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Awful, the food is out of day. The staff's attitude are bad

Quán rất mất vệ sinh. Thái độ bà chủ cọc cằn, ăn nói cộc lốc vs khách, gọi đến lần thứ 3 mới lên tiếng. Quy trình chế biến bẩn vô cùng, lúc ăn vị cũng dở. Ăn xong đau bụng luôn

The eatery has improved compared to before

The experience was really terrible. I ordered 2 portions for 30k and got 6 tiny pieces. The business is too bad, too little. The pate was just a tiny bit, not worth the price.

This snack eatery truly made me very satisfied. The food is prepared cleanly, presented beautifully, and the flavors are rich and delicious, never getting boring. The staff are friendly, quick, and always smiling, so it feels very comfortable. What I like most is that the owner is extremely lovely and enthusiastic, always asking about customers and taking care of each dish. The shop is small but cozy and creates a close-knit feeling. This is definitely a snack spot worth returning to every time I crave something delicious! 🍡✨

Coming home from work hungry, I randomly picked an eatery and ended up getting nothing but frustration. Entering the place for the first time, I stood there looking at the owner, but he/she just stared back silently without saying a word—that already felt off. Eating there, the owner didn't utter a single word, extremely unfriendly. Whatever I said, they just listened and stayed silent, not bothering to respond. I ordered chicken feet with Thai sauce, told the owner to make a 40k portion (meaning with bones), but they brought out a deboned portion charged at 60k. The customer ordered chicken feet, but they didn't even ask which portion, with or without bones. Doing business like it's a game. The food was generally not tasty, too sweet. Small portions, yet the price is too high for the setting. In short, one word: ANNOYING, two words: FURIOUS. Everyone should avoid this place.

Does not suit the taste, found chicken feet and fish balls expensive Slow service

For the drink, they put a full glass of ice, but anyway it's 10k so it's okay. As for the chicken feet, one box of deboned small portion is 60k, but it's very little compared to the general standard. Also, the eatery is in the Hoa Khanh area, and with such a price, I think it's quite expensive.

Terrible from attitude to food. - Wrong dish, blamed it on the restaurant being busy. - Slow dish, when asked, they said it was because the pâté was sour so they didn't make it and also didn't inform the customer, making the customer wait. The owner had time to chat, yet the food still came out slowly. Very bad, the first time is also the last time eating at such a terrible eatery from A to Z.

Very bad experience here, food was terrible, there was hair in the food, dishes were served slowly, attitude was not enthusiastic. WILL NOT COME BACK.

Expensive and not tasty at all, everyone should visit another restaurant that is more worth the money!!!

Terrible. Food served slowly, staff also had attitude.

Slow service, staff attitude

Second time eating in March: the eatery was quite busy even though I arrived at 11 PM. I ordered mixed Thai salad and spring rolls wrapped in cabbage. There was a small worm in the vegetables. When I mentioned it at payment, the owner said they wash each leaf and guarantee they wash with plenty of water so it's very clean, and they buy from a home garden that doesn't spray pesticides, so there are worms😩 I don't know how many worms I've eaten before discovering it. The rice paper rolls had better sauce than before. Consider it okay, but I still don't really like the staff here 😅 First time eating in January: Located on a snack street, so it's lively. The food is okay, a bit spicy for my taste. If you like spicy food, it might suit you. The avocado rice paper rolls are quite good, lots of avocado, everyone should try, but the dipping sauce isn't very special. The papaya salad with pork cracklings had too few cracklings. The baked egg cup is quite good, also worth trying. The lemongrass and chili chicken feet were a bit boring because there was no mango or hog plum to eat with, but I don't know how other places sell it, so it's acceptable, also worth trying. In the photo, only the avocado rice paper rolls were eaten before taking the picture; the rest were photographed before eating.

I arrived at the eatery just as they were setting out the goods for sale. I noticed that when customers came in, the owners didn't ask what they wanted to eat or say to wait a moment. The staff brought menus to the surrounding tables, but for the table with customers, they didn't bring one for them to order. The food wasn't outstanding, the price wasn't too expensive but not cheap either. While I was eating, I sat facing the preparation area, and I swear, there won't be a second time. Everything was handled by hand without wearing gloves. They mixed the rice paper salad, took the toppings, put them in, then used their hands to squeeze and mix. The vegetables were cut off at the roots, then dipped into a bucket of water; they dipped each one and lifted it out without washing thoroughly. Then they placed them on a shelf full of dust. When they carried them over to put into the glass cabinet, a few stalks fell. Then the uncle picked them up from the floor, which was covered in dirty water, dusted them off a few times, and put them back on the shelf. That same bucket of water was used to wash everything, including hands. Extremely unhygienic. The eggs had grit in them. The shop does decent business, but their practices are unethical and unsanitary. I advise everyone to avoid this eatery because their operations are very dirty. The rolled rice paper packages were also handled by hand. Everyone should avoid it and find another place to eat.