring rolls because we didn't know. The tomato broth was extremely bland, the noodle dish had only one flat flavor profile, and the grilled meat was similarly boring. The catfish had almost no taste at all, and even the sauce meant to accompany it lacked flavor. Service made the experience worse. The woman who brought out my soup treated us like we were a nuisance rather than customers. Staff also started cleaning around us while we were still seated and chatting, even though there was no line and they weren't close to closing. It felt rushed and uncomfortable. Unfortunately, between the bland food and poor service, this isn't a place I'd return to.

    Beef Pho -  Pho Bo
    Amber L.

    We've always said Austin has some good pho and Sunflower makes no exception. Located at the end of a shopping area, Sunflower is a bit unassuming. There's good parking outside and the inside is simple and down to Earth. It's a clean place with good service, very ideal for a quick pop in lunch, which is what we did. We only ordered the beef pho but they have a wide array of things on the menu like stir fried noodles and fried rice. The beef pho was delicious with the signature clean tasting broth. Their broth here isn't as anise forward as many other places, which is actually nice because it feels clean and doesn't give the after taste that star anise can sometimes leave. The beef was tender and flavorful and the noodles had the perfect texture to them. This is probably in the top 3 of pho places we've had in Austin so far and we're pretty confident you'll feel the same way when you go and give them a shot!

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    Bhagyashree B.

    We love to have Vietnamese food and especially pho during the cold weather. The lemongrass and other spices really does wonders for your sinuses. This restaurant is very beautifully decorated with lots of natural plants and sunflower wall art that create a welcoming and serene environment for dining here. The tofu vermicelli bowl was deliciously spicy with the tofu fried in chilli garlic oil and chicken pho broth was flavorful. The staff and our server were all friendly and attentive.

    Five Spice Chicken (Ga Ngu Vi) Lunch Special
    Andy D.

    Great Vietnamese restaurant with a variety of authentic Vietnamese food! Sunflower Cuisine is regularly packed with customers. They have an array of authentic Vietnamese food to choose from and never disappoints. I've had the Bo Ne (Steak and Eggs), Lemongrass Beef, and Five Spice Grilled Chicken Lunch Special here. All delicious! Friendly staff and great customer service. Definitely recommend!

    Audrey K.

    We came here on a Sunday afternoon and they had a full house. It's tucked away in a corner on the opposite side of the H-E-B. When you walk in, it's a pleasant atmosphere with tons of natural light. Someone greeted us quickly and had us sat. I got a lychee jasmine iced tea and it was barely sweet at all. It had three big lychees at the bottom and was refreshing but I was hoping for a bit more lychee flavor. We also got a Vietnamese coffee which was delicious!! For the food, we started with the wonton bombs which were tasty. Next, I ordered the Sunflower crepe because they were out of the pate they use for the Saigon steak & eggs. But, the sunflower crepe turned out to be a great option. It was nice and crispy and the vegetables were fresh. I make little lettuce wraps with bits of the crepe. My boyfriend got the shaken beef which was a bit disappointing. The presentation was beautiful but there was a big pool of sauce at the bottom which masked the flavor of everything including the rice, egg, and veggies. It was overwhelming and also too salty.

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    Delores L.

    In an effort to expand my palate I thought I try Vietnamese food today not too far from where I work. I was greeted by a welcoming hostess who told me I could sit anywhere I wanted. This was welcomed and appreciated. I chose a window seat so I watch was happening out side.., trees blowing, windchime turning and plants swaying from side to side. Now for the food...I choose a vermicelli bowl (Rice vermicelli noodle bowl topped with fresh herbs, shredded lettuce, cucumber, thinly sliced mint, pickled carrots, imperial rolls and topped with crushed peanuts). So yummy and vegetarian. I try to have a couple of non-meat days a week. Sunflower has a 4 page menu, so lots to select from. My food was served hot and rather quickly. I will definitely return.

    Egg Imperial Rolls - Cha Gio
    Christina H.

    If you're craving your Ba Ngoai's cooking, look no further. Going to a typical Vietnamese restaurant in Austin, you'll find the more mainstream dishes such as Pho, Com Thit Nuong, Egg Rolls, and maybe the occasional Bo Luc Lac, if they're feeling bold. However, at Sunflower Vietnamese Cuisine, they dig deep into their Vietnamese roots. You'll find heavy contenders such as Banh Xeo, Ca Kho To, Canh Chua, and dishes you'll only find at your Ba Ngoai's house. Note: Since the menu does lean towards more traditional meals, don't expect dishes such as the Ca Kho To to be clean of bones!

    Patrick W.

    Enjoyed our memorable visit on the other side of town on the corner of McNeil Drive and Parmer. It's a little out of our way but good news is that we've been there two or three times. Their food is consistent and still very delicious. The staff is very friendly and hospitable. It's pretty cool when my wife is Vietnamese and she can order in a way that the staff understands her completely. Not just ordering the menu items, but her distinction of how the food differs from her expectations. Sometimes I feel it. It's a game to see if they understand how the food is prepared. I enjoy sitting down here at the restaurant because it's very clean and it doesn't smell like a wet mop. Some restaurants have that unpleasant odor. This one smells of good clean food. This is our usual spot when we're on this side of AUSTIN. I recommend coming out and giving it a try. Another thing to note is when you've seen restaurants filled with Asians. It usually means it's good with them, it's good for you.

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    ToUyen N.

    Banh xèo was served with only 3 small green lettuce leaves. We need the large lettuce leaves to wrap and hold the banh xèo to dịp in fish sauce. There wasn't much pork and no yellow mung bean inside the banh xèo. Bún bowl portions were small

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    Great homestyle cooking. Clean restaurant with attentive service. The Vietnamese Crêpe was crispy and tasty.

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