I migliori ristoranti di cucina vietnamitanella città Roma della Roma

09/07/2025: Authentic flavors, really good food.

09/07/2025: When we first arrived, there were no seats available inside, so we tried to sit outside — but as soon as a table opened up, the staff kindly brought us inside. All the staff members were very friendly, and some of them spoke a bit of Korean too. My boyfriend said it was the best pho he’s ever had! We ordered one and one spicy pho in size L. If you order a drink, they give you plenty of ice. The service was so warm, and it’s a great spot to stop by after visiting the Colosseum. The food was delicious, and thanks to this place, we ended the day on a high note.

05/07/2025: We are now regular customers and every time it is an impeccable experience. The quality of the dishes is always excellent, with authentic flavors. Fresh ingredients, careful presentation and a service that is always kind and attentive.

04/07/2025: It's hard to describe this terrible feeling. I came here more than a year ago and it was totally different from what I am eating now. It's a waste of money and time (even after explaining the reason, the store owner kept asking why I thought it was not delicious). The food and service here are unbearable. Please avoid it. No.2: [More] Reply to the quibbling of the merchant this morning: The matter is very simple and clear, and there is no need to beat around the bush. Last night, my family and I passed by the train station. We were very hungry at dinner time. It happened that your restaurant was nearby. I thought I had been here a year or two ago and had a good impression, so I came in. After sitting down, I found that the menu had changed, but for politeness and not wanting to make the situation awkward, I still ordered: two Vietnamese noodles and one egg fried rice. The result? The quality of the food was very poor. My Vietnamese noodles, the rice noodles all stuck together and sank hard to the bottom of the bowl. The egg fried rice was not fresh and had a strange sour taste. It was obviously not the taste of lemon or vinegar, but because the rice was not fresh. Although my child was also very hungry at the time, he could not eat at all after taking a bite. His bowl of noodles was almost untouched and left on the table. In the end, we had to take him to another place to buy him pizza. You are now describing that table as having eaten everything? Please be honest. More importantly, we have directly reported the problem to your staff during the meal, and I also made it very clear to your counter lady when checking out. We did not complain secretly behind our backs, but explained the problems on the spot, honestly and politely. So, now you deliberately describe me as "a customer who lacks patience and curiosity" in your response, which is really unacceptable. This is not a matter of "personal taste" at all, but a matter of basic respect for customers. I lived in Vietnam for 3 months and I know very well what the basic quality standards of real Vietnamese cuisine are. I have to add that there are no Vietnamese people in your kitchen, not even Asians. This time, not only did I spend money and waste time on a bad meal, but now I have to be publicly belittled by you, suggesting that you seem to be an innocent business that has been "maliciously slandered". This is ridiculous. Everything I said was the truth, without exaggeration or concealment. If you can't accept even the most basic honest criticism, then the problem lies with you.