Duc Phuong Thach Che

The Vietnamese dessert shop features a wonderful selection of dishes and desserts, highlighting a diverse range of flavors that are sure to please. However, I was disappointed with the service during my visit. I decided to order some desserts to take home, and with the long drive back to Austin, I politely asked if certain ingredients could be packed separately to maintain their freshness. Unfortunately, a staff member was unwilling to fulfill my request and offered unclear reasons for the refusal. This part of my experience was quite disappointing.

We visited this place for some snacks and pastries. The shop was incredibly busy, with various sections dedicated to specific snacks and drinks. In the center, there was a large table overflowing with vibrant and colorful pastries and treats. The lively atmosphere was filled with the sounds of people chatting while they went about their grocery shopping. Overall, it was an intriguing store, and I would definitely consider coming back.

We visited this restaurant three times in one week, and here's what we learned: it's essential to arrive early when it opens, as they tend to sell out quickly.

I ordered a Ban Mi and ended up also getting the Chè sầu riêng (durian sweet soup). I had no idea what to expect, so I just went for it and got everything. Wow, my mind is blown! Both dishes were fantastic. The staff and other customers were incredibly kind and patient. Vietnamese Houston has done it again! Thank you for bringing such amazing culture and food to Texas. I'll definitely be back for more Chè sầu riêng!

The sticky rice dishes are amazing and truly authentic! You definitely need to try the Vietnamese desserts as well. I absolutely adore the combination of tofu and red bean dessert.