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Lotus Pepper

4.4 (107 reviews)
InexpensiveVietnamese
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Moderate noise
Good for kids
Dogs allowed
Outdoor seating

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Maisune E.

this banh mi was everything and more, such crunchy soft bread, delicious house made mayo, well seasoned beef, and fresh vegetables. sooo comforting on the rainy evening that i got it, i ate it standing up in my kitchen because i couldn't make it to the table. the service was kind and swift. the inside looks very serene, i want to return to dine in and try their other dishes. this was a great takeout experience.

Billy S.

Stopped into Lotus Pepper for lunch the other day and loved it! I had the Bahn Mi and my partner had the vermicelli bowl. Both were packed with flavor. The bread was absolutely perfect on the Bahn Mi- pleasantry crispy on the outside but nice and soft on the inside. We both also got their house made lime soda, which was fantastic. The inside of the restaurant is beautiful. Tastefully decorated and a very inviting atmosphere. The service was great too- ordering was a breeze and our food came out in a flash. We will definitely be back to try some of their other food.

Summer rolls - shrimp and peanut sauce
Katie L.

I ordered on Uber Eats and was so happy with everything. A Saturday night order came as placed and on time. Every item was cooked perfectly and still Warm upon delivery. (See photos) I would definitely order here again.

Lemongrass Chicken Vermicelli bowl
Jackie D.

Some quality food on the convenience of Hope St. The Lemongrass Chicken vermicelli bowl was quite refreshing with the fresh herbs and fragrant chicken, while the tofu banh mi had a nice piece of tofu inside a crispy banh mi baguette. My only point of critique is I wish there was more food for their price point. I am used to paying $6-8 for a banh mi in CA and having more vermicelli noodles in a $15 bowl. Overall it's good, but I will only go back after I receive a paycheck for a treat!

Vietnamese Iced Coffee
Jin S.

RI was in need of an authentic Vietnamese restaurant and Lotus Pepper delivered! Their location is right on Hope Street in Providence with a red and white theme. The exterior of the building is white bricks and very easy to spot. The inside is clean with quick grab and go items that you can either take out or sit down and eat. They have a variety of Banh Mi (Vietnamese sandwiches), noodle bowls and rice dishes, apps, and drinks. Service was quick. I highly recommend the Vietnamese iced coffee. It is Vietnamese coffee with sweet condensed milk. You can also substitute the condensed milk for oat milk if you prefer.

Rose Q.

I had a lot of expectations maybe that's why I didn't like it as I wanted to. The table was super sticky. My blouse was stick to the table and I had to pull it off from it with some force. My advice is don't put your elbows on the table. The food was okay, I think the rice was better than noodles. It is very bright and pretty inside, given a organic cafe style. But the paper bowls and plastic folks and spoons totally ruined the vibe. Very friendly people there. It will be a good spot to take out.

Bahn mi with beef
Ava M.

Lotus Pepper is an excellent spot for a lunchtime bite or an easy and healthy dinner! Location wise, LP is conveniently located on Hope St, which makes it an easy spot to walk to. If you struggle to find parking on Hope street, there are often spots along the sides streets that are available. Inside, customers order at the counter and can choose to take their food to-go, or sit at a table and eat in the business. Inside, the dining area is sparse and clean, and there are always plenty of napkins, forks, chop sticks, chili sauces, and water available at the counter for self-service. As far as food, I can vouch for the bowls, bahn mi, and appetizers! All are delicious. What I like about the vermicelli bowl in particular is the breadth of textures and flavors in one meal: the glass noodles are thin and chewy, while the thinly sliced carrots, cucumbers, and bean sprouts add the perfect crunch factor. Couple this with thin sliced sautéed meat, and handfuls of fresh herbs, and you simply cannot go wrong. A whole bowl is filling enough for a dinner, while remaining light enough to eat for lunch. In addition, the dumplings, spring rolls, and fresh rolls are wonderful to share as an appetizer, or enjoy as a personal snack! Prices are very fair, and the service has always been prompt and professional.

Tofu vermicelli bowl
Suwin C.

This place can be summed up in one word--fresh! The food is so tasty, bright, and healthy that we wish we lived closer so we could eat here every day. Our go to favorites are the vermicelli bowls but after seeing other reviews we will be trying the bahn mi sandwiches next time. Love the new space and the excellent customer service!

Vietnamese iced coffee
Kristen S.

I don't know much about Vietnamese food but everything was good. I had my first Vietnamese iced coffee which was the highlight . Strong coffee taste and not overly sweet. Yum! Ordered a bunch of stuff to go. Shrimp summer rolls and a salad bowl with lemongrass chicken for me. Fried pork dumplings and a spicy pork banh mi sandwich for hubby. The summer rolls and salad bowl were all delicious and fresh. Hubby liked the flavor of his sandwich. Dumplings were not anything special. Wouldn't go out of my way to come back but would stop by if I was in the area.

Bahn mi, Thai tea, spring rolls

Super sweet staff and delicious Bahn mi. House made chili oil is fire. Super recommend this place. Thai tea is always good. Love supporting small business.

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Best Bahn Mi in PVD (I have had the chicken & the pork). Cute inside. Friendly staff.

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Great food, good portion size, and reasonable pricing. One of my go to spots on the east side.

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Decent Vietnamese food. Tasty and moderately priced. Banh MI sandwiches make this more than just an "ordinary" Aisan restaurant.

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Excellent food and service. We love the atmosphere. The food is extremely fresh. ..............

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Went here for the Roger Williams food truck night and it has become my favorite truck to go to! Absolutely love the Bahn Mi with pork!

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Best food truck on campus! I eat here at least twice a week and never get tired of it. Try the pork rice set!

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