Viet Quan Vietnamese Food

Having never been to Vietnam before, I was very curious and excited to try the food here. I ordered the Bun Thit Nuong ($5), which translates to dry rice noodles with BBQ pork in English. I was very impressed with the serving size, which was massive. Here, chunks of BBQ pork and fresh vegetables lie atop a hefty serving of rice noodles. Cindy told me to pour some of her chilli sauce over the noodles and give it a good mix. The chilli sauce gave the dish a sweet taste and was not spicy. If you like vegetables, this dish is perfect for you as after mixing everything together, you get a good amount of vegetables in every mouthful. The BBQ pork was also well marinated and flavourful, adding a savoury element to the whole dish. I would definitely come back to try her other offerings and this is a good place for people who miss Vietnam during this period to get some authentic Vietnamese food!

Having never been to Vietnam before, I was very curious and excited to try the food here. I ordered the Bun Thit Nuong ($5), which translates to dry rice noodles with BBQ pork in English. I was very impressed with the serving size, which was massive. Here, chunks of BBQ pork and fresh vegetables lie atop a hefty serving of rice noodles. Cindy told me to pour some of her chilli sauce over the noodles and give it a good mix. The chilli sauce gave the dish a sweet taste and was not spicy. If you like vegetables, this dish is perfect for you as after mixing everything together, you get a good amount of vegetables in every mouthful. The BBQ pork was also well marinated and flavourful, adding a savoury element to the whole dish. I would definitely come back to try her other offerings and this is a good place for people who miss Vietnam during this period to get some authentic Vietnamese food!