About Ha Noi Corner Restaurant
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Great atmosphere when you first walk in. Friendly staff, no wait on a Sunday night for dinner. Everything was fresh and hot and came out quickly. The vegetable eggrolls were so crispy and delicious but they contain pork so if you can’t eat certain things make sure to double check for you or your friends with dietary restrictions many items contain pork! The hot sauce chilli paste is extremely spicy so if you love spice def give it a try! I ordered a house coffee with cream to soothe my tongue from the spice. The coffee is so strong and delicious. You can ask for crystal boba too which I love since not many viet coffee places offer boba. Taste just like the normal strong viet coffee with a creamy foam top. The price is so affordable for the size would recommend for strong coffee lovers Easy free parking lot Family friendly Great food Good vibes Delicious coffee
Everything was delicious! I ordered the Tôm Nướng (large, fried shrimp) , bún chả Hà Nội (grilled pork, vermicelli, and leafy greens), mì nuoc hải sản (egg and soup seafood), Muc Chien Xu (crispy fried calamari), and (2) Taro Twists with coconut. The food came out quickly and everything was fresh and beautifully plated. Lots of table seating available. Very nicely decorated for the Chinese New Year. Will be back later to try some other items on the menu! Parking is fine on weekdays but super crowded on weekends. I recommend if you go on weekends, park over at the Chuze Fitness or near the CVS, or the seafood market out back, much easier than trying to squeeze into the nearby parking spaces.
I came here for the first time and it will definitely be my last. The food and service were just average — nothing special and not worth the price. What really ruined the experience was how dirty the place was. The tables and floors didn’t look clean, and to make things worse, I found a dead fly in the dipping sauce. That’s completely unacceptable. I lost my appetite right away. There are plenty of better Vietnamese restaurants around, so I highly recommend going somewhere else instead of this place.
Food was not the greatest despite it being Vietnamese home style owned. Prior to walking in, there wasn’t much customers but they’re sitting at the corner of a plaza which means parking is convenient. However, I tried their Bon bu hue and there is nothing like it, going from the soup base to the ingredient inside. It tasted bland and no flavor. Chicken was dry on the other dish. Would go elsewhere to eat better Vietnamese food. The only pros at this place I see is its spaciousness of the shop, free parking, open till 10pm and a rewards program.
I always used to order Pho at Vietnamese restaurants, but thanks to a friend’s recommendation, I tried Bun Cha for the first time. Wrapping the noodles and grilled meats with fresh herbs and vegetables was so satisfying and filling! I only managed to take a photo of the Calamari (fried squid), which was also crispy and delicious. Highly recommend trying something new here!