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Decent Trang Bang (Tay Ninh)'s specialty but quite expensive for such questionable portion. Recommend you come in large groups to explore the best of this place.
Table size: 2 persons Order: +For their herbs and rice paper rolls: ++ 1-person serving: Boiled pork shank (their menu said pork muscle), ++ 1-person serving: Vietnamese Grilled pork sausages (VN: "Nem nướng") with quiet variety of toppings (Crispy fried rice paper, Fried pork patty (Chả rán), Fried Spring rolls, with rice vermicelli) One water fern rice cake (VN: "Bánh bèo")
Taste: Everything is decent. I'm acquainted with Tay Ninh's cuisine, so I can see how this place pay tributes to the sauce, the herbs and the boiled pork. The "Nem nướng" is different as this place has deep-fry Vietnamese spring rolls that you can have separately or with your self-made rolls. The toppings for Nem nướng make your roll games completely different as there are many combo to try. The overall taste of the toppings are great, fried pork patty could be a little bit overcooked, hence was chewy when I was there. Water fern rice cake is decent too, a general taste you would expect. All the food here is also tied by a very taste, savory, sweet fish sauce, their fish sauce is a rare blend as it's not too sweet, but still screams the southern Vietnam taste. Serving: I order one-person portion so I should have expected this, but per a tiny set of pork with a large set of herbs and rice paper, it contrasts much, and make you question the pricing of this place (190k for pork shank, 200k for Nem nuong (one-person serving, you pay only 60% more if you order two-person serving). So the math only works for people come in large group if you want to explore their offerings here, without feeling a little bit ripped off. Vibes: It's a generic dinning place for Vietnamese, but can get packed...
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Hoang Ty Restaurant - A Satisfying Breakfast Spot in Ho Chi Minh City 4 stars
Hoang Ty Restaurant is a great option for a quick and delicious breakfast in Ho Chi Minh City. We ordered banh canh, a popular Vietnamese rice noodle soup, and were thoroughly impressed.
Pros:
Authentic Vietnamese flavors: The banh canh was flavorful and satisfying, with a rich broth and tender ingredients. Fast and efficient service: The staff was friendly and attentive, and our food arrived promptly. Affordable prices: The prices at Hoang Ty Restaurant are very reasonable, making it a budget-friendly option for breakfast.
Cons:
Basic atmosphere: The restaurant has a simple and no-frills ambiance, which may not be for everyone.
Overall, Hoang Ty Restaurant is a solid choice for a satisfying and affordable breakfast in Ho Chi Minh City. If you're looking for authentic Vietnamese cuisine in a casual setting, this restaurant is definitely worth...
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Located near the Independence Palace, we went here after our walk. The walk was within 10 mins.
No one spoke English but they have many pictures on the wall that could need you order. And do not expect anyone to teach you how to experience your meal, but just kept looking across the table! Lol…
The wrapping meal was really so-so, beef stew with bread was nice with a strong beefy broth and chicken pho was nicely done with a clear sweet broth.
And this meal does feel like quite expensive and not worth the...
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