Not Now. If you are in the area, I definitely recommend this for a good lunch spot.I've had great experiences taking large groups here (20 -25 people). Banana dessert is delicious and vegan.
Try our minced pork and onion stuffed squid slightly sauteed. They no longer serve alcohol.Yayyyy for a solid Vietnamese restaurant in the North end of Seattle! Related Pages. Are they offering takeout, delivery, or both? Best deal on shrimp fresh rolls north of downtown.
The beef brisket was delicious too, but the pulled…""Okay, I will admit that I have attempted to visit this restaurant twice based on the Yelp reviews. My mom taught me how to make one dish before I left for college, and yep ... it was noodles.The issuesI have with most noodle places are that: 1. Ordered the grilled pork vermicelli noodle salads and was very tasty. It looks like I could have went much cheaper if they would have known to just order me the appetizer eggrolls for around $7. I thought it would have been better based on the reviews, but I was disappointed. I still don't understand how the sensors know what you grab off the shelf but love the fact that you don't have to wait in a…""Okay, I will admit that I have attempted to visit this restaurant twice based on the Yelp reviews. Mekong Village Events. As of today, I saw the departure of the best gosh darned server in Seattle. The dining room layout was a bit strange, more akin to a sushi shop than a Vietnamese joint. Also, our special AP CHOW, which is thick wide rice noodle pressed into crisp and drizzled in stirfried fresh seafood and vegetables.Super tasty take out, got the pad Thai and spring rolls with shrimp. Stopped by this place after a trip to Home Depot, it's a very solid Vietnamese place, better than most places in Seattle. This used to be a go to restaurant for my father and I but last few times have led us away. The menu did offer a lot to choose from so I was very happy with that. I also frequently order their shrimp rolls or their Vietnamese sandwiches. Just all right :)Servers are friendly and def better then any other pho restaurant in the area! Neither were up to par...the roll was loosely rolled and my Banh mi was really dry. The staff is patient and we're super kind during my first visit here. Everyone likes the food and the restaurant has been fine doing separate checks.Good but can be a bit too salty. Since this place is in the suburbs, usually it's not super busy so parking and finding a table can be easy.Oh my! Great SPot if you're in the mood for some good food real fast with good service.Great SPot if you're in the mood for some good food real fast with good service.This was a to-go order so this may not be a fair rating. The ladies working there kept obnoxiously talking crap about my fiancé and I while staring at us while we ate . FYI for fellow vegans: mango salad is great but you have to ask for them to hold the fish sauce (it's labeled as vegetarian - maybe they think fish sauce is ok?). Again, my big thing is to find eggrolls in Seattle that use rice paper wrapper and this place does that. I'm a bit surprised…""I have a hard time writing this, and very conflicted now with the review I am about to give. This will be my families new go-to for Vietnamese.I really wished I lived closer to Mekong Village. Are they offering sit-down dining?How is this business operating during COVID-19? The parking isn't hard, they have a lot of seats, and I can't imagine a wait being very long. The chicken pho with extra noodle was bomb and the beef sandwich and the potstickers yummmMy mom ordered a special combo rice dish and these dudes put MSG in it. This is such a convenient and creative store. I ordered my usual pho but after dinner my stomach was pretty bloated from all the MSG that was in the broth.