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How we read reviews →Springvale's self-declared 'king of broken rice'. tiny, no-frills, near the station.
A cramped, well-worn no-frills eatery opposite Springvale station. plastic tables, a handful of seats, and an elderly family running the kitchen give it an unmistakably authentic, home-style feel.
Charcoal-grilled pork chop cooked to order, a genuinely broad vegetarian and vegan menu alongside the meat dishes, and a self-serve, counter-order system during busy periods.
Run by an elderly Vietnamese couple with staff speaking primarily Vietnamese; reviewers with Vietnamese heritage describe the food as tasting exactly like home.
Generally strong value at around $15-16 for the special broken rice with large portions, though several reviewers flagged occasional price inconsistencies and one dish felt pricier than nearby competitors.
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