Com Tam Kieu Giang

The pork chop is nice and tender, its flavors burst in your mouth. The service is very good. The short lady with a pen in her hair always smiles and treats customers with respect.

Great, authentic local spot! It's a small restaurant with decent seating in a plaza with plenty of parking. The com tam/bun is a decent portion, definitely filling and hearty. I thought the meat was well marinated and all the herbs and veggies were fresh. The service is really friendly! Our server/cashier spoke English, Vietnamese, and Cantonese. Definitely a very approachable place and homey restaurant in the area. They specialized in com tam and don't have too many other Vietnamese dishes. Would return if I am craving com tam!

Food: 4/5Service: 4/5Ambiance: 3/5I was in the area craving com tam. Normally, I go to the highly rated spots, but a friend recommended this place, saying it's authentic and a great value, so I decided to give it a try.I had to sign in and wait about 10 to 15 minutes since it was full, which is always a good sign. Once seated, the staff was very friendly and welcoming.I ordered their house special com tam, and it did not disappoint. They were generous with the meat, though there were fewer fried items compared to my usual com tam spot but I actually prefer it this way. They also offer an all you can eat option, but for me, the portion and value of the regular meal were more than enough.This is now my go to com tam spot in the area.

Com Tam Kieu Giang is a small mom and pop shop offering generous portion of broken rice combos ranging from $10-$17. We usually order over the phone for to go, and they pack it nicely with complimentary soup and fish sauce for the rice dish. They also offer dine-in service in the no-frill shop, and the tables are clean.The house special #1 (charbroiled pork chop, shredded pork, baked egg, bean curd skin, and Chinese sausage on broken rice for $17) has a lot of items that can easily split into 2 meals.My favorites are either Combo #10 ($12 charbroiled pork chop or pork BBQ and baked egg on broken rice) or Combo #17 ($15 charbroiled pork chop, baked egg and bean curd skin on broken rice) depending on how hungry I am that day.The food at Com Tam Kieu Giang is flavorful and tasty, a bit on the sweet side, but it's still a great place for Vietnamese broken rice.Note: 50 cents surcharge for credit card payment

I usually order this place for to go and dined in for the first time. The service was quick and the employees are nice. I get the number 6 - pork bbq rice. It comes with soup, shredded pork, and baked egg. Definitely a spot to try for broken rice plates!

Used to go to com tam thanh but my parents had been saying the quality had been on the decline for a while. My dad recommended I try Kieu Giang. Small mom and Pop shop and tbh looks a bit dated but certainly gives the vibe that they've been around for a while. Not crowded at all which I wasn't too surprised about, since I had never heard about it before. This place was on point! Fair pricing and the com tam was amazing! Tau Hu ky was super crispy and not oily at all and the BBQ pork super flavorful without being overly fatty. Friendly staff and great service. Might be my new go to com tam place from now on

One of the best broken rice spots in the OC. Thank you to Michael for being so friendly when we went to visit! It was delicious! Very Impressive! Thanks for the good food!

Came across all the great reviews at this restaurant and decided to give it a try with my family. I came with a party of 7 and the restaurant wasn't too busy. We ordered a variety of rice and bun dishes. All are delicious! I especially like the pork chops and the fried tofu with ground shrimp- very tasty! The only thing that needs improvement is the sliced pork in the bun is kinda dry and chewy. Service was attentive. I ll definitely return back to try other items!

Com tam yummy, people there friendly and nice . Store just simple small but warm ! I came nearly time they close, but they still service good.

A decent and quaint Vietnamese restaurant that deserves some more attention. They have a lot of the staple rice and noodle dishes that'll give you a blast of nostalgia as if you're eating with grandma. The entries get a tiny bit pricey but they give you huge portions so there's a good chance you might not finish your food. Like 2 entries for 3 people would be ideal. What to order? Just choose between rice or noodes, and literally pick and choose what meats/items you want in it The service is just really friendly and so heartwarming that it just puts a smile on your face too. It was relatively quiet when we went but seeing other locals come in with their kids and order "the usual" was so cute Food: 7/10 Service: 8/10 Atmosphere: 7/10 Value: 8/10