Yoyo Banh Khot

This place is great despite all the recent bad reviews. My husband and I decided to try this place out since it was in our minds for a long time. We loved the food that we ordered here! Everything was amazing! Great quality. Here is what we ordered:1. Bánh khọt shrimp 2. Bánh hỏi heo quay yoyo 3. Mì xào cá salmon The first two dishes are the best sellers at the restaurant

Treked all the way to Little Saigon area, we figured we'd go to a Vietnamese specialty restaurant. The Banh Khot was decent, didn't meet my expectations because this place literally has Banh Khot on their restaurant name. Food: Banh Khot w/ Shrimp - Crispy, but a bit slim on the filling. The shrimp could also use a snap. Shrimp fried rice - The rice was good, but the large shrimp had a bitter after taste. It was pretty bad. Garlic noodles w/ beef cubes - Noodles were good, beef was pretty decent too. Service: Service is a bit slow. Employee definitely does not look like she wanted to be there. Environment: Mom n pop hole in the wall shop. Parking is open. Price: Pricing wasn't horrible. No complaints. Food: 2.5Service: 2Environment: 3Price: 3

I watched a few Tiktok videos, boy was that misleading, they used a wide angle camera making it look huge when in real life it was a hole in the wall, I never would have gone there, it was so uncomfortable, it was like sitting in a park, it was windy and cold, zero heat. We ordered the banh khot 6 for whatever $13 i think for 6, the dipping sauce was sugar water, I had a hard time correcting it, the inside was not cooked, it was totally amateurish. The appetizer, some kind of VN menudo tasted OK but so salty, did they pour in a box of salt, They had no coke, only Pepsi, it was frustrating for me, I should have left, but it was cold and I was tired and just wanted to eat and got it over with. So far the banh khot were all no good in 2,3 restaurants I have been to, the best ones were at the Asian garden NIGHT MARKET, SO SO SO GOOD, otherwise fuhgaddeaboutit. Next time I have to ask where the chef usually cook them.11/27/2024 ok I just read reply by the owner sorry I was confused as so many restaurants lately only had Pepsi n gas less so flat but I was accurate the bank khot was not cooked inside. I wrote it long after the dining so got a few unimportant things wrong basically it was a poor experience, compliments to the videographer who made the amazing video that enticed me to drive so far from HB.

Food was good but portions are tiny. Service was slow. It's a small restaurant with a few tables.

I ordered the party tray through uber eats. The banh khot was delicious and it came with tons of veggie fixings. The owner was super nice too. Highly recommend!

I wanted to rate 0 but I couldn't, so I gave this place a 1! So bad! I had a very disappointing experience at this restaurant. They charge $0.50 for water, but the water was so dirty and full of dust that it was undrinkable as I didn't drink the water because I couldn't! It's shocking that they would even serve it like that. As for the food, the bánh khọt was terrible--nothing like the traditional Vietnamese bánh khọt. It lacked flavor, texture, and authenticity, the portions were small too compared to the price they listed. I couldn't even finish it because it was so bad and tasteless. No wonder this place doesn't have many customers. I would not recommend this place to anyone

We finally made it here for lunch after so many referrals from our friends. There were a lot of things on the menu that we would like to try, but our lunch appetite can only handle an order of the cup crêpes and the roast pork. I made a video of how I eat these two items.the crêpe was crunchy. The sauce was delicious. The pork sauce was also very good. The portions are perfect for lunch. Hoping to come back to try their intestine stew and other items on the menu.

Ok, let me start off by saying that every Vietnamese restaurant does not serve banh khot. You have to specifically go to a restaurant that has it. With that being said, Yelp pushed me to come to Yo Yo Banh Khot and I couldn't be more proud. It was well worth the drive from DTLA! We came here for the Banh Khot but the Heo stole the show. Nothing like going somewhere to scratch a craving itch and then expand your flavor palate. This small yet quaint restaurant is a cutout of a place I've experienced in Vietnam. The menu is simple and sweet. Showing dedication to the mastered dishes. Here it's about quality over quantity. The server was very friendly and attentive to the fact that I kept bothering him about how good the pork was. So much so that he almost charged me for another round. I would've thanked him if he did. I definitely implore you to share this experience with a friend who enjoys good eats for a fair price. Bring your appetite!

I go to this place pretty often because the banh khot is indeed pretty good. However, the menu is definitely overpriced for how small the portions are. Not to mention that they charge for small cups of iced water at $0.50 each. I'll still come here for banh khot, but the other dishes- the shrimp, the garlic noodles, the pork belly, the spring rolls, the egg rolls, all are 3/5 and overpriced and just okay.The restaurant is very small- I've rarely seen it packed though, which seems like a good thing because the one time I came in when the restaurant was full, the wait was unbearably long.

First time trying banh knot, it was good. The banh xeo was delicious: perfectly crispy yet not super oily. The veggies were fresh and crispy perfect for wrapping! Great food with great prices. My Asian mum approve