Thai Nghiep Ky Mi Gia - San Francisco

My favorite dish is the #8 braised duck leg with flat rice noodles and wontons. It's delicious and a great value! The only downside was that the wontons lacked flavor. They also offer complimentary warm soy milk, which is a nice touch.

The duck noodle dish was a standout. The tender duck, perfectly cooked noodles, and fragrant broth created a wonderful medley of flavors that I can still savor in my memory. It's clear that the chefs pay meticulous attention to detail and use high-quality ingredients in their cooking. The wontons were also impressive. Each bite was filled with savory goodness, with the delicate wrappers and flavorful filling showcasing the skill involved in Chinese culinary techniques. It's uncommon to find such authentic and tasty wontons outside traditional Chinese neighborhoods, and Thai Nghiep My Gia definitely surpassed my expectations. The restaurant's atmosphere was cozy and inviting, creating a comfortable setting for a delightful meal. The staff were attentive and friendly, making sure that every diner had an exceptional experience. If you enjoy duck noodle and wonton dishes prepared in a Chinese style, you absolutely must visit Thai Nghiep My Gia. Their commitment to authentic flavors and the impeccable preparation of each dish make it a hidden gem in the Sunset area. I can’t wait for my next visit to enjoy these delicious dishes again!

This cozy little noodle restaurant in the Sunset district offers a great atmosphere. I tried the duck leg with wonton noodles, and it was a delicious choice for lunch.

Worker speaks chiew chew language, Cantonese, vietnamese, and Mandarin. Wow! Mi vit thiem isn't super traditional but still good. Mi wonton good. Both soup and dry noodles are good, although have an expected amount of msg in soup.They give a cup of free hot soy milk.

Wide selection of Chinese-Vietnamese noodle soups, with egg noodle options. Broth a bit simple, not as well-spiced and umami flavored as pho. Customize with black pepper, black vinegar, jalapeño vinegar, chili oil, hoisin, and soy sauce. No limes, but sriracha available. Tasty egg rolls, similar to lumpia.