Bep Nha - Viet Kitchen

I had no expectations before I went there. I just wanted to have a casual dinner. I went there and found that the specialty of this store is coffee and desserts! I ordered the chicken drumstick rice that looked super tempting. It should be number 23 on the menu. My friend ordered yellow noodles number 26. The chicken drumstick was fried whole. The skin was super crispy. The chicken drumstick was very tender and quite tasty. I haven't eaten such a big and fragrant chicken drumstick for a long time. The rice was also very delicious. The yellow noodles were served with shrimp and pork. The ingredients were sufficient and the noodles were chewy. The coffee was number 44. I won't comment on it, but it's delicious. I want to go for another cup when I have nothing to do. I think the sweetness of the black coffee base is just right. When we left, the boss gave us two super delicious puddings. He also told us that there are free desserts in the store every weekend. Let us go back to eat on weekends. I was touched

I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for Vietnamese food. The restaurant is located in a rather desolate shopping mall that needs renovation, but once you step inside Bep Nha, the luscious greenery welcomes a homey atmosphere. We went on a Sunday for lunch and there was a wait, but the staff moved quickly to get customers seated. I was instantly sold on the array of coffee selections on their menu. I typically don't order past the typical Vietnamese Coffee but the advertised Ube Coffee looked too good to pass up. The coffee was topped with semi-sweet Ube cream, adding a silky creamy texture and sweetness. I ordered the special rice dish (Dac Biet). The dish was a nice concoction of meats, pickled vegetables, and an egg on top of a bed of broken rice. The side of fish sauce brought down the richness with its sweetness. My favorite was the shrimp stick on a sugar cane. I immediately went for those first and was pleasantly surprised by their chewy and bouncy texture. The dish featured was full of delightful flavors and made for a culinary experience that I look forward to coming back to. Overall it was a positive experience that was valued at just under $20.

Great service, great food, zero complaints. There was a long line, but the servers were clearing tables quickly, and we made it through the list expediently. The Mi Quang is great, as is the BBH. My daughter housed her Pho Ga, and my wife loved the Bun Chay.They even brought out a dipping sauce that didn't contain fish sauce for people who are Vegan. I don't quite remember what was in it, but it was pretty delish albeit heavy on the sesame oil.

This place was highly recommended by friends over the years. It did not disappoint. If you're looking for a quieter setting than Bistro B (in same strip mall), and really tasty Vietnamese food, give this place a try.They provide some free cold Viet desserts to pick from during your dining experience. Coconut milk, sweet red beans, jelly/gummy-like add-ins that were delicious and perfect for people new to Viet culture and cuisine. I got the Bo Luc Lac (filet mignon with bell peppers and onions) and it had great flavor. They have great cooks and outdoor seating as well. Their service was great. All waitstaff checked in on us that weekend visit.

I got the Bo Luc Lac/shaking beef with rice, stir fried onions, red onions, cucumbers, tomatoes, pickled carrots, pickled garlic, pickled lettuce, and lettuce. The beef is very tender and seasoned. I like how much vegetables they give on the side.Love the free desserts every weekend...but it is always packed and half the drink menu is not on the menu (especially the ones shown on the TV)??? The decor inside is cute too and the waiters are nice.

My favorite Vietnamese restaurant in Dallas, period. You cannot go wrong with anything on their menu! Complimentary dessert, inexpensive pricing, and service was quick. we got our food at a reasonable time. The food (pho, broken rice) is full of flavour and tastes authentic. I like the spice in the pho. It has a little kick. I wish there was an option to make it extra hot and that would really hit the mark. I love the ube coffee even though I normally don't like sweet drinks. Highly recommend if you're in the area. Big parking lot!

I visited Bep Nha with a group of 8 people for Sunday lunch. There was a bit of a wait, but we were able to be seated after 15 minutes.We were seated in front of the complimentary che dessert table which I highly recommend trying! All the desserts they have on that table are so delicious and the perfect amount of sweetness.Their egg coffee is definitely the star here. I'm not a big coffee drinker, but I had to try and it's amazing! The egg adds such a nice creaminess to the coffee. I also liked their durian coconut foam coffee. The ube coffee was good, but I'd recommend/rank the other two higher.I had their bo kho with rice noodles - it was seasoned well. My only complaint was that there were some of the pieces of beef that were too chewy & hard to eat, but then there were some that were good & super tender. It was a bit inconsistent, so next time I will probably try something else.I enjoyed their pho even though it's a bit on the lighter side for the broth. I didn't get to try the bun bo hue or fish noodle soup, but they looked good. They have a lot of tasty looking items on their menu, so I will definitely be back to try other things. I will definitely recommend them for excellent egg coffee!

Bep Nha is an aesthetic yet authentic Vietnamese restaurant tucked in the corner of a plaza in Garland. First time here and could tell it was going to be good by the large amount of people waiting outside! They offer free dessert (che) while also offering a wide variety of interesting and unique drinks, such as Vietnamese coffee, milk teas, and fruit teas. I got the Okinawa milk tea and it was on the sweeter side (will most likely ask for it less sweet) but still so good. The food is spectacular and flavorful. I got the com ga xoi mo (deep fried Cornish hen) with regular white rice and it was so delicious and crispy. My family got com bo luc lac and said it was delicious, but I believe they said the mi quang was the best here (will be trying that next time). All in all, the service was amazing and attentive (for a Vietnamese restaurant that is wild, and I'm Vietnamese myself lol), prices were lower than I expected but makes it into an affordable, yummy meal. I will be back and can't wait!

Wow. I love Vietnam.This place was absolutely ELECTRIC.First off, I'm a broke boy so the affordability for all this food was extremely good. The banh mi was like 5 bucks , in this economy??The coffee selection here is so cool, with so many different unique options and concepts to choose from. I tried the classic egg coffee and it tastes just like the ones I've had in Vietnam. The food itself was good, nothing bombastic to write home about but everything was well worth the price.They also give you free dessert?? Truly epic. Well worth the trek out here.

- Wide selection, dishes well cooked, tastes exceeded.- Enthusiastic waiters- Clean, well decorated view, seats