Vietnamese is rare around here. But its nice to have one in Kota Kinabalu to add more varieties of delicacies around in the city. Had Vietnamese noodle and Vietnamese drip coffee. Excellent place to eat and for coffee.

Vietnamese is rare around here. But its nice to have one in Kota Kinabalu to add more varieties of delicacies around in the city. Had Vietnamese noodle and Vietnamese drip coffee. Excellent place to eat and for coffee.
Vietnamese coffee and chicken rice are good, 5 mins walk from Cititel Express, clean and service is good.
try their fried chicken rice n stew beef... tat's their shop speciality. n for drinks, ask for water chestnut. it is a nice cooling drink
By far one of the best vietnamese restaurants in kota kinabalu, if a fan then should youcheck it out
I tried the spicy chicken rice on someone's recommendation here. The chicken was barely warm, was half bones, and could barely be called spicy - it had a sauce that was somewhere between mild and tangy. Certainly not SPICY like Vietnamese food can be.
The prices are cheap, and the food is tasty, but most of the chicken is on the bone, so you don’t get as much as first appears, but for $2, just buy anther if you aren’t full after the first. It’s moderately clean, and well located for people watching at the Sunday Market.
Probably better suited to a lunch snack...
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We had lunch and ordered Spicy Chicken Rice and Lemon Tea. The price was cheap at 6 MR for the meal and 2.80 for the drink. The taste was alright but the meal is really snack size. The chicken portion was very small, a leg cut into small slices with a helping of rice. It was almost more bone than...
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The food are good BUT the place is not air-conditioned. You can even have customers smoking like it's their own house... how can you enjoy good food when you have some insensitive customers smoking?
I love everything bout this restaurant... From the food to service... Its environment.... Pricing... Cleanliness n all. Really recommended for those who is perfectionist.
We are local and we dine here regularly. My husband and elder son love beef stew pho, I like raw beef pho, my younger son like chicken rice and we all love the blanch bean sprouts!!! The place is clean and airy, ideal place for lunch after visit Gaya Street Sunday Market.
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