Joya kitchen — Restaurant in Phan Thiết City

so i was just scrolling through my album looking back at the trip to mui ne in june, there were a few pics of a burger, nachos, quesadillas and friends.

i can't remember exactly what we had but i'm sure we were very satisfied with the food and the time at Đông Vui 💯 oh and the mexican kitchen has excellente ice cream, highly recommended.

well i've read some of the owner' reply and found that they are very dedicated about Đông Vui and the crew have put a lot of effort into maintaining it. thanks for that, yall nailed it 🙌🏼 i love the idea named this place Đông Vui, means happily crowded? (i haven't found a word that can accurately describe it in english yet) but every time i hear this word, i feel excited like a bustling, festive feeling which is also how i would describe my experience here. because on that night, we made some new friends, even tho me and my brother are extremely introverts but we were really comfortable dining here, and the vibe is like a strong bond to connect people 🙆🏻‍♀️

last but not least, the price. it is a bit pricy compare to other local vendors but that just aint fair :) again, i cant remember exactly how much we paid after all but i do remember being surprised because the price here is way cheaper than they would...

I was hungry so I didn't take photos, but the food was really nice.

Although the place is in a food court, but the food tastes better than in many restaurants.

We had beef and shrimp Tacos. Beef quesadilla, and churros.

Everything was fresh. You could taste that, especially in the guacamole. Although the guacamole is the only thing I wasn't completely happy, more lime juice would have made it even better. I am not complaining though, because it was super fresh.

The churros was also freshly made, not like in many places , where they reheat it. It doesn't taste the same. I'm not saying it's like in Barcelona, but it is a really good churros.

So I only can...

I have mixed emotions because I love Mexican restaurants and I understand that this place is not authentic... It only looks like Mexican cuisine, but it is delicious, the food is beautiful, the portions are big and it is much cheaper than eating in Mexican restaurants in Ho Chi Minh City. So I can recommend this restaurant to those who want to eat a lot and tasty, but expect the taste to be simplified (probably so that European tourists like...