Ha Noi Corner Authentic Vietnamese Cuisine

Stumbled across this gem. I've been in search for bun rieu cua for a year now, so I'm really happy to find a place that have it on their menu taste authentic. The price is reasonable with decent portion size. Really nice owners, they gave me water and a slice of cucumber after I accidentally bit into a chili. They have a nice variety on their menu, I'm making this my go to spot :

Amazing Vietnamese food for Anyone missing the home country like me. So cheap for a tasty noodle with a lots of food. I love friendly owners here like my parents always giving their best to customers even though they speak a broken English. Please stop by and try if you come to the CBD. Me and my partner have food here a least once a week.

Tucked away away in Queens Court is this hidden gem. It has a straightforward menu and is run by a cute family. The service is quick and friendly and the owner was very nice.<br/ <br/ The food was served piping hot and it was delicious. We got a bun bo hue and a bun ca. Both were very flavoursome. The portion sizes were generous and had decent amount of toppings. The bun bo hue was spicy enough but not too spicy, perfect on a chilly winter's night.<br/ <br/ The prices are affordable and they have a little condiment station which the owner welcomed us to use.<br/ <br/ I would definitely dine here again.

Nice and friendly service. Took a while for the banh mi to come out. The bread was too crisp and wasn't soft on the inside but the meat was flavorful and toppings were nicely balanced. Good value for money. Will be back to try their Pho.

First time trying their fried spring roll and all i can say is really yummy.. i love it.. can wait to try their other Vietnamese dishes next time