Name: Dinh Y
Address: 171B D Cong Quynh | Pham Ngu Lao Area, Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City
Telephone: (08) 836 7715
Price range: €

Dinh Y

Next to the New World Hotel, the decoration is unique, there are many guests, the taste of the dishes is average, not suitable for people who like spicy food, the chicken feet and shark fins are not bad, you can walk from Ben Thanh Market, opposite is the park

An excellent beef noodle restaurant, the noodles are just the right amount of hardness and paired with tender beef, every bite is a treat for your taste buds.

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Pho Quynh is also easy to find at an intersection. The noodles are a bit rough, but the spicy tomato 🍅 is delicious, and the meat is generous. It is said that their baguette 🥖 is good, but I really can&#39;t eat it, so I didn&#39;t order it. I saw that everyone at the same table had ordered it.

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Den Long Restaurant is located in
130 Nguyen Trai | District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Great Vietnamese, the store is a bit small and inconspicuous, but the taste is good, the price is not expensive, your Chinese proficiency is limited, and there are many styles. Pork, chicken, and crab are all good, you can give it a try.

Vietnamese sandwiches are often lined up, and the ingredients are very rich, with some cheese, beef, fried fragrant cubes and sausages. I specially took a picture of the price list and business hours for your reference.
Although there is no dine-in service in the store, the basic hygiene is clean.
I personally think the portion is very sufficient and the taste is good. I strongly recommend the Vietnamese baguette sandwich and pork sausage.
But I think the crystal braised pork and steak are just okay, not too amazing.

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Several Vietnamese people say that this beef noodle restaurant is the most delicious. It is opened by Ah Xiong, an overseas Chinese in Vietnam. Everyone knows &quot;Fa Fou Xiong&quot;. There were a lot of people, and a large coriander was placed on each table. The limes were particularly large, and the special axiong noodles were composed of half, raw, oily, tendon, crispy, cartilage, balls, and cooked. Try the soup base and beef, and you will be impressed. Yes, it&rsquo;s the best I&rsquo;ve had in recent days. A bowl of beef noodles is as good as any other seafood. ​

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