Quán Dì Tư

Home cook style dishes, friendly and down to earth services. Good prices. Need air circulation or AC on at lower temperature since it was hot inside the restaurant while we visited.

Affordable place for being on a budget. However, a few food items are a bit pricey.

Home cooked Vietnamese food that's very affordable with most dishes in the $4-8 range. Got the soup/Canh which had a little bit of pork meatballs for just 5 bucks that reminds me of my moms cooking. Got the clay pot catfish which was enough for one person for $6. Happy to support a mom and pop joint place that serves good traditional food for a cheap price. Glad I tried this place and kind of tired of newer Vietnamese restaurants having huge portions or some gimmicky add ons to have you spend over 20 bucks for lunch

After delivering my baby, I couldn 't find the time nor the energy to cook like I used to. I was craving Vietnamese hot home meals that didn 't break the bank. This place was a savior! It is a hole in a wall, but it is well maintained and clean. I usually buy a week worth of dishes and they would last for the entire time. I like their whole fish fried, stuffed tofu, cà ri gà (chicken curry , ragu gà (chicken ragu , stir-fried veggies. Honestly, you can 't go wrong with any of it. It 's also okay if you don 't know what the dishes are called. This type of place is also known to serve cơm chỉ in Vietnamese, which means you use your finger to point at the dishes you want. How much of it depends on the container size that you choose (small, large, etc. . You can definitely dine in as there are tables. The lady behind the counter is also very sweet. The best part is that they accept credit cards!

Wrong hour. Hope they can update the hour so people don’t waste time.