This has been my go to place for carry out, until just now. My mother found this in her Bo Kho,…read moreand I'm sure that's tree bark, not beef. She already ate some, from the top part of the container. Hopefully she won't get sick from this.

Food: 5/5 Customer Service: 4/5…read more Delicious and flavorful to-go Vietnamese food! I grew up eating Vietnamese food, but I'm not quite aware of the names of the Vietnamese dishes. I ordered: pork belly, fish, and bamboo shoots. The dish was absolutely flavorful! It reminded me the food I get in Irvine, California, a Mecca for Asian food. The dish came with: a lot of rice, a small scoop of bamboo shoots, pork belly, and fish. I bolstered it with cucumbers at home and Thai Basil. For English speakers, she does speak a little bit of English, but when I asked how it works, she mentioned briefly, "you pick what you want, then pay." The price was not mentioned, and I wasn't sure if it was by weight or by what we chose. When I inquired about what kind of fish it was, it was not mentioned. So, expect for the food to be around $15 for two meats and one vegetable! Or, bring a Vietnamese speaking person who can help you out! I'll definitely come back again since it's a quick "To-go" food that was quite delicious! Note: This is only a to-go place and cash only. There is no tip.

Now that mom lives with me, take regular outings to Eden for her Viet snacks and newspaper…read more Got the banh cuon with shrimp- it was fine (still prefer the dim sum shrimp rolls). Mom got Mi Quang (duck bamboo noodle soup) - she ate well but didn't seem overly enthused. Service was quick (bit too efficient) but that's old school Viet, no fuss, little warmth. Place has been at Eden since beginning, it's not bad spot to try out.

We were visiting Virginia to spend time with family and friends and decided to stop by Eden Center…read morefor a quick bite. With so many Vietnamese restaurants to choose from in the plaza, we decided to give Banh Cuon Thang Long a try. The restaurant felt a bit dated, but it was mostly clean and had that classic Vietnamese restaurant atmosphere with traditional decor throughout. Overall Ratings Atmosphere - 3/5 Service - 3/5 Food - 4/5 Parking - Large Shopping Center Parking Lot Atmosphere - The restaurant definitely shows its age, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. It has a traditional Vietnamese restaurant vibe with older decor and a straightforward dining room. While nothing about the space stood out, it was mostly clean and comfortable enough for a casual meal. Service - Service was good overall. The owners were friendly and welcoming, and everything came out in a reasonable amount of time. Nothing particularly memorable, but no complaints either. What We Ordered - -Com Tam Bi Suon Cha (Grilled Pork Chop with Shredded Pork and Egg Meatloaf) - The flavors were very good overall, but the pork chop itself was noticeably tough and dry, which took away from the dish. -Banh Uot Dac Biet - Very good. The noodle sheets were soft and fresh. Flavors were on point. Final Thoughts - Overall, we enjoyed our visit. While the grilled pork chop was a bit disappointing, the rest of the food was solid and the Banh Uot Dac Biet alone was worth ordering. If we ever find ourselves back in the area, I would return again and be interested in trying more of the menu.

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.

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.

Great new Vietnamese eatery at the Eden Center in Falls Church, Virginia! As of this review, Banh…read moreMi Saigonese is going through a soft opening. I had the Grilled Meat Balls Banh Mi Sandwich, plus a Vietnamese style bottled tea. Both were great! The sandwich was not too messy and it was simple and flavorful. I plan to come back again and try more sandwiches. Definitely worth a try if you love Vietnamese food. I hope there will be a few little tables during the full opening!

8.9.26 My dad and I…read morestopped by to order sandwiches. Since the sixth sandwich is free when you purchase five, I decided to take advantage of the deal and ordered two specials, two grilled pork, and two shredded chicken sandwiches. After placing our order, my dad and I waited for 10 minutes or longer while we watched customers who came in after us receive their orders and leave. Eventually, my dad became impatient and asked about the status of our order. The employee at the register checked and informed us that the kitchen had missed our ticket number. Since my elderly father was irritated and understandably frustrated by the delay, she apologized profusely. Fortunately, the shop has seating available for customers who may have mobility issues, which was helpful for my dad while we waited. When I got home, I had the shredded chicken sandwich and my husband had the grilled pork for dinner. I had the grilled pork sandwich the following day for lunch. Of the two, I enjoyed the pork much more. I found it more flavorful, and the meat wasn't as dry as the chicken. My husband and I also agreed that next time I should ask for more pickled carrot and toppings (cilantro and cucumbers). I had asked for them to be packaged separately from the sandwiches, but I think having more vegetables would have helped make the chicken sandwich less dry. Adding mayonnaise helped as well. I would come back, but I'll definitely be mindful of whether customers who arrive after me receive their orders first. Hopefully, the ticket mix-up was just a one-time occurrence.

I always try to stop by here once a month to pick up a big order of their fried items like the…read moremushroom tofu, green pork balls, and spring rolls (which are my absolute favorite. Their che is pretty decent too and I love their cassova with salted peanuts is SO good. You will absolutely find something if you stop by for a visit. Plus you get a free soy milk if you order over $35 (pretty sure but it's on their store as to what the amount is) of items. It might seem hectic upon arrival but it's really not. You wait your turn to get served and when you're done ordering they'll flash a number at you that you need to remember. Then you wait until your number is flashed by the cashier so you can pay and pick up. For those who don't want to deal with the hectic parking in Eden Center, stop by on a weekday in the later afternoon.

Vietnamese restaurants are generally not known for exceptional customer service. That's almost…read moreexpected. Unfortunately, this restaurant is no exception. I ordered two to-go chè ba màu (three-color desserts) and clearly asked multiple times for the shaved ice to be packed separately. The employee nodded, indicating she understood. When I got to my car and checked my order, there was no ice. So, in the July heat, I walked back inside and politely explained that my order was missing the ice. Instead of checking, the employee repeatedly insisted, "The ice is in the bag." I replied several times, "I already checked. There is no ice. Please give me my ice." She continued insisting it was there, as though I was trying to scam the restaurant out of ten cents' worth of ice. After several rounds of back-and-forth, another employee walked over... carrying a bag of ice. So yes, the ice had been forgotten all along. Instead of simply apologizing and handing me a replacement, they chose to argue with a paying customer over something that probably costs them pennies. They never say "I'm so sorry here's your ice and for your inconvenience pls accept our apologies and take this extra dessert, our complement for messing up the order". The restaurant itself feels chaotic. Their numbering and communication system between the order taker and the cashier clearly needs improvement. Whatever special instructions you give when ordering, you'd better repeat them again at the register or better yet, inspect your order before leaving. The problem is that the checkout area is so hectic that you almost feel rushed to move along. In my case, I felt like I was getting dirty looks for taking too long to verify my order worth over $60 so I checked it in my car instead which is how I discovered the missing ice. The disappointing part is that the food is outstanding. The chè was excellent, and that's the only reason I'm giving 2 stars instead of 1. Good food can bring customers in the door. Good customer service is what brings them back.

I come to Eden often but this was My first time eating here and I'm so glad I came across this…read morerestaurant. It's not a large space so you feel really at home. The owner and staff were really nice. We were greeted and then automatically bought a green tea before we asked. We didn't mind If you want something else I think you can ask. I'm not sure if there are menus as I think most people come for the Bo Bun Hue. The Bo Bun Hue was so good! It's spicy so if you don't like spicy or pork you may want something else, but it's so full of flavor and good for you. It's a cash only restaurant and really worth it. They also have a mini market in front to get produce.

Under the name Phung Hoang, their Bun Bo Hue used to be pretty good. However, when we came back,…read morethe restaurant had changed its name to Phung Le. Unfortunately, their Bun Bo Hue was not as good as before; the meat did not taste fresh, and the broth was much spicier than it should be.

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.

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