A hidden gem for authentic banh cuon if you're ever having a craving. It's a nice mom and pop Vietnamese restaurant that has delicious food for reasonable prices.I ordered:*House special steamed rice paper (banh cuon thang longg) $12.99*Grilled Pork rice (com thit nuong) $12.50*Shaking beef rice (com bo luc lac) $15.99*Crispy Vietnamese crepes (banh xeo) $11.99Overall, everything was super good. I like that the banh xeo wasn't super oily like other places I've eaten. It was nicely crispy and they give a lot more meat filling compared to other restaurants.Both rice dishes, the grilled pork and shaken beef were well seasoned and the quantity was a lot for the asking price. I would say the grilled pork was a little more worth it in terms of meat quantity, but the beef still had a lot of meat as well.Lastly, the star of the restaurant, the banh cuon. It was fresh, soft, and delicious. I like that they gave a variety of meats and the fried sweet potato cake was a nice surprise. I think the amount of banh cuon could've been a little more but overall it was tasty!I would definitely come back and try more of the dishes and I highly recommend them to everyone to try and support this local business.
Chi Nguyen
Decent bánh cuốn if you do not feel like making it from scratch. Fish sauce is okay but could be better. Grilled meats and chả was tasty but not special. They do offer other Vietnamese dishes on the menu such as phở and hủ tiếu which are some staple Vietnamese noodle soups.
Thong Lam
I really love it here. Did not expect this hidden place during my visit. Just becareful tho, B15 is very spicy!The banh cuon and soy milk was the best.
Kio C.
Every time I order the same rice rolls dish, the chef makes it slightly differently. In fact one time my party ordered 3 of the same thing and each plate was slightly different LOL. Nonetheless this place is still so delicious. The viet coffee here is so strong. It is closed on Tuesdays. They accept credit cards.
Melody D.
Came here craving for Banh Cuon and was impressed!! The restaurant was very quiet for a Saturday evening but can't complain cuz the food came out super quick. Everything tasted great, and will definitely be back again soon!
Doug T.
I remember this restaurant was just a small location sharing spaces inside a larger store and served some of the most delicious "banh cuon" (stuffed rice crepe) and "banh uot" (plain rice crepe). I am so glad the owners made a name for themselves and grew their business and finally got their own restaurant at this current building. I do enjoy their food and would not hesitate to take family and friends there when they visit.
Hunter T Johnson
Ordered UberEats delivery. Timing and delivery was fine.The fried egg rolls only came with one lettuce wrap for two egg rolls. The egg rolls were cut in half so four pieces. There were carrots but no cilantro.On the pho the brisket was nearly all fat. Very little meat. The herbs were pre-chopped. Only cilantro. No bean sprouts or Thai basil.
Mimi L.
If you've been to a Vietnamese restaurant before, you know how the service usually are. So no need to comment on that. The restaurant looks like a typical Vietnamese restaurant. They could tidy up the patio a bit, but overall looks clean. Now, the food! The banh beo chen is actually pretty decent. I came here for the banh cuon and I remember they were really good when I was first introduced to this place a couple of years ago, but today was pretty disappointing. The banh cuon had a sour taste to it and was a little doughy. My friend that came with me agreed. All the fried stuff that came with it was very oily and you could tell that they need to change their oil out. We drove an hour here cause we were craving for banh cuon but left feeling disappointed. Bummers. Food: 3/5Service: 3/5 Ambiance: 3/5
Vivi N.
Two words sums up this place: spoiled food. I just got my delivery order and my spring rolls had rotten lettuce/veggies in it and it turned the vermicelli noodles in it brown and spoiled. They are disgusting!
Excellent all around! Had banh cuon with meat and also one with shrimp. Both were delicious. Banh xeo was to go and got soggy by the time we got home but still amazing. The woman who owns the restaurant is so friendly. Best to leave a cash tip on the table for the elderly guys who cleans.
Robert Dunn
First visit. Enjoyed our food. Ordered take out. Intend to return when we visit Garland. Love the Cafe Sua Da.
Katlynn Nguyen
Best place for a variety of bánh coun and bánh beo. The service has been really slow each time though… dine-in and to-go alike
Son Tieu
Hands down the best banh cuon in town. Amazing find and my new go to for Vietnamese food in Dallas Richardson. Lovely owner lady, she will tell you some nice stories and smile kindly when she serves your incredible authentic vietname food. Keep supporting this business!
Claire Bear
I have searched high and low and finally found one of the best Banh Cuon Thanh Long!!!!!! I know everyone loves Pho but this stuff is addicting!
delicious, super authentic, and reasonably priced
A hidden gem for authentic banh cuon if you're ever having a craving. It's a nice mom and pop Vietnamese restaurant that has delicious food for reasonable prices.I ordered:*House special steamed rice paper (banh cuon thang longg) $12.99*Grilled Pork rice (com thit nuong) $12.50*Shaking beef rice (com bo luc lac) $15.99*Crispy Vietnamese crepes (banh xeo) $11.99Overall, everything was super good. I like that the banh xeo wasn't super oily like other places I've eaten. It was nicely crispy and they give a lot more meat filling compared to other restaurants.Both rice dishes, the grilled pork and shaken beef were well seasoned and the quantity was a lot for the asking price. I would say the grilled pork was a little more worth it in terms of meat quantity, but the beef still had a lot of meat as well.Lastly, the star of the restaurant, the banh cuon. It was fresh, soft, and delicious. I like that they gave a variety of meats and the fried sweet potato cake was a nice surprise. I think the amount of banh cuon could've been a little more but overall it was tasty!I would definitely come back and try more of the dishes and I highly recommend them to everyone to try and support this local business.
Decent bánh cuốn if you do not feel like making it from scratch. Fish sauce is okay but could be better. Grilled meats and chả was tasty but not special. They do offer other Vietnamese dishes on the menu such as phở and hủ tiếu which are some staple Vietnamese noodle soups.
I really love it here. Did not expect this hidden place during my visit. Just becareful tho, B15 is very spicy!The banh cuon and soy milk was the best.
Every time I order the same rice rolls dish, the chef makes it slightly differently. In fact one time my party ordered 3 of the same thing and each plate was slightly different LOL. Nonetheless this place is still so delicious. The viet coffee here is so strong. It is closed on Tuesdays. They accept credit cards.
Came here craving for Banh Cuon and was impressed!! The restaurant was very quiet for a Saturday evening but can't complain cuz the food came out super quick. Everything tasted great, and will definitely be back again soon!
I remember this restaurant was just a small location sharing spaces inside a larger store and served some of the most delicious "banh cuon" (stuffed rice crepe) and "banh uot" (plain rice crepe). I am so glad the owners made a name for themselves and grew their business and finally got their own restaurant at this current building. I do enjoy their food and would not hesitate to take family and friends there when they visit.
Ordered UberEats delivery. Timing and delivery was fine.The fried egg rolls only came with one lettuce wrap for two egg rolls. The egg rolls were cut in half so four pieces. There were carrots but no cilantro.On the pho the brisket was nearly all fat. Very little meat. The herbs were pre-chopped. Only cilantro. No bean sprouts or Thai basil.
If you've been to a Vietnamese restaurant before, you know how the service usually are. So no need to comment on that. The restaurant looks like a typical Vietnamese restaurant. They could tidy up the patio a bit, but overall looks clean. Now, the food! The banh beo chen is actually pretty decent. I came here for the banh cuon and I remember they were really good when I was first introduced to this place a couple of years ago, but today was pretty disappointing. The banh cuon had a sour taste to it and was a little doughy. My friend that came with me agreed. All the fried stuff that came with it was very oily and you could tell that they need to change their oil out. We drove an hour here cause we were craving for banh cuon but left feeling disappointed. Bummers. Food: 3/5Service: 3/5 Ambiance: 3/5
Two words sums up this place: spoiled food. I just got my delivery order and my spring rolls had rotten lettuce/veggies in it and it turned the vermicelli noodles in it brown and spoiled. They are disgusting!
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Excellent all around! Had banh cuon with meat and also one with shrimp. Both were delicious. Banh xeo was to go and got soggy by the time we got home but still amazing. The woman who owns the restaurant is so friendly. Best to leave a cash tip on the table for the elderly guys who cleans.
First visit. Enjoyed our food. Ordered take out. Intend to return when we visit Garland. Love the Cafe Sua Da.
Best place for a variety of bánh coun and bánh beo. The service has been really slow each time though… dine-in and to-go alike
Hands down the best banh cuon in town. Amazing find and my new go to for Vietnamese food in Dallas Richardson. Lovely owner lady, she will tell you some nice stories and smile kindly when she serves your incredible authentic vietname food. Keep supporting this business!
I have searched high and low and finally found one of the best Banh Cuon Thanh Long!!!!!! I know everyone loves Pho but this stuff is addicting!