After two days having no luck finding anything decent to eat in Tay Ninh, friends took us to Hoang Kim for a dinner. We ended up eating there 4 days in a row. Although we are not vegetarians, we do enjoy good vegetarian food, and this place definitely has that. Everything we tasted was delicious, fresh and well-prepared, and the family who owns Hoang Kim are just wonderful. By the third time we were there, they were bringing us fresh fruit from their garden and giving us various types of fruit smoothies to taste. The prices are amazing, as well. Particular favorites were the fried spring rolls and the vegan beefsteak with potatoes, but over the course of 4 days, we tried about 8 different dishes, and enjoyed every one of them. If you are in Tay Ninh, this is definitely the best restaurant to eat in.
Simple open plan restaurant but proper chairs and tables and a menu in English! It's also correctly located on the Google map on Street 31. We got there at 8pm one night and it was still open.
The staff and owners are very friendly. They didn't have everything on the menu (no gluten for example). Some of the menu items don't have prices which we don't understand as the prices turned out to be reasonable and on a par with the other stuff with prices.
During 2 visits we had fresh spring rolls (VND 3000 each), fried spring rolls (also 3000), tofu, corn and cauliflower (written as broccoli on the menu, a common error in Vietnam it seems)in breadcrumbs (VND 30,000 per dish), seaweed salad (VND 50,000), mixed braised stuff (tofu and fake meat) (VND 35,000), rice (VND 10,000 for a big bowl), noodle soups (Pho, Bun Rieu, Hu Tieu etc, all VND 15,000). Iced tea for free but they have a range of juices and smoothies. We couldn't detect anything non-vegan but couldn't swear to it as we didn't try everything.
Great place to eat, everything was good and some of it was excellent and it was convenient for us as our hotel was at the Tay Ninh/bus station end of town.
2 Reviews
First Review by ianandjenny
liftinfool225
Points +6
A Wonderful Find - Edit
After two days having no luck finding anything decent to eat in Tay Ninh, friends took us to Hoang Kim for a dinner. We ended up eating there 4 days in a row. Although we are not vegetarians, we do enjoy good vegetarian food, and this place definitely has that. Everything we tasted was delicious, fresh and well-prepared, and the family who owns Hoang Kim are just wonderful. By the third time we were there, they were bringing us fresh fruit from their garden and giving us various types of fruit smoothies to taste. The prices are amazing, as well. Particular favorites were the fried spring rolls and the vegan beefsteak with potatoes, but over the course of 4 days, we tried about 8 different dishes, and enjoyed every one of them. If you are in Tay Ninh, this is definitely the best restaurant to eat in.
Read morePros: Fresh, well-prepared food, Friendly service, Great prices
Cons: A little bit out of the way
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ianandjenny
Points +45
Excellent and Vegan - Edit
Simple open plan restaurant but proper chairs and tables and a menu in English! It's also correctly located on the Google map on Street 31. We got there at 8pm one night and it was still open.
Read moreThe staff and owners are very friendly. They didn't have everything on the menu (no gluten for example). Some of the menu items don't have prices which we don't understand as the prices turned out to be reasonable and on a par with the other stuff with prices.
During 2 visits we had fresh spring rolls (VND 3000 each), fried spring rolls (also 3000), tofu, corn and cauliflower (written as broccoli on the menu, a common error in Vietnam it seems)in breadcrumbs (VND 30,000 per dish), seaweed salad (VND 50,000), mixed braised stuff (tofu and fake meat) (VND 35,000), rice (VND 10,000 for a big bowl), noodle soups (Pho, Bun Rieu, Hu Tieu etc, all VND 15,000). Iced tea for free but they have a range of juices and smoothies. We couldn't detect anything non-vegan but couldn't swear to it as we didn't try everything.
Great place to eat, everything was good and some of it was excellent and it was convenient for us as our hotel was at the Tay Ninh/bus station end of town.
Pros: Cheap, Good Food, Vegan
Cons: Long way form Cao Dai Holy See
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