soooo good this has been my grandma's favorite spot for the longest time and now i totally get…read morewhy. everything is so comforting and full of flavor and it always hits the spot the owner is so funny and cute and makes the whole place feel so welcoming. definitely one of those places you'll keep coming back to

Dined here after getting back from a trip! I ordered the mien ga, my mom ordered the bun vit, and…read moremy sister ordered the pho ga. I love hot soup, so the broth was very comforting. Each entree came with goi ga, and it was so much! We ended up having two of them packed for takeout. The young gentleman who was working was very welcoming and sweet. *There is an extra charge if you don't pay with cash

Whenever I'm in the LA area, this is the only place I trust for my all-time favorite Vietnamese…read moredish: Chả Cá Thăng Long. It's a sizzling platter of pan-fried fish cooked with fragrant dill and scallions, served tableside with fresh vegetables, rice paper, and herbs so you can build your own wraps. I've ordered it here at least three times, and it's been consistently outstanding every single visit. The fish is perfectly seasoned, and the aroma from the dill and scallions alone is enough to make your mouth water. I also highly recommend their selection of congee. Each version is made to order with your choice of meats, and the porridge has that silky-smooth, creamy consistency that makes it the ultimate comfort food. Rich, hearty, and incredibly satisfying, it's one of those dishes that keeps you coming back for another spoonful.

Very good place to get cha ca. The portion was decent for 2 people. I added the Rice paper wraps…read more That made it more filling. When the last piece of fish was gone, I wanted more. We also ordered some noodles, which were pretty decent. Overall, a very good experience. Attentive staff and friendly. Everything was made to order. Definitely recommend..

Stopped by to get lunch with my dad, and this place has become his go-to spot for noodles!…read more There were a good number of seats inside, and the restaurant was decorated with lots of traditional touches. When we arrived, we were seated right away since it wasn't very busy. The waitress was really nice and answered any questions we had about the menu. Thank you! Here's what we ordered: Mi Sui Cao Kho (5/5): I really liked how they served the wontons on the side so they didn't make my noodles all soggy. Mi Vit Quay (4.5/5): I think my dad really liked this one. I forgot to ask for his opinion, but he definitely devoured everything in that bowl LOL. Chinese Donut (5/5): Fried fresh, so it was perfectly crispy and honestly so addicting to eat! Steamed Pork Kidneys (3/5): Not bad, but I felt like it was missing something to complete the flavor. Overall, a really good experience! P.S. They also sell banh bao on the side!

Hue Ky Mi Gia - Food and Service Appear to Be Declining…read more My wife and I decided to try Hue Ky Mi Gia. The restaurant is located in a busy plaza, and the parking lot is shared with several other businesses, so finding a parking space can be difficult. Location and Parking -- 2/5 The location is convenient, but parking can be challenging because many businesses share the same parking lot. Atmosphere and Comfort -- 2/5 The air-conditioning was weak, and the front door remained open, so the restaurant felt warmer than expected. Service -- 3/5 The service was only okay. The waiters were not especially friendly or welcoming. Food -- 2/5 I ordered the mì vịt tiềm. As everyone can see from my picture, my bowl came with only one small piece of bok choy. In comparison, pictures posted by other customers show the same dish served with several pieces of fresh vegetables. The noodles were okay but much too oily. The broth served on the side was not hot enough, and the duck was dry and tough instead of tender. The pickled vegetables were also too sour. Restaurants can change over time. Based on the difference between my meal and the meals shown in other customers' pictures, the portions and food quality appear to be inconsistent and declining. Cleanliness -- 2/5 The dining area was acceptable, but the restroom needed more attention and cleaning. Overall -- 2/5 Stars Overall, our experience was below average. Hue Ky Mi Gia may be worth trying once if you want something different, but the food, service, comfort, and cleanliness all need improvement.

Wow, what a great place to eat banh canh…read more Small restaurant, and always crowded but always worth the wait. We also order To go and it's really good still. They don't skimp on the items here, especially the crab meat. Give this place a try if you haven't already!

3.5 stars. I've heard about Mai Phung from a YouTuber and stopped by for lunch on a Saturday. It…read morewas pretty good overall, but it was missing something. We waited about 30-40 minutes with a few parties ahead of us. They'll take your order while you wait. The restaurant itself is very tiny, no-frills, and more of an eat-and-go kind of spot. We ordered the bánh canh tôm cua, which they're known for. It came with a good amount of crab, shrimp, and meat, and the noodles had great texture, but I found the broth a little lacking in flavor. Would recommend adding in lime and fish sauce provided at each table. My partner got the bún thịt nướng chả giò but thought they skimped on the egg rolls and grilled pork (they used the same meat from the bún chả, which I didn't like). For the wait and food, I probably wouldn't come back since there are so many other great Vietnamese options in the area.

I'm a lover of pork kidney so when Kim Ky Noodle House popped up on my radar, I immediately…read morebookmarked this noodle joint. I frequent SoCal quite often and this spot just slipped between the cracks of my long list of food adventures I wanted to sample. With this most recent visit, I couldn't pass up on the opportunity. Known for their traditional rice noodle soups and the pork kidney dish, Kim Ky Noodle House offers deliciously, customizable, comforting bowls of happiness. There are 7 different noodles to pick from which far exceeds the typical restaurant offerings. Breakfast- *Hủ Tiếu Triều Châu Thập Cẩm- combination dry [thick] egg noodles *Hủ Tiếu Triều Châu Thập Cẩm- combination dry egg noodles & rice noodles *Cật Heo Luộc- Assorted Pork Kidney (Boil) *Dâu Cha Quẫy -Fried Chinese Doughnuts x2 *Vietnamese Egg Soda *Iced Tea Food was delivered in a timely manner. The portions are generous and everything was fresh. The noodles were soft, chewy, and everything you'd expect for them to be- nothing mushy and overcooked here! The broth was flavorful and seasoning was spot on. The boiled pork kidney was a little bland for my tastebuds but cleaned well- which is an absolute must when eating these kinds of innards. 5/5 stars!! Here you will find good food and A1 hospitable service. The staff is so very kind which was such and unexpected bonus!! I'd come back in a heartbeat. This mom and pop shop will leave you wanting more- GUARANTEED!

I Love the Cat Heo here, along with any bowl of Noodle…read moreService is very fast and friendly The Taste of the dried noodle combined with all the side add-on which are on the table is unique tastes from all other noodle place. I keep coming back here and then Just a small problem about the parking sometimes but I love this place

Grandpa's Kitchen…read more I've been a longtime customer because their Phnom Penh-style hu tieu has always been very good. They were actually one of the first places around to serve this style of noodles, and I've enjoyed it for many years. However, over time, I feel like the quality isn't quite the same as it used to be. Maybe the prices are a little lower now, but the portions also seem noticeably smaller. I recently stopped by in the evening for some snacks. The atmosphere was open, casual, and lively, although both the service and the food seemed a little slow coming out. The balut was way too big for me, so I honestly couldn't really eat it. But the grilled blood cockles were large, fresh, and very juicy, which I really enjoyed. The restaurant itself is small, but it feels airy and comfortable. They also have outdoor seating, which is especially nice in the evening when the weather is cool. Overall, I still have a soft spot for Grandpa's Kitchen because I've been coming here for a long time. I just wish the food quality and portions were more like they used to be.

Came here on a Saturday evening with a friend for dinner. My family and I used to be regulars but I…read morehaven't been back in recent years. We ordered 1. GRANDPA'S DRY RICE NOODLE & Moon Snail - Garlic Butter. They were alright. For the prices - it was a really good affordable dinner for authentic Vietnamese food. Quality and taste - wasn't bad but wasn't the best I've had either. Ambiance - clean and nice. Service was good too. Location - great location in Little Saigon, and good plaza with plenty of parking. It's alright. I might come back if I want a quick affordable meal in Little Saigon. I'd still recommend checking them out! Their nightlife is pretty cool - later in the evening on weekends - they play loud Vietnamese music and the place gets pretty packed.

Wow Spaghetti definitely surprised me. I saw the menu and wow spaghetti is a sloppy Joe spaghetti…read moreand I knew I had to have it. 12.99. I loved it. Good portion. Great flavor. But the texture of pasta was perfect. Al dente. I didn't think a shop like this would pull this off. They also have build your own pasta. 9.99. Different choices of pasta sauces etc. it's still affordable after adding protein etc. Great spot. Good food. I'll def be back

The service was nice and friendly. I was helped the moment I walked in for my online order. When my…read moreorder was ready the person handed it to me directly when I was sitting and waiting which was very nice. There was indoor and outdoor seating and it was very clean. The parking was pretty sma though. The food was the perfect portion size and was very fresh. I will come back and try the other options next time.

Saw a TikTok video on this place and took my family to go and support the restaurant, as it is a…read morefamily owned place. Overall a decent place with many options for Vietnamese food, both big meal dishes and fun street food. Here what we tried: Ngheu Hap Thai (Thai Style Clams) - the clams were big and the broth is very flavorful! My mom really enjoyed it! Mi Vit Tiem (Duck Noodle Soup) - absolutely love the broth! So clean and herbal like! The noodle texture is interesting, as it is not your usual egg noodles. Not sure if I like it over the traditional egg noodles. Still a good dish! Banh Canh Tom Cua (Vietnamese Crab & Shrimp Udon) - there were so much crabs and shrimps in the bowl. The broth is good, just a little bland and needed to add some fish sauce. Mi Sui Cao (Wonton Dried Noodles) - love the wonton and the fried shrimp crunchy thing. The seasoning is really, but I don't think I like the noodles they used. Sup Cua (Vietnamese Crab Soup) - so much toppings in the soup! Love the century's egg!

This place offer a wide variety of dishes, and the portions are generously sized, The prices are…read morereasonable. I ordered phở it's just ok , the soups were delicious but the beef hard to chew only $9.99 for a big bowl of phở. The wings chicken with rice also $9.99 for the promotion it's was delicious. I ordered Togo mi hoành thánh $11 was nothing special but honestly the portions were huge. Nice atmosphere and the place is clean Very friendly, attentive staff. Plenty of parking