Small family-run spot serves best chicken pho with clean broth and big portions. Steamed rice wraps come in a set of 10 with perfect texture that holds well. Simple, welcoming atmosphere fits all ages and orders sell out fast.
Steamed rice wraps come in a set of 10 with a perfect texture that holds together well. This dish stands out as a favorite for its balance and consistency.
"This food's chicken is so tender and flavorful."
"I love their Banh Cuon; you get 10 pieces with plenty of meat."
"I thought their chicken pho was the best I had ever tasted."
Good to know
The restaurant is wheelchair accessible.
They sell out fast, so it's good to call in and place your order.
Prices are very reasonable for the portion sizes.
Cozy, cramped spot serves authentic Vietnamese noodle soups with generous herbs and quick service. Banh cuon stands out for its soft texture and neat look, pairing well with other staples like canh bun. Early arrival helps secure seating in this popular place.
Soft texture and neat presentation define the banh cuon here. The dish pairs well with other Vietnamese staples like canh bun and bun cha gio thit nuong.
Good to know
Expect a wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Seating is limited, so arrive early to secure a table.
Food is served quickly, usually within 5-7 minutes after ordering.
Small Vietnamese spot glows with soft yellow lighting and a lively vibe. Banh Cuon shines with House Special rolls packed with authentic flavors. Cozy yet vibrant, it welcomes groups and families for casual meals.
Steamed rolls come with variety on each plate and include versions rolled with eggs. The House Special offers a mix of toppings and flavors that stand out as authentic and delicious.
Good to know
Expect a wait of 15-25 minutes during peak hours.
The restaurant closes at 5 pm and doesn't accept customers after 4:45 pm.
There is a 4% surcharge for credit card payments.
Small Vietnamese eatery offers authentic banh cuon with fresh shrimp and pork. Cozy space with communal seating fills quickly, creating a lively atmosphere. Unique menu options provide a genuine taste of Vietnam's culinary traditions.
Soft, warm, and filling dishes feature prominently with fresh shrimp and a variety of pork and egg options. The banh cuon offers authentic flavors and a comforting texture, all at an affordable price.
Good to know
Expect to wait in line during busy weekend lunch hours.
Parking is limited, with no street parking available.
A waitlist is started outside when all tables are filled.
Simple setup with takeout convenience and generous portions suits quick meals. Banh Cuon features fresh steamed rice crepes with pork and mushroom rolls. Busy plaza parking and long lunch waits add to the utilitarian vibe.
Classic steamed rice crepes come with pork and mushroom rolls and crispy shrimp fritters. Every ingredient in the Banh Cuon tastes fresh and well balanced.
Good to know
Parking can be difficult on busy weekends.
During lunchtime, the wait could take a long time.
The store is very simple, with no indoor seating, optimized for takeout.
Vietnamese spot buzzes with a busy atmosphere and offers extensive outdoor seating. Banh cuon shines with generous pork patties and a flavorful fish sauce that lifts the dish. Indoor space feels tight but authentic touches like self-serve chili add charm.
Generous portions of fried and steamed pork patties and nem come with the banh cuon. The fish sauce has a great flavor that complements the dish well.
Good to know
Weekend wait times can exceed 30 minutes.
The restaurant closes early at 7:00 PM.
The portions are very generous.
Small space fills quickly with locals craving authentic Vietnamese cuisine and huge portions. Steamed rice rolls are fresh and thin, topped beautifully and paired with perfect fish sauce. Busy, lively spot offers a true taste experience.
Steamed rice rolls come out fresh and thin without falling apart, which is rare. The dish features varied toppings arranged beautifully and pairs well with a perfect fish sauce.
Good to know
Expect a wait during busy times, especially for larger tables.
The restaurant closes at 4 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Portions are large; consider sharing a dish if you're not very hungry.
Roomy Vietnamese spot serves authentic flavors like Bun Bo Hue and fresh Banh Cuon with standout dipping sauce. Clean, casual vibe invites self seating. Staff stay active, keeping the atmosphere lively yet relaxed.
Banh cuon here stands out for its freshness and authentic taste. The dipping fish sauce is a key highlight, adding depth and soul to the dish.
Good to know
We had to seat ourselves upon arrival.
Parking is available but can be limited.
Staff uses gloves for food service after restroom visits.
Cozy spot near a busy plaza serves authentic banh cuon with fresh rice and meat filling. Friendly staff create a homey atmosphere with affordable prices and large portions. Simple vibe focuses on traditional Vietnamese dishes like duck soup for comfort food lovers.
Thin, flavorful banh cuon made from fresh rice offers a distinct traditional taste. Various options include banh cuon nhan thit with meat filling, all with great texture and authentic flavor.
Good to know
Last orders are taken at 6:30pm, and the restaurant closes at 7pm.
Takeout is available after 6:30pm until closing time.
Prices are very affordable, making it a great value for money.
Vietnamese spot shines with fresh banh cuon made to order and homemade pork sausage. Airy, clean space fits family-style sharing with large, inexpensive portions. Simple menu focuses on quality, perfect for warm days and easy parking.
Made-to-order banh cuon features fresh ingredients and a refreshing taste that suits warm days. Menu stays simple with limited toppings and a few soup options, focusing on quality over variety.
Good to know
Ample parking is available for customers.
Party trays must be ordered in advance by phone.
Food is ready on time for pickup.
Spacious restaurant offers a quiet, peaceful atmosphere with artistic decor and comfortable seating. Special Banh Cuon Tay Ho features authentic flavors with well-complemented toppings. Self-serve dipping sauces add a personal touch to the dining experience.
Special Banh Cuon Tay Ho offers a variety of ingredients that stand out. The dac biet and banh uot options come with toppings that complement each other well, delivering authentic flavors.
Good to know
Parking is plentiful and convenient in the lot.
The dipping sauce and chili sauce are self-serve on each table.
All employees are bilingual and fluent in English and Vietnamese.
Vietnamese spot serves authentic banh cuon made with flour, offering a standout banh cuon dac biet. Calm, inviting vibe keeps guests coming back. Prices stay reasonable, making it a great choice for genuine flavors.
Banh cuon here uses flour instead of rice paper, making it very authentic. The banh cuon dac biet stands out as a notable dish among other Vietnamese options.
Good to know
Prices are very reasonable, with banh mi sandwiches costing around $4.99.
Dine-in, takeout, and catering services are available.
Parking in the area can be challenging, so plan accordingly.
Small, family-run spot shines with fresh bánh cuốn that melts in the mouth. Pho quality varies but offers a warm, down-to-earth vibe. Simple decor matches the authentic flavors and draws those seeking genuine Vietnamese dishes.
Banh cuon melts in the mouth with a fresh and delicate texture. The banh cuon dac biet offers a flavorful experience, though quality varies compared to other shops in the area.
Good to know
Parking can be tight in the shared strip plaza, but it's available.
If paying with cash, leave your tip on the table.
A 15% tip is automatically added to credit card payments, including to-go orders.
Cozy spot offers authentic Vietnamese dishes with a relaxed vibe. Signature plates like banh cuon dac biet and banh xeo showcase traditional flavors. Tables come with unlimited fish sauce and pitchers of tea for a complete experience.
Banh cuon dac biet stands out as a must-try dish here, served alongside banh xeo as signature offerings. The menu includes a variety of dishes, but these two highlight the place's focus on traditional flavors.
Good to know
Parking is limited, with only two spots in front and a few in the rear.
Dishes are reasonably priced, around $13-$14 each.
The restaurant is clean and well-decorated.
Spacious dining area with Vietnamese murals offers a chill vibe despite some noise near booths. Guests enjoy a DIY banh cuon experience with unique stacked plates, though it is a bit pricey. Modern design and specialized dishes make it stand out.
A unique DIY banh cuon experience lets you wrap your own vegetables and protein. Each tower costs close to $20 and includes about 10 small rolls, making it a pricey option compared to typical banh cuon plates.
Good to know
Parking might be hard during peak hours.
Joining the Yelp waitlist beforehand helped us avoid a long wait.
The restaurant closes at 7:30 pm on the day we visited.