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Ann-Marie
2 reviews on 1 places
I live around the corner and thought I would dine in for dinner with my 7 and 8-year-old children. The place definitely exceeded our expectations and we will be back again.
It is a family-run business who were there serving and greeting us. They were very friendly and made us all feel welcome.
We had the spring rolls, pad Thai and satay chicken with rice, which were flavoursome and generous servings. We had leftovers that we were able to take home.
For delicious local Vietnamese food, I highly recommend coming here.
It is a family-run business who were there serving and greeting us. They were very friendly and made us all feel welcome.
We had the spring rolls, pad Thai and satay chicken with rice, which were flavoursome and generous servings. We had leftovers that we were able to take home.
For delicious local Vietnamese food, I highly recommend coming here.
For a quick and inexpensive meal this place is alright to go to.
My husband and I dined in for lunch. I order the Teriyaki Chicken Salad which was tasty and I liked the added touch of peanuts. I would have preferred my chicken to be warm (as opposed to cold) and more salad, there was about 60-70% noddle's in my bowl vs salad.
My husband ordered the Grilled Chicken Salad and he enjoyed his, the chicken was warm though he would have also preferred more salad and less noodles.
As it is a inexpensive place there is minimum customer service, the gentleman working there didn't know the menu, gave short answers and spent most of the time on his phone while waiting for customers.
My husband and I dined in for lunch. I order the Teriyaki Chicken Salad which was tasty and I liked the added touch of peanuts. I would have preferred my chicken to be warm (as opposed to cold) and more salad, there was about 60-70% noddle's in my bowl vs salad.
My husband ordered the Grilled Chicken Salad and he enjoyed his, the chicken was warm though he would have also preferred more salad and less noodles.
As it is a inexpensive place there is minimum customer service, the gentleman working there didn't know the menu, gave short answers and spent most of the time on his phone while waiting for customers.