Yen Linh — Restaurant in Adelaide

Its just that hard for you to say sorry. You think its easier to fix the problem by getting some frds to leave comments saying the staffs are reaaaaally friendly to kids even when they are noisy. Dont you remember you replied that your attitude was bad coz my kid was noisy? Offering candy to kids? Dont make me laugh, you mean offering rolling eyes?

I think you totally didn’t get my point. 1stly,my 20 month old did not have a chance to play with things on table as you snatch it away as soon as you saw her hands on it. Yes she did bang a steel spoon for a few times(kids are not allowed to make any sound at all?), but she stopped after I gave her a piece of tissue to play and the menu to let her pick what she wants to eat by telling her a few simple words, then the waitress grabbed it away and said NO for no reason(menu is laminated hence untearable,whats the reason for not letting kids to touch?). She was disrupting other customers? She was sitting in her high chair from the beginning until we finished the meal, no screaming no crying(not even after the 3rd time they snatch things from her hands)no throwing the food on the table or floor since I brought her own placemat so no mess, I even wiped the high hair after I took her out. The customer from next table said she was adorable such a happy baby when they passing me so obviously you are making all these up, SHAME ON YOU for trying o make my little one sounds like an evil kid. If you call this not well behaved, well that’s exactly why I said you need a biiiiiiiig NO KIDS FRIENDLY sign on your window.You guys have zero tolerant to kids! 2ndly, even if your things on table are not allowed to be touched by kids, you still have got no right to snatch it away from my kid rudely or yell no to a customer's child, aren’t you supposed to ask the parent properly without that impatient attitude? Lastly, while I was paying the bill my daughter walked to the window and played the blind for 30 secs before the old lady came over disgusted us with her attitude. I told her I would be fine if she said it in a proper way and I am not happy with her attitude however she replied IF YOU NOT HAPPY DONT COME with eye rolling.I am shocked that someone so impatient and rude to work in a hospitality environment. Worst experience EVER! Worst experienc EVER!Should have got NO KIDS FRIENDLY sign out on their window. the waitress just grabbed the menu from my 20 month old daughter and said NO! The old lady was extremely rude to my daughter, I heard she was scolding at my daughter in vietnanmes although I dont understand their language I can tell from her expression!I said to her Im just not happy with her attitude and she replied if you not...

This I would imagine is about as Chinese as Chinese gets when it comes to food. Which was absolutely fantastic. If you are thinking traditional Australian chinese restaurant, Think again. We had fried dumplings (delish). Sweet n Sour Pork ribs (delish). Chinese brocolli in garlic (hard to go wrong here). However our favourite dish was apparently a snack dish. I requested to try as I had seen a Chinese couple dipping some thinly sliced meat into this dish. It was a cold laksa type dish with noodles tofu and had a vinegary taste combined with coconut and coriander. Was certainly the stand out dish. I have to apologize for not taking more notice the name of this dish.

The decor of the restaurant is completely simple, yet homely. No need to dress to the nines here. This is without a doubt as casual as you get. I would check hours of operation. As we were there on a Friday evening and the closed sign was turned...

This was my favourite Vietnamese eatery years ago, came here nearly every week for many years, brought visitors here, and recommended to many people.

But eating here again after a few years away, I had a bowl of pho dac biet (beef pho combination) and was left disappointed.

The broth is still good but nothing else is. The rare beef fillet is not at all rare but totally overcooked, dry and tasteless. The beef brisket is completely tasteless, extremely dry and tough.

Could it be that their std has dropped, or perhaps I have had so much pho at so many of the new and not so new Vietnamese eateries that I have become discerning and spoilt?

And I am surprised that they continue to charge money for a glass of tap water when none of the other Vietnamese eateries...