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Big choice of meals, very fair prices starting from 30.000 a soup.

Great soups. Went here twice. Veggies are very fresh. Large menu with English translations, but it's not a place made for tourists -- lots of locals. Buddhist monks can be seen, always a good sign.

Very reasonable prices.

Went here just before close, the staff kindly let us grab a quick bite to eat. We ordered the spring rolls, which came with a hair in them. I know this can happen. But the food itself was disappointing also - lettuce was tired and the spring rolls themselves were over fried with mushy filling. Perhaps we came at a bad time and ordered the wrong thing? I wouldn't go here again

Went here for lunch with some non vegetarians who had heard about this place. I am not into fake meats so I was content with getting a vegetable and noodle dish which turned out to be quite delicious! The other two diners got veg with rice, fried spring rolls, and fried rice with some kind of imitation meat and crab it looked like. Decent prices (30-40k for a good serving). Also nice to get slightly off the beaten track and eat at what seemed to be a very popular lunch spot for the locals. I recommend!

We ate here 3 times during our 4 days in HCMC. They have a large staff and were always able to find someone who could communicate with us. They seem competent and professional and very clean. They have hot pot for 140,000 (for 2 people). The rest of the prices are around 25,000-40,000. We loved their seaweed soup (#38). We asked them to add some tofu and they obliged. It was delicious! They also have great non-fried spring-rolls. We bought some for tomorrow's breakfast (they are only available after 3 pm). Food arrives quickly. Their menu is extensive. Today, they surprised us with some jasmin tea. Lovely. Too bad we are leaving HCMC tomorrow!