Thien Duyen

Since there is no English menu I added a picture of the Vietnamese one. If you want to go here then try to figure out what dishes they are in advance. Also the current location on the map is inaccurate. Therefore I added a picture where the blue dot indicates the actual location (about a 10 minutes walk from the location that is currently shown on the map). Enjoy your meal. I liked the Mì Quang.

This place seems to be veg for religious reasons - you'll see a lot of Buddhist devotional objects hanging on the walls. There's no English menu and the staff also doesn't speak a lot of English. So, you can try to order by getting some help by other guests (mostly locals) or just have a look in the kitchen, what food is available. When we visited Thien Duyen, there was a small choice of mostly cold served dishes, but we also got a Pho (Vietnamese noodle soup), which was quite delicious. Free tea (cold) is available on every table. Don't expect a fancy place or extravagant cuisine, but you'll leave full for a very reasonable price. Also the staff is friendly. If you go there, note that you have to enter the alley and find the restaurant after 100 m on the right (the restaurant at #308 on the main road isn't what you're looking for).