Banh Cuon Thang Long

Wow, this was a pleasant surprise. I am a frequent visitor at the nearby Nha Trang, just as much a "hole in the wall" feeling: https://www.yelp.com/biz/nha-trang-restaurant-falls-churchI went with a Saigonese friend who did the ordering. We split two dishes: Bánh Uớt Đặc Biệt (#1A) and Bánh Canh Cua Tôm. Both dishes complemented each other and were fabulous revelations. I could almost have it again two hours later.I will definitely return to try more off this unique menu. Yum yum yum.

Walking into Banh Cuon Thang Long was like stepping back in time to my childhood. I ordered the Banh Cuon Thang Long Special, which had all the fixings and was a classic favorite we used to enjoy when I was a little boy. My counterpart ordered the pho and said it was on par. It was incredible to see this establishment still thriving today, delivering the same flavorful touch that made it a staple in our family traditions.Not only does Banh Cuon Thang Long offer an inviting ambience, but the consistency in their flavors over the years speaks volumes about why they are still in business. The authenticity, quality, and dedication to their craft are unmatched. Every bite brought back memories, making this visit more than just a meal--it was a nostalgic experience.A solid five stars for their excellence in food, service, and maintaining a tradition that continues to bring joy to generations. Highly recommend!

I came to Eden Center for lunch and was craving for banh cuon. This place is known for their banh cuon and i have been coming here for their specialty for many years. We came after 1pm and the lunch rush was over so we got seated and our order was taken promptly. The food came out quick also.I ordered:1. Banh Cuon Thanh Long- this is their most popular dish. You get a combo of the different types of banh cuon filling, cha, and shrimp cakes. Very tasty, generous portion BUT this time, this dish was a tad bit bland.2. Bun Oc-- this is a Vietnamese tomato base soup with conches. The conches has a nice firm texture and not too chewy. The soup was on the sweeter side. Overall, decent enough but there is another restaurant in Eden with much better bun oc.

Only place I go for the snail noodle soup. Food comes out fairly fast with attentive service. Plenty of tables and seats for small or large groups.

2.19.24It's been awhile since I've been to the Eden Center. I was in the area having lunch with a friend so decided to stop by and pick up dinner for me and my husband. I placed an order for carryout, #1. Banh Cuon Thanh Long (rice crepes) for myself and #16. Com Tam Bi Suon Cha (broken rice with bbq pork, shredded pork skin, meatloaf, and egg) for the hubby.Hubby ate his the same evening and enjoyed it minus the egg meatloaf and the shredded pork skin, which he did not eat.I saved my entree for dinner the following night. It was very hearty and tasty. I enjoyed the crepes filled with shrimp and pork and the ham. The fried shrimp cakes (?) were bland and didn't really add anything to the dish other than adding texture. The banh cuon hit the spot for me and fulfilled my hankering. It was reasonably priced given the generous portion. Highly recommend!

This restaurant is known for their banh cuon so I went in there to have what they are known for. The place was empty, service was ok, food was meh. I guess I had high expectations since all of the great reviews says so, but I thought it was ok, very bland in all the dishes we got. They only got one person working the kitchen, so everything must be premade and ready to be heat up.Bun bo hue didn't even look that great, doesn't look spicy, the banh hoi was meh, dad didn't like the meat, something was off. He also complained about the lack of veggies and I have to agree as well. My banh cuon platter didn't have much veggies either. I also ordered banh beo and that did not look like what I was expecting. Overall it looks good but tastes meh. I would have eaten something else if I knew it was like this, but now we know.

Was craving some Banh Cuon and this certainly filled the void! Authentic, fresh and delicious! Had a side of pho and my fiancé had the Com Tam, which he really enjoyed. Would definitely go back!

Dine-in: Sunday 5/14/23 2:00pWe dine-in on Mother's Day. The restaurant is busy but not crowded. Restaurant located inside of a business plaza where there are multiple other restaurants and businesses near by. We got sat fairly quick. My family ordered varieties of dishes. Most of them were pretty average, but I want to point out a couple of error that need improvement. The rice in the Combo Rice Dish was very mushy. And the crispy shrimp cake in the Fresh Steamed Rice Flour Crepes Combo was hard. Overall, foods was average, restaurant staff was good and restaurant setting is small so if you have a big party (more then 10) might not be a good option.

The good - food, menu, price, cleanliness. The bad - location not easy to find. The ugly - none.

Underrrated Vietnamese food. The OC of the east coast. Vietnamese Californian approved. I get the bánh ướt. I recommend sharing the plates are huge