Located in front of the Supermarket. Parked on the Valley Blvd…read more When I saw people waiting for this truck, I had to try whatever they were selling. I was so pleasantly surprised by their Cold Noodles, that I took their Liang Pi to go. Jane and her husband have been in business for 8 years and they know their flavors. It works! What a nice surprise. So glad I tried this Food Truck out!

Really authentic Shaanxi food! The cold noodles and burger were both delicious. Would highly…read morerecommend.

A great place to order traditions burmese food from! There aren't too many places locally that…read morecater to this type of food and glad I found it! Deliciously made noodles. All broths, sauces and pickled vegetables are done in house! Ordered the pork rib rice noodle soup and biriyanni chicken rice and it is . Perfect for the chilly winter weeks and a change of taste! Check out this small local spot for to go entrees! Text owner Nancy for orders!

Thought I should update my reviews from over 11 years ago since a lot has changed. I stop coming…read morehere over the years because many times I walked by their sign always say closed. The few times I did catch them. I came in for their shaved snow. The difference between shaved snow and shaved ice is the snow has a softer fluffier consistency and melts in your mouth like cream. Shaved ice is essentially crushed ice into small pieces. I usually get the mango set, but if mangoes aren't in season, it can get very tart. My last one was very sweet. It's a nice cooling dessert for the over 100 degree LA heat. Be prepared, they are often out of many items, so even though it's on their menu, it may not be available. They're usually not busy so seating is not a problem. I haven't tried their lunch menu for a long time but plan to go back and will update my review afterwards. * Shared parking lot in a plaza. Tucked in the corner right next to Dollar Tree.

Spiceology is a family owned mom and pop Taiwanese restaurant that serves delicious and affordable…read moreTaiwanese bento boxes. This place was packed on a Monday surprisingly. An hour into opening, we waited for about 30 min to get our food. I definitely recommend calling it in. We got the popcorn chicken rice and pork chop rice and it was only $12 each. You never see these prices anywhere anymore especially with a combo deal like this. Come during lunch time on a weekday and you'll also get a free tea as well! Everything was also very yummy. Popcorn chicken had really good flavor and had a nice crunch. The pork chop on the other hand was seasoned well but I wish it was a bit more crispy. I love the veggies that come with it too. Well balanced in all the macros. Overall, this is such a good place to hit up for your Taiwanese fix. Worth it for the price, flavor, and serving size!

Someone's auntie should be fired for this! Why did they pack my plate like they expected me to…read morefeed a family? Maybe she thought I was cute and decided to hook it up. Maybe she saw me asking about every dish on the menu and took that as a challenge. I'll never know... but one thing's for sure...definitely got my money's worth. No complaints here!

Back when I initially came to LA, I used to come to Kang Kang Food Court in alhambra for their pan…read morefried shen zheng baos. They are tasty in their own rite, with the provided vinegar. This place is definitely a hole in the wall, and as is with the temple city location which is newer, time is definitely wearing down this place so it looks much like the alhambra location. Nothing wrong with that though. Service is pretty hit or miss as others mention. I've had rude workers answer the phone and/or scowl at me in person which makes me not to come back. However, this time, a nice lady took down my simple order of baos and when I arrived, they were ready. Pricing wise, I will say they are aggressively raising their prices. Back in 2008, these were $6 dollars for 8 of them! Now, they are $16 dollars which is pretty steep at $2 dollars each. (16/8 = 2). For those who checked out my review of the near by phoenix food boutique, this is definitely one of those spots where they are definitely taking advantage of raising prices every few months. I wish them luck, but I will likely seldomly come back for these.

I found this truck today in front of LACMA Museum mid wilshire district...and nice to see the…read moreuncommon Vietnamese truck there. I had crispy shrimps in noodles which is very good, not greasy. The portion size could be larger with more than 6 shrimps but for $11 it is reasonable. Service was B level. They are definitely worth a repeat visit.

The food here is decent! Prices are reasonable, and it's always a plus when it comes out piping…read morehot. They serve standard Vietnamese dishes that you'll find everywhere, and you'll get exactly what you expect. I'm partial to the BBQ pork here, and whether you get it in a banh mi, over rice, or even with noodles, you won't be disappointed. It was tender, flavorful and smokey. Their egg rolls are also pretty good as well.

I've been searching for a place that serves fresh, hot tofu pudding for quite a while, and VP Tofu…read more(Vĩnh Phong) definitely satisfied that craving. The pandan tofu pudding with coconut was the standout. The tofu was incredibly silky, smooth, and delicate, while the coconut added just the right amount of richness without overpowering it. I also had the original tofu pudding, which was enjoyable, but I think it could be even better. The ginger syrup could use a thicker consistency and a much bolder ginger flavor to give it that warm, spicy kick that makes traditional tofu pudding so comforting. The line moved quickly, and once you reached the counter, my order was ready in less than two minutes. The operation is efficient, making it an easy stop even during busier times. One thing to keep in mind: this is takeout only, so don't expect indoor seating or a place to hang out. Overall, if you're craving fresh tofu pudding, VP Tofu is absolutely worth the stop. The pandan version alone is reason enough to come back, and with just a little more punch in the ginger syrup, the original would be outstanding.

Background On Visit: Wanted to drink some soy milk before playing pickleball at Bella Vista…read moreElementary School. Credit Cards: Not sure if they're accepted. They do accept Zelle. Location/Parking: Located in a small strip mall on the NW corner of Atlantic Blvd. and W. Newmark Ave.. Limited parking can be found in the shared lot, but you can find some on Newmark Ave.. Ambiance/Decor: Small little shop. If there's a lot of people inside, you'll have to wait outside until the line gets shorter. It's 100% take out. Service: Service was good. Thought the person behind the register was friendly and patient with me. They ran out of unsweetened pandan soymilk. :( Drink Of Choice: Got the pandan and black sesame. I thought they quite good. I did taste the subtle distinct flavors. VP Tofu For Thought: Wouldn't mind coming back to get more pandan or black sesame. Perhaps next time when I patronize the shop, they'll have the unsweetened version of the pandan.

My family has been coming to here for over 20 years, and it's still one of our favorite local…read morespots. It's definitely a hidden gem that deserves more recognition! The parking lot is pretty small, and it's gotten even busier since Da vien Coffee opened next door, but it's absolutely worth the stop if you're in the area grabbing a coffee. My go-to order is the banh mi dac biet on the small fat loaf of bread. One tip I always recommend is asking for the pickled vegetables, cilantro, and chilies on the side in a separate bag. That way, the banh mi stays perfectly crispy on the drive home instead of getting soggy and you can customize each bite exactly how you like it. I've tried a lot of banh mi over the year and this place continues to be one of my favorites. Fresh ingredients, crispy bread, and consistently delicious every time. If you're already visiting Da Vien Coffee, do yourself a favor and don't miss this spot! (tip bring cash but they also accept zelle)

- Cash or Zelle only - Small parking lot…read more- more for like a grab and go, not necessarily a sit down space My fiance went in and grabbed us a charbroiled pork banh mi and he said it looks like they're baking fresh bread all day & it smells like freshly baked bread when you walk in. We hadn't had banh mis in so long, so our first taste back with Banh Mi Hue Thai was so good! Everything was fresh and affordable.

Banh Mi My Tho is a SGV staple! I remember when it was just the Alhambra location, but it's good to…read moresee that they've expanded to three locations now. This is my first time at this location and I ordered the #1 Special Cold Cut, which is my usual go-to order for Banh Mi. I also got a Vietnamese Iced Coffee. The Banh Mi was just as tasty as I remember, I like how their bread is crispy and fluffy on the inside. The Iced Coffee is strong and not super sweet, it's just how Vietnamese coffee should be. Prices are very fair and they got my order out quickly! If you're looking for a Banh Mi spot in the SGV, definitely have Banh Mi My Tho on the top of the list of spots to visit.

Sid we truly just happen to visit on a really really bad day again? Thought we'd give this…read morelocation another try years later - no good. Alhambra original location is still worth the drive, th wait, and cash only situation. The Alhambra location is still our favorite banh mi place since childhood. This place has good ingredients but missing original location's seasoning on things. $4 Meatball - SO thinks it's not griller or cooked enough and missing more taste . No slight crispy texture. Was more like a microwaved version? Eggrolls were fresh. Not bad. $1.25 each. $7.50 Broken Rice Plate to go. It was whatever's. But for $7.50, maybe not expecting so much? $7.50 each banh mi. We got #1 grilled pork special and #8 Cold Cut. Our usuals at most banh mi places. Felt like we were just eating tasteless stuffed bread, or corrections: sour pickled stuff bread. There was meat and looks like pate, all the ingredients but no taste? The meats, the bread didn't even have taste, so weird. Bread was stale too. Banh mi my tho isn't known for their bread, but they at least aren't tasteless and stale. We got two different ones but didn't look or taste different. Only 1 other person there and it seemed like a friend so they couldn't possibly confuse the order with ours. Reviews showed this location to be promising. We thought we'd give it a try. Looks like either we visited on a really off day again, or ppl don't know how banh MI is supposed to at least taste like something?