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Dieu Huong

4.4 (132 reviews)
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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for kids

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Joanne T.

What a gem, delicious vegetarian food! Clean inside and super friendly staff. Will definitely come back here.

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Car S.

Vegan, no garlic no onion restaurant. My go-to place when I have no desire to cook for the week. I order these regularly from their ready to go offerings: Stuffed bitter melon Tofu loaf Bitter melon soup Papaya and tofu I ate in today and had the following: Fried spring rolls - Vietnamese style, wrap it with lettuce and add basil: dipping sauce is great (use the sauces on the tables that they make themselves) Vietnamese pancakes- see pic, the filling is fried tofu, straw mushrooms, bean sprouts

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Stephanie C.

They recently rebranded to Dieu Huong Vegetarian Restaurant. As the reviews have stated there's not much seating inside, only 4 tables, so it's mostly a takeout restaurant. We were able to make a reservation for 2 with Google though. The service was fast and friendly. Our server made nice conversation with us and they helped us pack our leftovers to go. We got #6 Hue Vegetarian Spicy Noodle Soup and #9 Vegetarian Rice Vermicelli Soup. We both enjoyed #6 the best and it is the house special. It was not too spicy. The soups had a generous amount of toppings including multiple kinda of mushrooms, tofu and seitan. A great place for vegans/vegetarians to get Vietnamese noodle soup!

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Vina H.

The staff here is super nice. They help me with picking the dishes and explaining what each dishes name is. This place is located in eden center near hai duong entrance. They officially changed their name to Dieu Huong. They have small seating place so perfect for 4-5 people group but not more. The service is quick and staff is nice. Food have a lot of variety and have soup, saute, seasoning all kinds. They have "lobsters", "shrimps" , "sausage" . Price is decent as well. I bought a lot of food for $65, enough food for a week. Spring roll is a bit oily but the seasoning is good!

Niranjana S.

Located in a small store within Eden center, this cute locally owned shop was run by a few individuals and they were all so sweet! They recommended certain items on the menu and were very attentive to each table in the restaurant including us. The food was good and I so was surprised that all of it was vegan!

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Tawnie G.

Ok... #1 BRING CASH! No cards accepted. #2 find the large neon "Saigon West" sign outside of the building to find the entrance. You'll find this in a strip mall of sorts. I say of sorts, because I quite literally just left the United States for the past two hours. I've never seen anything like this in the US... I legit felt like I just got transported back to Asia. It was pretty much the coolest thing I've seen in a while. This restaurant is all vegetarian, but really vegan as well, heavy in tofu options. Only about 3-4 tables, so limited space. But the food was really hot and tasty, especially in such a cold day. Limited English, but when they realized I was trying to check on an allergy, they switched servers to ensure they could help answer my question. They let us eat our meal without interruptions, we stayed for a while, and they were there to help us immediately when needed. The Onnnnly thing I wish is that it was a little cleaner. Saw some bugs, but for the whole experience, just pretend you're legit in Asia and soak it all in.

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Thuy P.

viet vegetarian casual canteen style restaurant. they have vegan mam ruot (fermented fishy sauce) that often accompanies bun rieu, bun bo hue, and bun mam. i'm pleasantly surprised they even serve bun mam! it's rare to find a vietnamese vegan restaurant, let alone for them to offer so many classic vietnamese foods. people seem to come in for more take out orders than eating in. these super nice viet ladies make the food fresh every day. i came in on tuesday morning and my bun bo hue chay took 3mins to bring out to me. i'm so satisfied and cannot wait to introduce this spot to my parents!

Billy T.

In order to access this restaurant, you have to go inside the tiny "mall" that is in the Eden Center. This place is very small and can probably only seat around 15-20 people. Very strong hole-in-the-wall vibes. Unfortunately, it's not one of those hidden gems, in my opinion. I came with someone who had been here before, and we ended up getting one of their dishes in which they give you rice and then a bunch of mixed food on top of it. Everyone ends up with something different. The food itself was quite good, and a lot of the food tasted quite meaty even though this place is vegetarian. However, the food was lukewarm, which really took away from the experience. In addition, they were shooting off firecrackers for New Year's inside the restaurant. They were extremely loud and the firecrackers went on for over a minute when they would shoot them off (which seemed to be at random intervals too).

Marcus D.

Another great meal at this little hidden gem. The staff here are super nice. Last visit it's apparent that they're redecorating the restaurant. Ordered my usual, the broken rice with tofu cake. Fantastic! Comes with a side soup. Also had the garden roll and truly enjoyed it. Perfect with their green tea.

Vegetarian Bun bo hue! Better than the "meat" version
Angela P.

Wow!! Absolutely blown away that this place is 100% vegetarian as the flavors in their food are beyond fantastic! Definitely my new Veggie Eden!! I had (or destroyed rather) their Bun Hue Chay which is a vegetarian version of the Vietnamese Bun Bo Hue beef soup. It had all the beautiful rich intense flavors of the soup without the fat, blood, bones etc they use to make the soup more hearty. All the vegetables in there were so fresh I would believe it if they were harvested that day!! Plus they give you so much food!!! I loved the broth the most - made with hearty mushrooms and carrots with seasoning, perfectly cooked noodles, vegan "ham," lots and lots of herbs and bean sprouts. YUM!!! I crave this soup now almost every day! Do yourself a favor, If you love noodle soups as much as I do, you've gotta give this place in Eden Center a try! Tips: cash only. Parking in private but very busy lot!! They have premade vegetable dishes to go! Very vegetarian and vegan friendly!

#17 bun bi cha gio chay, #3 bi cuon
Leeann J.

It was so hot and all I wanted was cold but zesty vermicelli noodles so I drove out to Eden Center to satiate that craving. I've been going to Eden center for years and had never seen the little hallway/indoor shops where Thanh Van Restaurant is located. I found this restaurant after looking through Yelp and gave it a try, and needless to say, I will absolutely be back. The portions are HUGE, and the food is just...incredible. It's all vegetarian and now I want to bring all of my plant-based friends here to experience the food. It's cash only and be sure to bring extra cash in case any of the hot bar or prepared cold dishes catch your eye!

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Dechen S.

I'd give 10,000 stars if I could. This place is absolutely amazing, the bestttttttttttttt vegetarian Vietnamese food ever. Some of my favorites: Their mixed salad, Open food item, Bun hue noodle soup!!!! (This you have to get) Just love love it

John B.

For context, Eden Center is (unlike DC's sadly limited Chinatown) basically a foreign country. It's not far at all to drive from the District, though the Seven Corners intersections are bizarre. I arrived as a non-novice in vegetarian Vietnamese cuisine; I know what bun hue chay means and I make a pretty good one myself. Nonetheless, the experience was a bit baffling. The people working there spoke limited English (or at least didn't speak much to me), and they had laid out tons of food on the few tables they had as if they were catering for someone. When I got my order of broken rice, I could not discern that it was noticeably "broken" compared to regular rice. The array of shredded tofu, tofu "loaf" and vegetables and sauces still made for an intriguing and tasty meal, and it was fast and cheap. It's a small place, and I'm not going to say it isn't a tad sketch, but it's got good enough food to be worth trying.

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Small restaurant but great vegan food. Is better for a take out, but they are super friendly!

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Nice staff, love vegetarian options. Food can be on the salty side but seems very authentic!

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The Bun Hue Chay is beyond delicious! Tastes home cooked - and with clean ingredients. The service is excellent too.

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Ellie Bird

4.2(309 reviews)
2.0 mi•Falls Church City
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Anniversary | Menu | Vibes…read more Anniversary - We celebrated our wedding anniversary over Sunday brunch, which was a great option with an infant at home. The restaurant was about 50% full when we arrived at 10 a.m., making it relaxed and easygoing. The staff made the occasion feel special with complimentary champagne, an elevated table setting, and a signed anniversary card from the team. Small touches, but they made a big difference. Menu - The menu has a good range while remaining relatively simple and focused. The pairings are clearly well thought out. I had the chicken sandwich with fries and considered substituting the tater tots, but the staff strongly encouraged me to stick with the chef's recommended pairing. They were right. The fries complemented the sandwich well, and I appreciated a staff confident enough in the menu to steer me toward the chef's vision. Vibes - Great ambiance. It's an ideal date spot while somehow remaining very family-friendly. About a quarter of the tables had kids under 10, yet the restaurant never felt loud or chaotic. The finishes and decor are simple but elevated, creating a space that feels special without being overly formal. Pro tip: There's a parking lot across the street, and the restaurant validates parking. Easy and convenient. Pro tip: Get a reservation. I expect this place to become increasingly popular over the next 3-6 months as word gets out about the food, service, and overall experience.

Got the three-course prix fixe for $65 when we got a bit lazy to cook. Generally a good experience…read more The service is good, friendly and knowledgeable about the food. The ambience is a nice modern vibe, great for casual dinner, not too expensive. The food is decent, all up to standard. All perfectly cook with some safe creativity. Nothing that blows your mind but cannot expect that at $65 these days. Greens on toast is nice and refreshing. The citrus salad is good too but nothing too unexpected than it looks. Mains with salmon and pork chop are solid. Not too memorable but happy to eat. Desserts are ok ... but their brunch is more memorable with their pancakes.

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Ellie Bird - The kitchen view. WOW

The kitchen view. WOW

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Takumi - Uni - West Coast on left and Hokkaido on right.

Takumi

4.4(469 reviews)
1.1 mi•Falls Church City
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I just tried this place for the first time and I'm so glad that I did! It's sort of a hole in the…read morewall place but it was super packed and they stayed open past 2pm because it was a holiday. I love that they still serve salad and miso soup with your order. I got the combo roll lunch special and it was definite worth it in my opinion. We did get the wrong order for one of the rolls (originally wanted the spicy scallop) but they made it for us after we let them know. The spicy scallop is to die for. Definitely coming back for that

High quality sushi falls into two tiers: there's the Morimoto/Nobu omakase experiences and then…read morethere's the high quality neighborhood joints with regulars and Takumi and perhaps Yume Sushi falls into the latter in the Falls Church area. If I were to compare them with clothing brands, the top tier restaurants would be akin to Hermès: impeccable, yes, but you're refinancing your apartment just to sit at the counter. Takumi is Ted Baker: genuinely refined, quietly stylish, and doesn't require a second mortgage to appreciate. The fish is flown in fresh daily. There is no cream cheese within a 50-foot radius of this kitchen. No yum yum sauce. No roll named after a questionable life decision. Just pristine fish doing pristine fish things. The menu is tight -- bento boxes, focused apps, nothing that needs a paragraph of explanation. The fried oysters and squid tentacles are mandatory. Non-negotiable. Do not test me on this. Then the subtle flex begins: yuzu, truffle, shiso placed with quiet confidence, mango puree that sounds wrong and tastes right, an Old Bay finish that would make Maryland weep with pride, and a Kalamata olive that has absolutely zero business being this good on a sushi menu -- and yet. This is a kitchen that knows exactly what it's doing and doesn't need your validation. For top tier sushi in Falls Church, go with Takumi if you skew towards traditional, go to Yume if you prefer modern more creative options.

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Takumi - Calamari Pasta with Uni & Quail Egg

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Northside Social Falls Church - Baby Kale and Romaine Caesar Salad + added chicken, so good!

Northside Social Falls Church

3.9(452 reviews)
1.2 mi•Falls Church City
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We walked her from the KP building which is less than a block away. They do not have bagels BUT…read morewhat they have is a great selection of pastries, fruit cups, and POT PIE! The serve IPA like Brooklyn Pilsner, wine, coffee, and tea. Who needs a bagel! The sandwiches: you can choose what bread you want. Let me tell you that the biscuit was buttery greatness (like a southern Grandmother is back there making 'em!). The sandwich was ham with apricot jam. There is a poached egg (perfectly poached by the way!). Delicious!! We also had the caramel apple hand pie. Delicious although I prefer a lighter crust. The coffee cake was HUGE and delicious. I would come again if in the area. If you are here at Kaiser, it really is a good spot to visit.

Sorry, but I just don't get this place. The iced tea is fine. I ordered the Arnold Palmer and…read morereceived an empty cup. Evidently, you're supposed to pour your own. Why bother ordering types of drinks? They have a big jugs of tea and lemonade at the stand. We tried a couple of seasonal menu items. Ordered the ricotta pancakes with peach compote. Usually, the ricotta is baked into the pancakes in the recipes I see. These pancakes were totally dry with a huge wallop of ricotta spread on top with canned peaches on the side. Extremely dry. I had to go to the counter and ask for maple syrup. Still, I would definitely never order this again. The pancakes were not only dry, but also hard. The feta avocado spread with flatbread is spicy. It doesn't say that on the menu. The flatbread is nice, but the spread is a bit too spicy for my taste. At least the staff are friendly. Again, people love this place, I don't. This is the third time I've tried it. I won't be back.

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Chicken breast salad- Northside Social

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Charga

4.6(223 reviews)
2.0 mi
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Had a great experience at Charga. We ordered the tandoori chicken, chickpeas, wings, and the…read moreribeye steak kabab skewer, and everything was absolutely delicious. The food was full of flavor, freshly prepared, and really exceeded our expectations. The ribeye steak skewer and tandoori chicken were especially outstanding. The seating area is small and compact, but the quality and taste of the food more than make up for it. I'd definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for flavorful and satisfying food!

About a 2-2.5: I was excited to check out Charga, as this seems to be a popular spot with the…read morelocals to get their various styles of chicken, momos, and curries. We came here for an early lunch, and we ordered: +a samosa - served with a small cup of chutney +the Chicken Steamed Momos - filled with ground chicken; these were just okay, as it was ginger-forward; seemed to have been slightly oversteamed, and the skins easily ripped +a 1/4 Chicken with 2 Sides - went for the Charga style, all-white meat (this also included the neck, which was a little weird); opted for the chickpeas and the plantains; the chicken was overcooked and super dried out, which made it inedible; the chickpeas were okay, and the plantains were the only enjoyable part of this combo meal +the Boneless Chicken Tikka Kabob Meal - served on top of rice with a side of salad, chickpeas, and a large naan; the kabob was okay, slightly less dry than the quarter chicken; had an off taste to it +and, a Butter Chicken - served with rice and a large naan; this was more tangy and more tikka masala-like; it was thick, creamy, and still enjoyable! The naan was soft and fluffy, and a great complement to the curry Staff and service was friendly; we did request our orders to be free from coriander and cilantro, but items still came topped with the herb; we were able to pick it off, somewhat. There seems to be a constant flow of patrons picking up catering and to-go orders, as well as some deliveries. Providing to-go containers and a brown bag was generous. Parking is available in the small shared strip plaza lot. +Butter Chicken +avoid the Charga chicken +inaccurate orders +parking available

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Charga - Sajji Quarter

Sajji Quarter

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Dieu Huong - vietnamese - Updated October 2026

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