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How we read reviews →Maribyrnong Vietnamese street seafood spot famous for its snails, banh mi and pho.
Busy, casual Vietnamese eatery with combined indoor/outdoor seating, a small shrine with a food offering at the entrance, and a narrow but cosy dining room that fills up during peak hours.
A small entrance shrine with a daily food offering, a 5% cash-payment discount, and a menu built around snails, pipi and other shellfish not commonly seen at other Vietnamese restaurants.
Strongly praised as authentic. reviewers who lived in Vietnam or grew up eating home-cooked Vietnamese food say the flavours taste like Saigon.
Generally good value for everyday dishes like banh mi and pho, though several reviewers found premium seafood like lobster noodles overpriced for the portion served.
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