East Borough

I actually like the creativity here. It's not like a traditional Vietnamese banh mi sandwich. Dipping sandwiches was also unique. It is a little pricey but the portions were large and fresh. Also I'm sure the rent at the CAMP isn't cheap. My bò kho sandwich was very filling and hot. It was funny that carrot and potato was in the sandwich as well. Broth was a little salty but better than some of the actual beef stews I've had in Westminster. The interior was cute and staff was very nice.

This is a small little shop in the corner inside of the camp. They have sandwiches and Vietnamese beef stew. The taste is definitely fusion but I enjoyed it...it's more on the healthier side.We ordered the beef stew and salad with pork belly. Both were fulfilling for lunch. The pork belly was tender and flavorful and so was the stew. Would we come back-definitely if we were in the area and wanted Vietnamese food for lunch. Staff were friendly. Price is a bit higher, given its location, compare to "local" Vietnamese restaurants that offers same or similar dishes.

Wished the pork belly is bbq or deep fried.It was ok Sweet spot if you can find it's

The vibe at the camp is always a 10/10. We got the pho dip sandwich and the pork vermicelli bowl. We thought the sandwich was just okay. I loveee vermicelli bowls but I didn't love the one here as much. I did love that egg roll on top. Service was good and I will come back and try a banh mi to see if maybe that's their winner.

We eat here weekly. Our favorites are the beef stew, vermicelli bowls & Bahn mi sandwiches. So basically most of the menu. We always leave full & never feel drowsy after eating there. If you like wholesome fresh food you'll eat here.

Definitely recommend this place if your in the area, Foods amazing and qualitys good, haven't had any interactions where the workers are rude to me or felt disrespected lmao, they've been nice to me and helpful each time I go, love this place. And the owner, chillest and nicest dude I've ever met 10/10

This place is great. Best interpretation of the banh mi. Wish they still had one in LA.

Ah, this spot is a nice little green oasis in the concrete jungle of Orange County. Great spot to relax and sit amongst the tendrils of vines. They even have some neat art books to peruse on shelves next to the bathroom. As for food, hubs and I split a pho banh mi, French dip style + some egg rolls. He got a Vietnamese iced coffee and I had the iced jasmine tea. All delicious, all decently priced. Good spot to go to without having to go to Westminster. I'm always finding fusion restaurants dubious, but this one did a great job of honoring Vietnamese food while making subtle twists.

Located in Camp which is nice to walk around but this restaurant is very small with only 3 small table seats inside. So my family of 3 sat outside with a heater that didn't work. Food was the worst take of Vietnamese I have ever had. It has no flavor and very bland. Food came out fast but lukewarm only thing that came out hot was the chicken congee for my son minus all the veggies but you would lose your appetite if you were served what he was.

AMAZING!!!! Everything we've had here is spectacular. The curry soup, the rice bowls, the rice porridge, and the banh mi are absolutely delicious. This place has a cute hole in the wall type of vibe and the service is always great and quick. Prices and portions are great. I want this place to get more notoriety because it's so good but I also want to keep it a secret so it stays lowkey and special LOL. We are huge fans!!