Lu Lu Vietnamese - Glen Iris

The restaurant is a bit more expensive than your average Vietnamese spot, but the ambiance and service make it worth it. We tried the Vietnamese pork and grilled spring rolls, as well as the grilled meat on metal leaves, all of which were delicious. The Vietnamese pancake was tasty but could have had more filling. We also had the Vietnamese stew, which was served with Vietnamese bread. The owner mentioned that the bread was a French influence. The meat was juicy and flavorful. Overall, we enjoyed our meal and would definitely return. The service was outstanding and we look forward to coming back.

Went there once on Friday night, eating was surprisingly delicious, really enjoyed it. the only thing was, it was a little expensive for vietnamese and for its location, if it were cheaper back on regular basis.

I had dinner at Lulu on Sunday evening and was very impressed. The service by Don, one of the owners, was very attentive and friendly. We tried the crab rice paper rolls and shrimp with crispy green rice, both of which were excellent. They were fresh, light, and delicious. We also shared a pho, Lulu rice, and softshell crab, all of which were amazing. It was nice to dine at a place with such good food without having to worry about bad weather or difficult parking. The quality of the food, funky decor, and beautiful service at Lulu were all exceptional. Well done, Lulu!

After a stressful week, it was a relief to dine at Lu Lu. The service, though it was evident that some of the waitstaff were still learning, was friendly, attentive, and helpful. There was always someone checking in to see if we needed anything without being intrusive or rushed. The menu was extensive for a suburban restaurant, offering a variety of delicious options. The tangy and moist tamarind sticky chicken wings were a standout, as well as the signature dish of spicy coconut sprouts that left us wanting to savor every last bite. The whole snapper was beautifully presented and cooked to perfection. We couldn't resist indulging in the sticky rice coconut ice cream with coconut pieces, even though we were already quite full. The consequences of overindulging were worth it, and we look forward to returning to try more dishes on the menu.

We went there when it first opened. The food was vey bland. After about six months we returned. The food is very much improved better seasoned and tastier.