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+ Yummy, filling homey Viet food. + Pleasant ambience. + Good amount of parking & indoor seating. + Helpful staff. . Service speed was okay. - Only one restroom.
Good wholesome comforting food from South Vietnam made fresh to order with love. Bring your family and enjoy their famous Banh Xeo tom or noodles soup dishes prepared with lots and lots of fresh herbs and vegetables. The fish sauce here is well balanced not too sweet or salty and you can add extra lemon juice to adjust accordingly to your taste. Nice clean restaurant and nice clean restroom too. Parking is an issue sometimes but not today. Enjoy all the different flavors from a Vietnamese chef from the Mekong Delta. See you soon.
The menu at La Xanh is tightly curated. You're either getting bún or a bánh xèo. It goes without saying that La Xanh serves a pretty solid bowl of bún riêu ($15). It comes with small vermicelli noodles, fried tofu, pork blood, and shrimp cake. For a dollar extra, you can add escargot. I found the broth to be so flavorful on its own, I didn't add the mắm nêm. The portion is pretty substantial and well worth your money. The bánh xèo tôm thịt ($16) was equally impressive. For one, it's enormous and very shareable. The edges of the bánh were perfectly crispy while the interior had just the right amount of softness. It had a really nice juxtaposition. The filling wasn't overly seasoned, but perfect when you wrap it in the greens and dunk it in the fish sauce. For as busy as it was, the vibes were real chill. Service was attentive and despite the waiting crowd, you didn't feel uneasy or rushed to get through your meal. Highly recommend coming here if you're a fan of either dish.
Recently came here for a quick meal. Parking is limited and tight so neighborhood parking is recommended. Restaurant itself is small but they have a patio for overflow. We ordered the Bun Rieu and Banh Xeo with pork belly to share. Food came out in a timely manner. The Bun Rieu had good flavor. The seafood flavor was just right. Pretty reminiscent of my mom's cooking. As for the Banh Xeo, it was actually pretty large. Super crispy and they make sure to load it with bean sprouts and pork belly. The Banh Xeo complements the fish sauce really well. Only complaint is that this dish is very oily. Towards the end of the meal, the restaurant gave out complimentary che for guests to enjoy. It the perfect way to top off our meal. Overall experience here was good. The food is tasty and reasonably priced. Would definitely come back!
I really enjoyed the Bún Riêu Ốc at La Xanh! I loved it so much that I brought my mom back to try it, and she agreed that it was very flavorful and delicious. The ốc (snails) were especially nice and big, and everything came together really well. The price is also very reasonable for the quality and portion. Definitely a place I'd come back to whenever I'm craving Bún Riêu Ốc!
Had lunch with family, as my parents decided to try a bún riêu place they heard is good--bún riêu is another one of my favorite dishes, a Vietnamese noodle soup made with a tomato-and-crab-based broth, served with rice vermicelli noodles and various toppings known for its savory and tangy flavor profile, which comes from the crab, tomatoes, and shrimp paste, typically garnished with fresh herbs, leafy vegetables, often including other ingredients like pork or tofu. It's hard to find good restaurant made bún riêu, as the ones I've tried fill it with tofu and tomato instead of shrimp/pork which costs more. The broth also tends to be bland. I was impressed by this place for this dish. Main components: Rice vermicelli noodles, a flavorful broth made from tomatoes and crab, and a mixture of crab, pork, and egg often formed into meatballs. Broth: The broth is light yet complex, with a balance of savory and sweet flavors from the pork-based stock, crab, tomatoes, and shrimp paste. Toppings: Common toppings include fresh herbs, leafy vegetables, bean sprouts, and spring onions often flavored at the table with lime wedges and shrimp paste. Bún riêu has several variations depending on the region and chef, and today I tried it with escargot, or óc. I don't care for pork blood but if you do the dish comes with 2 pieces of it. Not bad at all. Relative at our table ordered the bánh xèo but because he's not familiar with Yelp, was disappointed. Authentic Vietnamese diners want the thick batter with turmeric. For American taste like mine, although I did not order or try it I think I would prefer the crepe-like thinness of their bánh xèo here. For dessert they bring out a complimentary little cup of chè (tapioca balls in sweet coconut milk) to finish out the meal. Think I found a place to satiate my bún riêu cravings in the future.
Best Bun Rieu hands down, it's a bit further down the road from the usual little Saigon but I don't mind as it's less hectic! Owner is friendly and even brought our food over the lounge next door so we could watch the soccer World Cup !!
ORDER canh bun (4/5) banh xeo dac biet (3/5) the canh bun was super good! the broth was a little salty, but after adding lime it was perfect. the toppings are very good and they don't skimp. the tofu was my favorite, crispy on the outside and soft in the inside. the banh xeo wasn't the best. it was very crispy, but i didnt like the flavor. they give you complimentary che at the end of your meal :) SERVICE very quick! AMBIANCE the restaurant is relatively small.
1 star regarding the unclean restroom. I noticed there is no complaining reviews regarding their restroom. Totally understand that some people don't have to use it during their dining, but regardless Restaurant Restroom is the one of the biggest concern in unclean restroom, this could spread of E.Coli, more bacteria/ viruses responsible for stomach illnesses. Food poisoning, and gastrointestinal distress. Im not expecting the super clean but at least there is no fungus or green-yellowish on the faucet. This spot is one of my favorite Bun Rieu, this place is small like little hidden gem. I like it a lot that's why I went back again. At first visit, I didn't get to use their restroom, but this time I brought my whole family to enjoy the foods there. Surprisingly, their restroom and the outside sink where you can wash your hands, are very dirty. This must be a red flag to not coming back here. They should focus on the cleaning it. It's very disgusting, not just that while eating there was a lady holding puppy walking in to restaurant for her to go order, during the wait she rested her puppy from one to another table. The restaurant owner should have put the sign, (no animal allowed) ..we didn't get to finish the foods, so we packed for to go, at home we found green rubber ban inside the food. We tossed it all. Not considering coming back .. !
Legit 5 stars. You only come here to get two things: 1) when you crave Bun Rieu (get it with OC) Or 2) banh xeo This last time I just had bun Rieu. Flavorful, pork blood was delicious, and right ratio of meat to broth to noodle.
I decided to try this restaurant out after watching a YouTuber dining here. It's a tiny restaurant with less than a dozen tables but it was totally full when I walked in right after the rush lunch hour. There are also a few tables out in the patio. Ordered the house special and what everyone was raving about, "bun rieu". It took a while to get the order but it was worth it because it was so good. The soup was piping hot and so perfectly seasoned. The crab & shrimp cake that comes with it was so flavorful. The little pieces of fried tofu were perfectly fried to golden on the outside but still very soft on the inside. And to top it off, theres a small complementary cheese cup of dessert at the end. A completely delicious meal. Note: the area is questionable so I wouldn't recommend going there by yourself in the evening if you're a woman. Parking is also limited. I almost left and fortunately I spotted someone leaving and waited for their spot.
Food delicious. Service quick. Small and unassuming plaza off first. Only knock is that it is not opened during traditional dinner hours (closing at 5), which limits accessibility to quite a few people. The canh bun doesn't default whit oyster so you have to ask! The banh xeo is bigger and better than quan mii!
La Xanh means Green Leaf. It's a little hole in the wall restaurant with a very specialized Southern Vietnamese menu. They offer banh xeo (Vietnamese crepes) and noodle soup bun dishes like bun nuoc leo (lightly fermented fish soup) and bun rieu (crab soup). They also have a couple of rice and noodle dishes. No frills, fast in and out service. You get a large helping of green leaf salad with the meal. We ordered the shaken beef noodle and the bun nuoc leo. It leans a bit sweet, which is the southern Vietnamese style and is very nostalgic. The food taste is average, but my mom is a big fan of the bun nuoc leo. At the end of the meal , we also got a small serving of corn che, a dessert. Casual. Parking can be difficult but there is a neighborhood behind the center that has parking. Please come and create your own experience.
2 months ago
What a hidden gem. One of friends told us about this place. If you're looking for authentic Bún Riêu, this place is definitely worth a visit. The broth is rich, flavorful, and tastes homemade with just the right balance of tangy tomato and savory crab flavor. The ingredients are fresh and high quality, and they don't skimp on the toppings. I especially loved the generous selection of fresh vegetables and herbs that came with the soup--it really elevated the entire meal. At $15, it's an excellent value for the quality and portion you receive. It's a small, humble family-run shop, and those are exactly the kinds of local businesses I enjoy supporting. Highly recommended if you're craving authentic Vietnamese comfort food. I'll definitely be back! read more
4 days ago
Not a bad spot for bun rieu, although the texture of the shrimp/crab paste wasn't really the texture that I typically like (I like it more like meatball style, but here it's more of a soft spongy texture, if that makes sense). The banh xeo was really good though. It was huge and crispy around the edges but also a little soft in the center where the fillings are, exactly how I like! Last time I was here, I also tried the bo luc lac and remember that being really good too. read more
19 days ago
Tried the bún riêu here, but unfortunately it was disappointing. The broth had a very strong MSG-like taste. The toppings were quite limited, and the fried tofu was hardened . The lime and vegetables did not taste fresh either. There were also a lot of flies around the dining area, which made the experience uncomfortable. I won't be coming back. read more
Good wholesome comforting food from South Vietnam made fresh to order with love. Bring your family and enjoy their famous Banh Xeo tom or noodles soup dishes prepared with lots and lots of fresh herbs and vegetables. The fish sauce here is well balanced not too sweet or salty and you can add extra lemon juice to adjust accordingly to your taste. Nice clean restaurant and nice clean restroom too. Parking is an issue sometimes but not today. Enjoy all the different flavors from a Vietnamese chef from the Mekong Delta. See you soon. read more
The menu at La Xanh is tightly curated. You're either getting bún or a bánh xèo. It goes without saying that La Xanh serves a pretty solid bowl of bún riêu ($15). It comes with small vermicelli noodles, fried tofu, pork blood, and shrimp cake. For a dollar extra, you can add escargot. I found the broth to be so flavorful on its own, I didn't add the mắm nêm. The portion is pretty substantial and well worth your money. The bánh xèo tôm thịt ($16) was equally impressive. For one, it's enormous and very shareable. The edges of the bánh were perfectly crispy while the interior had just the right amount of softness. It had a really nice juxtaposition. The filling wasn't overly seasoned, but perfect when you wrap it in the greens and dunk it in the fish sauce. For as busy as it was, the vibes were real chill. Service was attentive and despite the waiting crowd, you didn't feel uneasy or rushed to get through your meal. Highly recommend coming here if you're a fan of either dish. read more
Recently came here for a quick meal. Parking is limited and tight so neighborhood parking is recommended. Restaurant itself is small but they have a patio for overflow. We ordered the Bun Rieu and Banh Xeo with pork belly to share. Food came out in a timely manner. The Bun Rieu had good flavor. The seafood flavor was just right. Pretty reminiscent of my mom's cooking. As for the Banh Xeo, it was actually pretty large. Super crispy and they make sure to load it with bean sprouts and pork belly. The Banh Xeo complements the fish sauce really well. Only complaint is that this dish is very oily. Towards the end of the meal, the restaurant gave out complimentary che for guests to enjoy. It the perfect way to top off our meal. Overall experience here was good. The food is tasty and reasonably priced. Would definitely come back! read more
2 months ago
I really enjoyed the Bún Riêu Ốc at La Xanh! I loved it so much that I brought my mom back to try it, and she agreed that it was very flavorful and delicious. The ốc (snails) were especially nice and big, and everything came together really well. The price is also very reasonable for the quality and portion. Definitely a place I'd come back to whenever I'm craving Bún Riêu Ốc! read more
Had lunch with family, as my parents decided to try a bún riêu place they heard is good--bún riêu is another one of my favorite dishes, a Vietnamese noodle soup made with a tomato-and-crab-based broth, served with rice vermicelli noodles and various toppings known for its savory and tangy flavor profile, which comes from the crab, tomatoes, and shrimp paste, typically garnished with fresh herbs, leafy vegetables, often including other ingredients like pork or tofu. It's hard to find good restaurant made bún riêu, as the ones I've tried fill it with tofu and tomato instead of shrimp/pork which costs more. The broth also tends to be bland. I was impressed by this place for this dish. Main components: Rice vermicelli noodles, a flavorful broth made from tomatoes and crab, and a mixture of crab, pork, and egg often formed into meatballs. Broth: The broth is light yet complex, with a balance of savory and sweet flavors from the pork-based stock, crab, tomatoes, and shrimp paste. Toppings: Common toppings include fresh herbs, leafy vegetables, bean sprouts, and spring onions often flavored at the table with lime wedges and shrimp paste. Bún riêu has several variations depending on the region and chef, and today I tried it with escargot, or óc. I don't care for pork blood but if you do the dish comes with 2 pieces of it. Not bad at all. Relative at our table ordered the bánh xèo but because he's not familiar with Yelp, was disappointed. Authentic Vietnamese diners want the thick batter with turmeric. For American taste like mine, although I did not order or try it I think I would prefer the crepe-like thinness of their bánh xèo here. For dessert they bring out a complimentary little cup of chè (tapioca balls in sweet coconut milk) to finish out the meal. Think I found a place to satiate my bún riêu cravings in the future. read more
30 days ago
4 months ago
Best Bun Rieu hands down, it's a bit further down the road from the usual little Saigon but I don't mind as it's less hectic! Owner is friendly and even brought our food over the lounge next door so we could watch the soccer World Cup !! read more
ORDER canh bun (4/5) banh xeo dac biet (3/5) the canh bun was super good! the broth was a little salty, but after adding lime it was perfect. the toppings are very good and they don't skimp. the tofu was my favorite, crispy on the outside and soft in the inside. the banh xeo wasn't the best. it was very crispy, but i didnt like the flavor. they give you complimentary che at the end of your meal :) SERVICE very quick! AMBIANCE the restaurant is relatively small. read more
1 star regarding the unclean restroom. I noticed there is no complaining reviews regarding their restroom. Totally understand that some people don't have to use it during their dining, but regardless Restaurant Restroom is the one of the biggest concern in unclean restroom, this could spread of E.Coli, more bacteria/ viruses responsible for stomach illnesses. Food poisoning, and gastrointestinal distress. Im not expecting the super clean but at least there is no fungus or green-yellowish on the faucet. This spot is one of my favorite Bun Rieu, this place is small like little hidden gem. I like it a lot that's why I went back again. At first visit, I didn't get to use their restroom, but this time I brought my whole family to enjoy the foods there. Surprisingly, their restroom and the outside sink where you can wash your hands, are very dirty. This must be a red flag to not coming back here. They should focus on the cleaning it. It's very disgusting, not just that while eating there was a lady holding puppy walking in to restaurant for her to go order, during the wait she rested her puppy from one to another table. The restaurant owner should have put the sign, (no animal allowed) ..we didn't get to finish the foods, so we packed for to go, at home we found green rubber ban inside the food. We tossed it all. Not considering coming back .. ! read more
Legit 5 stars. You only come here to get two things: 1) when you crave Bun Rieu (get it with OC) Or 2) banh xeo This last time I just had bun Rieu. Flavorful, pork blood was delicious, and right ratio of meat to broth to noodle. read more
I decided to try this restaurant out after watching a YouTuber dining here. It's a tiny restaurant with less than a dozen tables but it was totally full when I walked in right after the rush lunch hour. There are also a few tables out in the patio. Ordered the house special and what everyone was raving about, "bun rieu". It took a while to get the order but it was worth it because it was so good. The soup was piping hot and so perfectly seasoned. The crab & shrimp cake that comes with it was so flavorful. The little pieces of fried tofu were perfectly fried to golden on the outside but still very soft on the inside. And to top it off, theres a small complementary cheese cup of dessert at the end. A completely delicious meal. Note: the area is questionable so I wouldn't recommend going there by yourself in the evening if you're a woman. Parking is also limited. I almost left and fortunately I spotted someone leaving and waited for their spot. read more
Food delicious. Service quick. Small and unassuming plaza off first. Only knock is that it is not opened during traditional dinner hours (closing at 5), which limits accessibility to quite a few people. The canh bun doesn't default whit oyster so you have to ask! The banh xeo is bigger and better than quan mii! read more
La Xanh means Green Leaf. It's a little hole in the wall restaurant with a very specialized Southern Vietnamese menu. They offer banh xeo (Vietnamese crepes) and noodle soup bun dishes like bun nuoc leo (lightly fermented fish soup) and bun rieu (crab soup). They also have a couple of rice and noodle dishes. No frills, fast in and out service. You get a large helping of green leaf salad with the meal. We ordered the shaken beef noodle and the bun nuoc leo. It leans a bit sweet, which is the southern Vietnamese style and is very nostalgic. The food taste is average, but my mom is a big fan of the bun nuoc leo. At the end of the meal , we also got a small serving of corn che, a dessert. Casual. Parking can be difficult but there is a neighborhood behind the center that has parking. Please come and create your own experience. read more
1 year ago
My favorite Vietnamese noodle soup is Bun Rieu and this place I will have to say has one of the best Bun Rieu I've ever had and I understand why the lines are so long! Our server was so quick to help us out and made sure we were seated right away even though it was a small restaurant with limited seating and extremely busy. I can't wait to be back to get the Bun Rieu again! read more
8 months ago
8 months ago
The bún riêu has a rich yet light broth, with fragrant, creamy crab paste and generous toppings. Fresh herbs add great balance to the bowl. The bánh xèo is a standout -- golden, crispy, and not greasy. The filling is generous with fresh shrimp, pork, and bean sprouts, and it pairs perfectly with the well-balanced fish sauce. Clean space, friendly service, and reasonable prices. Definitely worth a visit. read more
3 months ago
overall score: B- order: banh xeo dac biet (3/5) the banh xeo had some sort of weird flavor that i always tasted each bite, kinda like a cracker which i didn't really like. the banh xeo was really big though and the fish sauce was good. service: service was good, we were seated quickly and food came out quick. ambiance: the store is pretty small but clean. parking shouldn't be an issue as well. read more
8 months ago
Wonderful staffs delicious bún riêu canh bún or bánh xèo...best in town...3 words *Ngon Hết Sảy*... read more
4 months ago
5 months ago
This was my first time trying La Xanh and my whole family was wondering how come we never tried this place yet in the past. It is in a pretty small plaza with very limited parking, next to Huong Restaurant (Quan Huong) plaza.. But they are at the corner to a small residential street so maybe you can do street parking. They have a nice outdoor patio with about 6 square tables and they covered it pretty well so it is not dusty or that noisy at all.. Actually, I preferred sitting in the patio because the inside is pretty small, maybe also 6 tables.. The food and service here are pretty good! Service was fast and very friendly. The owner is super friendly and he was so nice! Food came out pretty quick. We got Banh Xeo, bun Rieu, and Com bo luc lac (Shaken beef). Like many Yelpers said, the Bun Rieu here is pretty flavorful and solid. I think this might be my new favorite place for Bun Rieu. The bowl is big and is packed wit tons of flavor. They ground/crushed fresh red chilies are pretty spicy! But it's so good...We got the Shake Beef togo and they packed a big portion. The place is also pretty clean and they take CCs. Highly recommend!! read more
1 year ago
Parking - Very small lot.. 5/5 Perfect Bun Rieu Oc This place specializes in bun Rieu as it was a packed house during early am. You get a sweet dipping fish sauce which goes well with the escargot and tofu. The crab paste pieces were huge! Broth wasn't lacking at all. Free( che) salty sweet bean dessert per order. read more
7 months ago
First time at this restaurant and was very impressed. I was seated quickly and had outstanding service. Ordered the shaken beef with rice and it was the best I've eaten. Highly recommend trying this hidden gem. read more
Highly recommend the bun rieu oc. Noodle soup came out piping hot. The condiments included a plate of veggies, and stinky fish paste, delicious. The container of chili is spicy so it gave it a good kick. The waiter recommended against the banh xeo because it takes awhile to be served. It looked quite large and crispy when it was delivered to other tables. The service is expected for a small Asian restaurant. Was originally seated in the patio but in this chilly day, it was too cold so we switched to inside seating, no issue. Not a large place so wait is expected. Didn't wait too long this Sunday lunch. Parking is quite limited with possible parking in a nearby residential area. read more
1 year ago
Fresh, authentic and tasty. Their bún riêu ốc is on fleek. One of the best spot in little Saigon. The portion is generous. The quality of the food is top notch. The restaurant is clean and service is efficient. Highly recommended if you haven't given it a try. read more
9 months ago
1 year ago
This place is very well known for its delicious, tasty Bún Riêu and Canh Bún. The large bowl is full of white noodles and numerous other ingredients. The broth is hot and tasty. It is always crowded inside so you have to add your name and number of guesses on the waiting list at the front door. Parking spaces are scarce so be patient. You won't disappoint! read more
Easily the best bun rieu I've tried in Little Saigon. Big portions, so you can share it. I also think their banh xeo is pretty darn good, although they didn't cook the sprouts enough the last time I got it. I wish they would stay open for dinner, but sadly they close at 5pm. read more
Server recommended Canh Bún as their most popular item. So I ordered that and a Banh Xeo Tom Thit. I thought the bun was average. To be fair I've never been a fan of Canh Bún. I'm more of a Bun Rieu girl. The Banh Xeo was thin, crispy and ginormous. So big it would only fit in a party tray. Down side, it gave me heart burn. Too oily. There was free che dessert. read more
11 months ago
2 years ago
This is a solid and great spot for bun rieu! The broth is rich and so flavorful! I love the fresh herbs and chilli paste they provide. It was a full house when I arrived, but service was quick and the food came out shortly afterwards! Definitely coming back here for more soon! read more
2 years ago
I don't like the price here. A little bit pricey. You can go to different restaurant, has same food with good price. Just 1 time. I will never come back. read more
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