Ngoc Thuyen Vegetarian Restaurant

I came here to buy dessert, the lady with short hair was impolite customer service.She put my chè bánh lọt into the old bag that her staff just used for another foods. She does not wants to get new bag for me. When I asked her, she didnt smiles or says nice with customers. I thought they selling veggan foods so they will be nice with everyone.

Located inside the Super Market. All vegetarian, fast and easy to go items. I grabbed a few items like the banh cuon, banh bao, and banh beo, other items I haven't tried before. I wanted to try fried banana and wasn't paying attention to how much he was giving me because of the language barrier and rushing to order to get out of line. It was a lot and just okay. He gave me some sesame balls for free. I enjoyed the banh cuon the most of everything. It was convenient. I'm so glad I got to pick stuff up to go from here!

This review is for their banh beo only. It's not good... D: The middle of the rice cake is hard and thicker than a typical one. It doesn't really absorb any of the fish sauce flavor, so overall, the flavor isn't all that good. I wouldn't get this again or recommend it. The cashier also told me it's buy 2 get 1 free and stuffed 2 more boxes in the bag but I definitely don't want to eat it. :(

Was looking for lunch on a meatless Friday and happened upon this place. Located in the pretty unknown Lucky Supermarket, this restaurant and the Hans restaurants a few stalls down totally bumped up the stars on this supermarket. So upon walking in, I saw a worker portioning out pipping hot food into the to-go containers. It was a mixture of fried tofu softened by the mixture of sauces and this bitter green cabbage, forgot the name. I saw a lady have a sample of the mixture and I couldn't help myself had to ask for one too. So glad I did because it was freaking amazing. Got a tub of that tofu mixture and an eggplant tub. All tubs of that size are $6 which I think is a little pricey but the soups are cheap so I guess it evens out. I also got 2 soups: Banh canh and hu tieu both $11 and so good! There were so many items that were included that made these 2 dishes excel in quality. We also got a bunch of random things that equaled to $46. During checkout one of the cashiers threw in an extra Banh it Tran. It's the white doughy thing that has mung beans inside. I don't know how much we have to buy to get that complimentary Banh it tran but I would totally buy that on my own it was so good. Would totally go here and try their Cha lua. That was in the 2 soup dishes and it was yummy. Also CASH ONLY and it's a to-go place with 2 tables to sit and eat.

Y'all finding this place was a bit hard because this baker used to be in bolsa and you know vietnamese mom not knowing the address just go head and turn here. Well a couple of months back, we head over to the location in bolsa, only to find out he moved but didn't know where. Y'all my vietnamese mom went on a mission (keep in mind we don't live in the area anymore) tell me why my mother went grocery shopping in OC and asked a ton of people in the market to find this man. The hunt of this man came to a stop when someone told her he's set up a shop in the grocery shop Best Choice, a grocery my mother and I, don't go because there's other Vietnamese supermarkets in Westminster area. We came here for one thing only. BANH FREAKING TIEU THEY ARE MASSIVE!! And only for a dollar make y'all money holla. Hot and fresh! They also sell other vegetarian food but banh tieu is where the money at! The ambiance is okay, just block out the fish smell coming from the grocery store. Your mission is just in n out to grab that banh tieu.

Great place to quickly stop by and grab some togo vegetarian food. Located inside the supermarket so the parking is a bit hectic since there are a lot of businesses in this plaza. They have fridges full of soup meals (bun hue, hu tieu, banh canh, etc.) packed that you can grab and pay for and go on with your day. I love how convenient it is and the packed meals come with everything, utensils, sauces, and veggies etc. These soup meals are big portions enough for two people. The fridges are very organized and neat. They also have other appetizers/snacks (xoi, goi cuon, mi xao, etc.) laying out on tables you can grab. The line to pay is a little hectic since people just line up anywhere around the pay counter and it's hard to notice who came first. I recommend bringing cash.

I've been a customer since the days they were operating out of a small temple (house) on Trask Ave. I want to support the Buddish monk and nuns who are trying to earn honest money for their temple. But couldn't help noticing the UNFRIENDLY attitude and negative environment this food shop has descended into lately. The cashiers just simply asked, in an impolite manner, "what do you want?" (lấy cái gì?) as if customers are bothering them. And after taking money payments, they don't even say "Thank you". There is NO COURTESY from these people. I even observed 2 of the workers having LOUD arguments in from of customers because the male worker "jokingly" pushed the female, which she didn't appreciate. That went on for about 1/2 hour. No matter what, it's a business place and they should take their personal fight elsewhere. Not to mention that this vegan place started out from a temple (not sure if they're still affiliated with any temple anymore). They're driving their customers, even loyal ones, away. I'm NEVER coming back here.

Many of the soups are packaged and ready to go in the fridge, making this a quick and easy place to pick up Vietnamese vegetarian food. I've tried many of the soups and they have all been delicious.

Does not follow catering order. Need to learn how to follow customers orders especially when we have to pay a lot for catering.

Very good food to go, Vietnamese food, variety of dishes, and the price is very good too. I love vegetarian food from this shop.