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. read more

VN Tofu may be the Jimmy Carter location of Buford Highway's Viet Tofu. I'm not certain, but I'm willing to bet it is. The two stores have similar names and have virtually the same setup. The only difference being VN Tofu is bigger, newer, brighter, and cleaner. It also seems they stock a lot more of the delicious goodies we've come to know and love at Viet Tofu. VN Tofu is located in the same shopping plaza as Hong Kong Supermarket. The store takes up two spaces in the strip mall, so there are two entrances/exits. When you enter, you are bombarded with tables filled with all sorts of neatly arranged ready-to-eat snacks and treats. If you're looking for an inexpensive, quick meal on-the-go, this is the place to come. It does say "Fast Food" above the storefront after all. Almost all of VN Tofu's foods are made fresh in-house daily. With the exception of the banh mi sandwiches and several of the drinks which have to be prepared behind the counter, everything is laid out for you either in the refrigerators, buffet lines (with heat lamps to keep the food warm), or tables. Just grab a basket and go. Examples of products in the fridges are the popular Vietnamese sausages and freshly made soy drinks (half gallons and full gallons available). On the buffet lines, you'll encounter foods such as banh bao ga (steamed chicken buns -- very similar to the Chinese dim sum version of steamed pork buns), banh cam dau xanh (sesame seed balls with mung bean paste), banh pateso (pastries), youtiao (Chinese crullers), and banh cam dau do (sesame seed balls with red bean paste). On the tables, there are many colorful rice dishes, from green to purple to orange. There are countless variations. Examples include xoi lap suong (sweet rice with sausage), xoi dau den (sweet rice with black bean), xoi la dua (green sweet rice), and xoi bap (sweet rice with corn). If you like sugarcane juice, VN Tofu makes it with freshly pressed sugarcane. You can watch as the employees feed chunks of sugarcane stalks into the juicer. Most of the foods are inexpensive. Case in point, the aforementioned sesame seed balls are only 85 cents each, buns $1.75 each, and the rice dishes anywhere from $1.75 to $1.99 each. At these prices, you can certainly stock up on a bunch of stuff and be surprised at how little you pay at the register. I haven't even gotten to the best part yet and that is VN Tofu's banh mi (Vietnamese sandwiches). They offer several different types of banh mi, my favorite of course being the banh mi dac biet (special combination sandwich with everything). What I love about VN Tofu's banh mi is their banh mi station. All of the sandwich ingredients are on display behind a glass window and you can watch the employees make your banh mis from scratch, Subway-style. You can also catch glimpses of the back where some employees prepare many of the veggies that go into the sandwiches, such as the pickled carrots. Just watching the banh mis being prepared made my mouth water. All of the meats and veggies look crisp and fresh. The banh mi itself is delicious and at $2.50 a pop, a great value. And just like the other banh mi joints around town, buy 5 sandwiches, get 1 free. Service is fast and efficient. Credit cards accepted on orders of $10 or more. read more

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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! read more

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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. read more

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. read more

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!!! read more

This is Melinda favorite store when she is in Atlanta. VN Tofu located next to Hong Kong supermarket at northeast of Atlanta. Every time we were there, we look for new stuff to buy. They sale the $3 Banh Mi. If you buy 5 get one free. What a deal. Cannot find this in Tampa. They have many type Banh Mi includes fish cake and beef ball that is not typical Banh mi. I would say this store make the house wife convenient since they have cook up many type of food take home and ready to eat. The include tofu, rice cake, fish cake, grilled meat, sausage, bun, egg rolls, fresh roll, shrimp rolls, grilled pork roll and more. This is heaven to my wife since we have a time share with kitchen and she doesn't need to cook. VN tofu provide this option and I wish they have a store in Tampa. read more

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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. read more

VN Tofu - This is the new owners 3 kind pork sandwich - Vietnamese Near Me - Norcross, Georgia

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. read more

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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! read more

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Last time I got one of their pre packaged meals with chicken, the chicken was a bit too pink inside for my comfort. It was good but I stopped eating when I saw that. I likely won't buy any of their chicken products unless I know it's been thoroughly cooked. I have been coming for their pennywort juice. I found out they sell it by the half and full gallons. Unfortunately, those won't come with the dau xanh, which makes the juice sweeter and tolerable. I love banh pate chaud. However, I was mistaken to believe it would be hot and crispy sitting under the lamp. Perhaps I waited too long to eat it. I will toast my second one and give it a proper chance of a more favorable review today. I bought bang cuon and banh mi dac biet yesterday to try today. The verdict is TBA. read more

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I have seen this place hundreds of times when meeting for lunch at Bento or Happy Valley but I have never been inside. We were in a rush and needed to pick up a quick lunch, and since we were already in the area, knew this was the quickest lunch we could find. We walked in and were instantly greeted by a rush of people waiting in line to place orders. After perusing the "buy five banh mi, get 1 free" deal and making our choices, we waited to place our order. The line is pretty quick, and we were in and out pretty fast. There is a huge area that reminded me of the breads section of Sweet Hut, but it was all tofu and other Vietnamese snacks. I will never understand the breadth of the selection, but there was a large variety to choose from for sure. We decided to pick up some fresh spring rolls as well. Overall it wasn't the most pleasant wait and experience, but the banh mi are solid. Of course my preference would be to make a stop at Buford Highway, but if you're in the plaza, this is a relatively good decision. read more

I was craving viet egg rolls and I needed some to add to my homemade bun dish. I had a vague recollection of this place from way back when. I decided to stop by a couple of weeks ago to see if it was the same as I remembered. Parking was plentiful. The store is small, but it looks like they redid things for covid or most likely it's been so long since the first visit that they did some remodeling. Once you enter the store, they have a few cases filled with Vietnamese goodies that are prepackaged. I snagged a tray of summer rolls, fish sauce, and pickled carrots and daikons from the self serve area. Then they have the tofu/fried bar. You go up to the counter and tell them what you want. I loved their fried spring rolls and their summer rolls aren't bad either. The pickled carrots and daikons were a little too garlicky for my taste, but perfect for my husband. The best part of this? Everyone was wearing a mask and it was sooooo clean. 10/10 would visit again and get spring roll fix. I'll most likely buy some of the other goodies around the store next time now that my husband won't shoot daggers at me when I start filling my basket. He gets why we had to get 10 pieces of spring rolls. I'll update later after trying their other products. read more

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. read more

DO NOT SPEND YOUR MONEY HERE. Garbage place. I went and ordered a Medium sugar cane drink ($5.50) along with another item which was said to be worth $3.50. I got charged for TWO medium sugar cane drinks and that other item (totaling $14.50), and when I pointed it out, they said it was because the other item costed $7! Even if you do the math it still doesn't add up. Every time I go here they always jack up the prices and they either don't give you a receipt or when they do it doesn't list the items you're charged for. You'd be better spending it off at the Hong Kong market next door. Edit: Dirty Dirty sugar cane drink :( read more

Well this is new to me. When a friend of mine mentioned VN Tofu to me a few weeks ago, we finally went and paid them a visit on a Saturday. There's lots of pre packaged foods, lots of snacks/goodies in bins you can select, and you can either buy your banh mi bread on the cheap, or have them make one for you on the fly. I tried the following: Tofu with pork block (Dau Hu Dac Biet Thit Heo) - $1.50 fried yuca (banh Cay) - 5 for $1 bbq beef spring rolls with peanut sauce bbq beef banh mi $3 chicken banh mi - $3 The banh mi sandwiches here are delicious and some of the best i've had, both in terms of flavor and amount of meat they give you. You can get the popular buy 5, get 1 free deal if you have a group of people to feed, or if you just want to eat for a couple days. The Fried yuca, I must admit were very weird to taste, but as I kept chewing, the flavors came to me and I really enjoyed them! Savory flavors that resemble the flavors of a hush puppy, just without the course texture. The Tofu with pork block is ridiculous both in terms of price and value. A big huge block for under 2 blocks is kinda amazing. It's already done, so you can eat it as is if you like. I sliced some of my block and pan fried it. It was really good, very firm (how I like it) and again, priced great! I didn't have this problem but I would be careful with the prepackaged food just in case you get an item that's been sitting a little too long, but again, this was not my experience. Nice little shop with precooked, well made snacks for lunch or on the go items that I really enjoyed! Oh yea, there is no place to sit inside, but there are a few community tables outside! read more

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Spoiler Alert: Spoiled Food Che, snacks, you name it, they have it here. VN Tofu is a great spot to buy cheaply priced Vietnamese food. They have tons of desserts including Che, drinks, and carbs for you to pick and choose from. It's a plus that they have the varieties of snacks so it's a one-stop shop if you're craving Vietnamese desserts and snacks. VN Tofu is located in the same shopping plaza as Hong Kong Supermarket. I love how everything is organized from the different types of ches, to xoi, and banh mi stations, you can get your Vietnamese food fix here. They also have little meals like banh bao, banh bot loc, banh cuon, etc... There are hundreds of options. I usually come here for the fresh tofu, fried food, sugar cane juice, and soybean milk! The only thing I dislike about VN Tofu is that they sell spoiled soybean milk and undercooked food (banh bao). Yes, that's right! Food is never fresh, a lot of times the soybean milk expired already or expire within a day of purchase and happens with other various foods they serve here. Service is a hit or miss depending on who it is. Overall, everything is cheap and affordable. Be careful with their soybean milk. It's a risk you have to take. I usually try it in the car now, and if it's spoiled I would bring it back right away. Minimum $10 for card. read more

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 . read more

VN Tofu is tucked away in a very busy shopping center. Parking is difficult but if you don't mind walking then there's plenty of spots towards the back. I love going to VN for the various snacks and banh mi! Over the years it's always been a great experience. The egg rolls are great and so are the spring rolls. I also love their desserts and I always leave with atleast 3-5 packages of Nam. I've honestly never had a complaint until recently. The past few times I've visited I've been very disappointed in the quality of the food. One of the desserts I had was definitely spoiled and had a dead fly on the outside bottom of the cup. The price for the nam I get went up ridiculously and the fried bananas were more oil than banana. But the most upsetting thing for me is the banh mi. I always get the combination and lately it's been awful. Little to no meat, super dry and the bread is chewy. I've also had a bad experience with one employee where she was extremely rude to my fiance and ignored him as he tried to speak to her. I love the convenience of the store I just wish the quality would improve. I'll be back but much less than usual unless I see some improvements. read more

VN Tofu - I order the veggies on the side so this is what I open up when I brought it home. Not worth the money. - Vietnamese Near Me - Norcross, Georgia

Don't ever use their catering services! We are about to start a 1st birthday party and our friend, who's supposed to pick up our advance order of 1 tray of banh cuon, called to say that VN Tofu forgot to put it on their board and therefore, it would take one more hour. Are you kidding me? You're opened at 9 am, said to pick up our order at 9:45 am and telling us at 10:20 am that it would take another hour? I don't think so. That wasn't the worst part. A little bit of history, when we went in person to put in our advance order, they did not put our name down no matter how many times we kept telling them. They were more focused on getting our credit card number to charge when we confirm, not while the order was made. We repeatedly said 1 full tray for $70. The $70 was repeatedly confirmed and the seller said to call back in 1-2 days for confirmation. Okay, after that was said and done, we did that AGAIN confirming the 1 full tray for $70 and our CC was charged. Back to the presence, we told them to just cancel the whole order because at this point, we are on a time crunch. Since they didn't take our name, they were trying to find our order under the phone number. When they finally found it, not only did they forgot our order, they had our name as Gabriel AND they charged us $290+ for 4 full trays! If this wasn't incompetence, I don't know what is. We are absolutely very disappointed with this whole situation and wished it didn't have to come to this poor review. read more

I usually get fried tofu, spring roll ,sesame ball, fish cake, pork ham from here and they were all pretty good. This time I got a number one Bahn Mi which is a combination meat sandwich. It's yummy. I also got a small jar of the Taro dessert. It was fresh and delicious. The employee I encountered were all very helpful and friendly. They smiled at me all the time. The store open early at 9 a.m. and they constantly bring out the fresh made food items. The selection was huge and the price was excellent. I am a big fan of this place! read more

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I have been a loyal customers of this location since it opened. However, after the service today and what i received I AM NOT coming back!! I called sugar cane size large + green thai tea small. It is cold and i know they put alot of ice in their drink. I didnt expect them to fill the drink all the way up.. which of course they didnt. It didn't even pass the line of the cup!!! .. not even close As soon as i got home i took all the ice out, and not to my surprise... the amount i received didn't even reach halfway. The workers even had the audacity to talk shit about how cheap I was .. like i didn't hear. I believe she was the boss too. read more

VN Tofu - Vietnamese Near Me - Norcross, Georgia

I've been a customer for years here . I was disappointed to find out that in order for you to use your debit card now your purchase must be at least $10.00. I've been in the payment processing industry for years & know that that $10.00 requirement is bogus! There are extra fees incurred to merchant if sale is sometimes less than $3.00. I expressed my discontentment with the merchant's new policy; as I know it's just a ploy to the up sales quotas. I did end up purchasing another item since my initial purchase was $9.68 . The added item was over $5.00. As I went back to pickup the extra item that I paid for I almost tripped over the cashier as she thrust herself in front of me pretending to be rearranging things! It was very insulting to say the least! So, I got my item & gladly left! I've been a customer there for years here only to end up treated as a potential,suspecting thief! They lost my business today! It's a shame as I used to shop there weekly like clockwork! But I can never do business with that type of appreciation & treatment! read more

Normally this place is a decent place to get Vietnamse snacks. Though I'm not sure why quality control has been downhill recently. Never had it before but this time I craved for sugar cane juice, in a rush so I didn't check inside. Came home and opened my cup to find darkish brown color sugar cane juice rested inside. And they had the audacity to fill the cup with it?? Definitely rotten and sour. I guess they wanted to save some money and re-use the bad sugar canes. Let alone taste but drinking it will definitely give you stomache! Now there went my 6$ and driving 45 mins for it. I will never be back! Check out my photos in the photo section for proof. read more

VN Tofu - Rotten Sugarcane juice from their store - Vietnamese Near Me - Norcross, Georgia

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If I still used MySpace, I'd put VN Tofu in my Top Eight. lol. I finally "found" the Holy Grail aka Nirvana aka Elysium of Vietnamese food in the South, and it's VN Tofu. The crazy number of sticky rice eats, banh mis, coconut based desserts, gelatinous banana wrapped snacks, and flaky fried goods absolutely baffle me. And the fact that each nom tastes better than average exemplifies the high level of skill the women running the shop have. In fact, I've considered moving out of Midtown to Norcross and may or may have not done a Craigslist search for an apartment. Jimmy Carter BLVD, though, is to congested for me, though. haha. ***** I. FOOD & DRINK Writing about every single type of food at VN Tofu is like trying to recall every important scene in the never-ending Mel Gibson film Braveheart. (Level of difficulty? Nearly impossible.) However, I'll try my best A) FRIDGES: Find the fridges to the left of the entrance. They mainly hold all of their desserts and other snacks that obviously need refrigeration like... *Nem Chua: Raw fermented pork isn't for anybody, but if you want to try something adventurous, check it out. This specialty has a sour and spicy taste that reminds my parents of their homeland. They also carry different types of nem there. *Che Bau Mau: Literally translates to three color dessert. Three different kind of jellies and beans exist, and they're all immersed in a coconut milk. Note: Che generally refers to a sweet pudding, soup or drink, often reserved for dessert. *Sam Bo Luong: With logan, red jujube, cassava, and other tasty bites, this drink is absolutely refreshing and one of my favorites. *Banh Flan: Vietnamese style flan seated in a light caramel syrup. I ate three in one night, in the dark, because I didn't want my then girlfriend, now fiancée, to find out. Totally recommend this. B) FRIED FOODS: A pile of fried fatty goodness resides in the middle of the room to the right of the entrance. The fried foods area includes cha gio (egg rolls), banh quay (long fried stick used in soups), and banh tieu (like a sesame covered fried bread). My favorites include the following: **Pate Chaud: French-inspired somewhat flat and round flaky, Vietnamese pastry with a small pork with onion meatball inside. I could eat this every morning. **Sesame Balls: Tasty noms with mung bean filling. Excellently fried. Me like. C) RICE FLOUR-BASED: Vietnamese food snacks also include rice flour crepes and bites. ***Banh Beo: Savory steamed rice cakes - that remind me of the dollar coins - topped with mung bean paste, dried shrimp, and scallions. Each package comes with a little container of fish sauce. Better than average there. 16 or so cakes. ***Banh Uot: Thinly rolled rice crepes, either filled with beef or pork with shiitake mushrooms or without any filling. Each version comes with cha lua (pork meatloaf), fried onions, cilantro, and fish sauce. ***Goi Guon: Closest to the traditional style of Vietnamese spring rolls I've seen in a hot minute, since they use chives. Peanut dipping sauce is also very tasty. D) XOI (Sticky Rice): Perhaps the most impressive thing about VN Tofu is the variety of sticky rices they have. You'll also notice that they're all different colors. To make them different colors, they use various plants to make them purple, orange, green, etc... by boiling the leaves of them How do I know? Food coloring has no real scent, however, each of these sticky rices do. ****Xoi La Dua: Green sweet rice topped with coconut and brown sugar. I loved this one. ****Xoi Kep: Aka the Vietnamese rice taco, xoi kep uses rice paper to hold three different kinds of rices. Pretty good. #somanycarbs. ****Xoi Lap Xuong: Savory sticky rice with Chinese sausage. One of my favorites. Another thing to note is that they have mini clocks for each food item, and each one shows when the next fresh batch will come out. II. SERVICE They have a legion of women working there, so getting your stuff paid for in a hurry shouldn't be a problem. And if you have a question, feel free to ask one of them. III. ATMOSPHERE/ DÉCOR Imagine being in Vietnamese food heaven. Pretty awesome, right? But seriously, it's just a big room, with high ceilings, filled with food. If you're lucky, you might catch some Vietnamese music being played on the TV across from the cashiers. IV. PRICES My family and I purchased about twenty plastic bags-worth of food, which lasted for four days, and everything came out to.... wait for it... only $30. That's RIDICULOUSLY AFFORDABLE. V. OVERALL If my incredibly picky and ornery Vietnamese parents can approve of VN Tofu, then you should, too. But seriously, better than average eats all around at very affordable prices should make this an attractive option for Vietnamese food lovers in the ATL metro. read more

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Been going here for years. Food is just ok. Some things you can't go wrong like pickled ears, fried bananas, fried tofu. .. Anything else, I would say the restaurants' are better. If you want the basil rolls & such, buy from the restaurants. Their rolls are mostly lettuce. (See pics). Not much meat or herbs. Yet I think the prices have gone up a lot this year (2022). Wish there's a better deli option in the area. Their cashiers could be more friendly. They don't greet you, or smile much!!! Seem unhappy working there. read more

VN Tofu - Bi Cuon - Vietnamese Near Me - Norcross, Georgia

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Of all the various Vietnamese fast food joints in the metro Atlanta area, VN Tofu is by far my favorite. The storefront is big and they offer a large variety of Vietnamese fast and comfort foods. The place is generally always kept clean and service is always fast and efficient. From fresh made tofu, to Vietnamese desserts, and pre-packaged meals, VN Tofu have it all. Definitely an easy spot to just drop in, grab, and go. My favorite things to get here are the various Vietnamese rice cakes and chè. read more

VN Tofu - Pennyworth drink. - Vietnamese Near Me - Norcross, Georgia

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My go to place for Vietnamese desserts, particularly Che bap (sweet corn pudding). They also have a buffet style table of fried goodies to choose from and of course, tofu galore. Fried tofu, raw tofu, soy bean milk, they have it. There is also a banh mi station. I haven't had the banh mi here but I hear it's very good, comparable to Quoc Huong and Lees Bakery. CHE (VIETNAMESE DESSERT) I come here for Vietnamese desserts , mostly Che Bap (corn dessert), and Che Thach Nhan (jackfruit longan and jelly with milk). This is the only place I've found here in Atlanta that has these desserts so I frequent them a lot. They are all in one place in a fridge and I can take my picking . The sizes are good and they add coconut milk when you go to pay. CHE BAP [sweet corn dessert] This is by far, my favorite dessert. They come in small cups, great for on the go and individual sizes. I like to buy a few for the week and heat them as I go. BANH CAM I always pick up a few of these sesame balls with mungbean or red bean inside. I like the mung bean better only because I grew up eating them and I love them. These can get a little greasy so I use a paper napkin to squeeze them flat and then just eat them like a flat cake. read more

VN Tofu - Che - Vietnamese Near Me - Norcross, Georgia

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On a recent trip to Atlanta, while shopping at nearby stores, I finally decided to stop by VN Tofu to check it out. O.M.G. This place is amazing! So many kinds of Vietnamese snack food!!! I was in heaven!!! Aside from many different kinds of tofu (fresh, fried, soft with sugar ginger water), there are also so many snacks! There are ones made of flour, ones that are steamed, ones that are fried, all are either not stuffed or stuffed with meat, and various meat sticks. There are also all different kinds of Vietnamese sandwiches (banh mi) that are just $2.50 each. You can even get vegetarian banh mi there. I have never had vegetarian banh mi so I stuck to my special sandwich (banh mi ddat biet) and bbq sub (banh mi thit nuong). I like that they put a lot of meat in there. Vietnamese sandwiches at $2.50 is a thing of the past, and ones with so much meat is even rarer. I also bought some fried tofu. At $1 for 8 pieces, I was sold! I bought $2 and wish I had bought more. The tofu was creamy and at the right consistency. Man, oh man, wish I were living in the area so I can come here whenever. I controlled myself and bought only one more thing, multi-colored sticky rice with coconut shavings (xoi). At $2 per order and so delish, I can totally replace all meals with sticky rice. VN Tofu is definitely a place I will stop by each time I visit Atlanta. read more

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This ONE STAR is for their Bánh Chung. Just bought it on 1/31/2022 and I think it is the worst in town. Some of their foods are good but a lot is just ok. Improvements are badly needed! read more

I want to believe I visited at a bad time, but that's probably just making excuses for a 6p visit on a weekday. We stopped in for a banh mi. We ordered two grilled pork banh mi and got 2 large thai teas to meet their $10 min charge for cards. Admittedly, two large drinks were overkill. Service. Ugh. I hate walking into a place and feeling COMPLETELY out of place. The staff behind the counter would rather entertain themselves in their native tongue rather than exchange pleasantries with patrons. No bueno for me. Then when we sit down to eat, I bite into my sandwich to find out my meat is cold. Straight up chilled! What's up with that?! The bread. That stale, nasty bread used to envelop what should be a delightful experience in my mouth. And about those thai teas... those excessively creamy thai tea. I guess I should've asked for some more tea with my order of creamer. I really wanted to like this place from the moment I walked in (only reason why it earned a second star for me). There's TONS of food to pick up on display. It's unfortunate that my experience here was gut-wrenchingly disappointing. read more

All I can say is I'm amaze how this little gem doesn't get the recognition it deserves. .Tucked right around the corner from Hong Kong Supermarket, VN Tofo, is the go to place for quick snacks, sandwiches, and desserts. This place is a mini supermarket, you will never get lost..The price is so affordable you can buy the entire store, just to eat it all. They sell banh bao, Vietnamese sandwich, banh cuon, and cha lua which is all healthy food. Even the Vietnamese yogurt is in a new different ball field. The taste and texture is different from the American version. read more

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I come here mostly for the convenience. It's great for grabbing quick and cheap Vietnamese goods on the go and it's closer to my house than it's Buford Hi counterpart. Here's a quick list of some of the things I've tried recently. Banh Mi (Vietnamese sandwiches): The meat they use for the BBQ pork is more steamed than chargrilled. Lacked a really good sear to it that makes Vietnamese BBQ pork absolutely delicious. I think they're pretty skimpy on the meat here too. Quoc Huong off Buford Highway is much, much better. Sandwiches are $2.50 and you get one free when you buy five. Sugar Cane juice: Pretty good. They add orange juice to sweeten it more. Che (Vietnamese sweet beverage): They have my favorite che here, the che Thai, which is surprisingly hard to find. It's a sweeten milk-based drink thats full of tropical fruits and jellies. This is nostalgia food for me and they do it right here. Can be made less-sweet by adding ice. Banh bao (Steamed dumpling): It's no where near as good as what my grandma makes, but it's still pretty good. You can get it with either a pork or chicken filling. I prefer the pork. They have a good dough-to-filling ratio and the dough is slightly sweet, which is more traditional. The filling is also very good and I'm a sucker when they put an egg in it. Papaya salad with beef jerky: Pretty basic salad but it's filling, healthy, and cheap. I wish there was more beer jerky though. They also sell bank xeo (Vietnamese crepes) here but it just didn't look very appetizing. It was placed on display in styrofoam take-out boxes by the cashier. This is one of those dishes that's better made-to-order so it's still crunchy and not sitting around all day. Yuck! If you're a fan of sweeten soy milk, they sell it fresh by the gallons here. I haven't gotten a chance to try it though. They accept credit cards for charges over $10. read more

This place is awesome. That's all I'm going to say. Just kidding. The best place to get Vietnamese street food (which has already been mentioned about a 100 times) in metro Atlanta, everything is fresh and authentic. I have tried tofu, the big white buns stuffed with meat (banh bao), the rice cakes with meat, beans, steamed rice cakes, yogurt, noodles, rice, che (the Vietnamese dessert usually in coconut milk or made with beans), soy milk, and probably a bunch of other things (that I cannot even begin to describe--I just know what they are). Everything reminds me of when I was a kid and the products here may be even better than what we could get in CT back in the day. If you've never had Vietnamese street food and are looking for something cheap and ready-to-eat, do yourself a favor and head down to VN Tofu. read more

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Located in the plaza next to hong Kong super market off Jimmy Carter I-85. They have steam pork buns, spring rolls , steam rolls, bamboo , eggs , and MANY MANY more. Something everyone would at least try. It seems fresh too. What I usually go for is the banh mi's. (viet subs) you buy 6 get 1 free. I'd recommend trying the #1 combo sub FRESH. :) read more

When in Atlanta... If you are having a hankering for a variety of Vietnamese food, you won't be left hanging in Atlanta. I know Atlanta may pale in comparison to California, but Atlanta is way closer to me. This place is located in the same plaza as Hong Kong Market and other vietnamese establishments so there is plenty of parking. As I stepped into the shop, my head started to spin from the large assortment of sweet and savory items. There's even fresh soybean milk! The soybean milk is a light green color because pandan plant (la dua) flavoring has been added to give it an extra nice taste. At the counter, there's a sandwich (banh mi) station and dessert (che) station. I had to get the hot tofu pudding dessert and soybean milk. Did I tell you, I've the biggest sweet tooth? This place has every vietnamese sweet dessert that I love and crave along with the savory stuff I love like the pate chaud and banh bao. It's probably a good thing I don't live in Atlanta because I wouldn't be able to stay away from this place everyday. read more

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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. read more

Mad at myself because I didn't know I was 10 minutes away from this place until my lease was ending... The food here is delicious, convenient, and affordable. I particularly love the lemongrass and chili tofu (5 for $1!), stir-fried tofu in the refrigerated section, and banh mi. Sometimes, the food isn't fresh which isn't surprising; you can't make daily the entire variety they have. It's nothing that a quick trip to the toaster oven/air fryer can't fix. In stressful times, I will buy enough cooked tofu to eat throughout the work week with rice and veggies. Just dab off some of the excess oil, and you have a satisfying, protein-packed meal :) My boyfriend also LOVES the meatballs on a stick for $3; he will make it last 2 snacks. Can't wait to go back and try some of the sweet goodies read more

Yesterday we stop by here. Vietnamese' s sandwich so so. And Bóng Lan Trung Muối so bad. I have spit out right away. It is not expired yet. Best by 08/27. It was molded. read more

This place is horrible the customer service is really bad I was in this place early in the morning when they open up and was about to order some sandwiches. The lady asked me what I need and I told her I want to order some sandwich Togo she then tell to me leave and come back and didn't give me a time frame. If you guys are open for business everything should be ready for customer to order this new ownership is horrible and I got some be thui and feel like they cheated but oh well I will not be coming back read more

VN Tofu - Be thui they put the sauce on the botttom to make the portion look bigger - Vietnamese Near Me - Norcross, Georgia