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Viet Street

3.6 (167 reviews)
Open • 9:30 am - 9:30 pm

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VIET STREET ATMOSPHERE

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for groups
Outdoor seating

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Eliza L.

Haven't been back here for awhile. I order the avocado Durian Smoothie $7.50 4/5 stars. It was alittle on the sweet side but you can taste the durian. I tried Son order strawberry banana smoothies $7.25 3.5/5 stars and my daughter order the strawberry fruit slushie 4/5 stars $6.50. We order some snacks to go. Crispy Butter Quaiks Butter $8.50 4/5 stars. Fried chicken gizzards $7.00 4/5 stars. Fried fish balls $7.00 4/5 stars. Fried cheese sticks $7.00 3.5 stars. And Fried chicken feet $8.25 3.5/5 stars. The snacks are pretty decent.

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Nguyen G.

Tôi thích nhất bánh tráng trộn và bánh tráng nướng ở đây. Nhân viên phục vụ trẻ trung và vui tính Không gian quán nhỏ nhắn, được trang trí rất cute, và mở nhạc Việt rất hay My absolute favorites here are the bánh tráng trộn and bánh tráng nướng. The staff is young, energetic, and super friendly. The place is cozy with such cute decor, and they play great Vietnamese music!

Coconut smoothie
AnaLilia G.

Not worth it! Overpriced and small portions! Corn dog $6 and cheese didn't even melt inside, small and bland The garlic fries $6 and small portion is ridiculous The drinks are ok, nothing new! Won't be back Service is good and ambiance is chill

Sticky rice
Gina N.

Cute Spot for a quick Grab and Go Snack/drink. I decided to make a quick stop and I'm glad that I did. The space is a quaint hole in the wall that serves authentic Vietnamese snacks. I ordered the Combination Sticky Rice to which I really enjoyed. It reminded of my mother's cooking and could've been even better if there was more siracha. I also ordered the jasmine milk tea to go with the food. Unfortunately, I was not a fan. The drink was quite sweet despite being half sugar and was extremely grainy. Service was quick and easy and my order came out relatively fast. Overall, i enjoyed the food and there's room for improvement for the drinks.

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Robert Z.

Came by as part of my whirlwind exploration of the Hong Kong City Mall. Its a small, casual drink and Viet small bites shop along the outside of the HKCM. The cashier was pleasant and patient as I tried to look through their menu. Sadly, they were out of avocados so I couldn't get an avocado smoothie. I ended up getting the pennyworth and coconut drink, which in the picture looked like a coconut milk based drink. It was actual coconut blended into a pennyworth drink so that was a bit of a second letdown. The drink itself was alright, nothing amazing and more pricey than some other options around the area. It also wasn't very cold, which would have helped in this Houston heat and humidity. All in all, I found this to be a pretty meh spot but it could easily have been what I ordered. I'll have to come back another time to see if their other drinks or small bites are better!

Fresh milk with boba

I haven't been back for few years because I do not live close to them anymore, plus there are so many new places open so I totally forgot about them. Have a chance to stop by today and I have to say that their drinks never disappoint me. They are supper yummy not only just from the looks in the menu but also the taste and everything is so perfect. I like that their milk teas are not too sweet and I always get to taste the tea. Some other places their milk teas are just too sweet for me and i cant taste any tea in their just. Just straight sugar and milk. Their employees are also sweet! They have new decorations for the Lunar New Year and its so pretty.

Viona C.

Cute little shop for your coffee, boba and snack runs. They have a lot of backdrops that make the store very instagram worthy. Saw a lot of street food like banh trang, bo bia, etc; all were premade and packaged for you to grab and go. It looked like they had certain snacks (mainly fried food) made to order though. Ordered a bac xiu, which was good but definitely a lot sweeter and creamier than a normal one. Like most boba spots, you just order and they give you a beeper to alert you when your drank is ready. Overall, a promising and solid spot.

Vincent L.

Great little boba spot in the Hồng Kông 4 plaza. Colorful yellow decor and multiple instagram worthy aesthetics. Lines were out the door, but got our orders within 5 minutes. They have a great variety of selections and I order their viet street coffee. Very rich and strong coffee. Reminded me of regular cafe sửa da, however a little more whipped, creamy, and sweet. Would totally order again.

Bò bía
Long N.

Very clean little place that offers a wide range of drinks and street foods. I got the artichoke with basil.seeds and something else for my drink and I wish the artichoke taste had come up more strongly. For foods . Bap xao was good . Bo bia was ok but the sauce needed more flavor . Banh tran cuon: this was my favorite as it had a good balance of flavors (even the sauce) overall

Jun L.

Cute and authentic place to have Vietnamese street food, boba, and study! A hidden gem, Viet Street is your one stop for all Vietnamese street food. This place was recommended to me by a friend, and I was happy to find that their food is both affordable and generous in portions. We ordered the fried rice paper dish, which was light, crispy, and fresh. The sauce bar that they leave out was very helpful as well, and we did help ourselves to customizing our food. I also love how they provide bowls on the side for people to split their food. The service was okay. It's a cafe style place, so there isn't much to be waited on. The guy who took our order was okay, but that's really all you need for small cafes like this. The area was clean, provided fresh water for guests, and a cheery environment. I definitely will be coming back!

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Tudon M.

The drinks were pretty average and a bit overpriced. The service wasn't bad and the barista was helpful navigating the menu. The space had no ac and had a temporary unit blowing air.

rotten yogurt

Really disappointed. I picked up some yogurt here and when I opened it, the surface looked grainy with off white bubbles. It smelled a bit strange, but I second guessed myself and tried a small taste. Unfortunately, it was clearly spoiled. I actually had stomach issues after trying their rice paper salad a while ago, but didn't connect the dots until now. This experience makes me seriously question their food handling and freshness standards. I won't be returning.

03.Viet Street Style Coffee- Viet Street Bạc Xiu
Jenna H.

I love their cafe bac xiu, I like my coffees more creamy and sweet. Their snacks here are also really good like the banh trang nuong or banh trang cuon. At the front of the cashier, theres some packaged snacks if you're interested in that. I've had it one of the banh trang with muoi ot before and it was really good.

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Went there twice on my trip. Great boba tea and snacking việt street foods. Hat luu boba tea was addictive, not too sweet & refreshing.

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Yummy food and cute decorations inside. It was a very nice place to hang out with yummy food. Definitely will come back

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