This is a Vietnamese takeout restaurant. The serve high quality food at an affordable price, with quick service, for the busy downtown market.
They have a floor-to-ceiling LCD display showing the menu; quite impressive, especially since it is curved!
We ordered the following:
F2: Savoury House Recipe Pork Sausage Fresh Roll with Peanut Dipping Sauce (2 pcs $8.95).
S2: Crispy Spring Roll with Sweet and Sour Fish Sauce (2 pcs $6.95).
C1: Juicy Grilled Lemongrass Chicken with Rice Combo ($14.95), and Coconut Smoothie (+$2.00).
C3: Juicy Grilled Lemongrass Pork Chop with Vermicelli Combo ($14.95), Avocado Smoothie (+$3.50), and Fried Egg (+$1.00).
The customer service was good.
The Pork Sausage Roll was good, especially with the peanut sauce; I love peanut sauce!
When having Vietnamese food, Spring Rolls are "essential", especially with the required fish sauce. Delicious!
The Pork Chop was tenderized and grilled to perfection. I also appreciate the hint of coconut milk in the broken rice; I love coconut milk. It comes with the quintessential pickled vegetables, which were not too sourish; just right.
The Pork Chop was also tender and nicely grilled. We also poured fish sauce on it which gave it that extra Vietnamese taste; I always pour fish sauce into Vietnamese noodle dishes.
The two smoothies were quite good, creamy, and refreshing. It had good avocado and coconut tastes.
Because they have an open kitchen, you can see them assembling your food. Our chicken and pork chop was pre-grilled and kept warm, allowing them to serve dishes quickly. However we managed to see them using real avocados in preparing the avocado smoothie.
When I was leaving, I heard this one woman who said she has ordered from this restaurant 3 days in a row! Quite a testimonial!
There are no gluten-free options.
This is their first location, which opened on 2025-09-15.
They only use natural ingredients. Everything is made from scratch and cooked in-house, on the same day. Anything left over at the end of the day is sold via Too Good To Go.
Broken rice is a little tougher than traditional white rice, so they add coconut milk to make it softer and add fragrance.
There are two high round tables, suitable for standing up to eat.
The front windows face west so it could get hot in there with the blazing sun. They do have blinds that can be lowered.
There is no free WiFi. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible, but there is no door-open button. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid neighbourhood street parking.
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