Com chay means veg food. Outside eatery run by an old lady in her yard. No fixed menu, just depends on the day. Possible dishes are bun and pho noodles. Soy milk drink available.
Categories: Vegan, Take-out, Vietnamese
Com chay means veg food. Outside eatery run by an old lady in her yard. No fixed menu, just depends on the day. Possible dishes are bun and pho noodles. Soy milk drink available.
Categories: Vegan, Take-out, Vietnamese
1 Review
First Review by mfalgas
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Friendly, popular place - Edit
I found this place while passing by. The restaurant has no number and no name either, the only sign says "com chay" (Vegan food, in Vietnamese). The place is run by an old woman and i tlooks like it´s in her own yard. It seems to be quite a popular place, full of locals who come here at any time of the day for Vegan food. It has a small stall outside for take-away food. There is no menu and I don´t think she speaks any English, but when I was there, she gave me the option of having "bún" (rice noodles) in a soup or on a dish (dry). I went for the rice noodle soup. My bowl had some mushrooms, some sort of triangle dumpling, onion, lots of species, bits of fried tofu and boiled radish. It was very good. While I was there, the owner was making some spring rolls with "rice paper". It was very interesting. She was very friendly. She asked me if I wanted to drink some soy milk and I said yes. Two bowls of rice noodles and two glasses of soy milk were 40.000 VND. That´s very, very cheap.
Updated from previous review on 2017-02-17
Pros: Friendly owner, Tasty food, Very cheap
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