Canton - Westminster

Really delicious Cantonese Vietnamese cuisine my food friend brought me to my birthday. If you can communicate it with the server, ask for the fish raw on the side for the fish pulp (our server has only spoken Vietnamese and broken English) that the fish is as tender as possible when you eat it. Surprising though they use Tilapia or Wels (I'm not sure what), I don't have any of this fishy taste I usually hate with ground food. Everything was excellent. Do not forget to get the roasted crosses/dough to go with the Porridge! See images for more mouthwater. Parking is large, but shared with many other shops in the Plaza, so I had to park a bit far away.

The first time to eat here and everything we ordered was delicious! Only cash. Place wasn't busy when we left, but it took a while to get the check and change after payment.

Great place! We thought the fish congree surpassed the Abalone in taste. Chinese donut was okay, but overpriced for just a few pieces. Another must try their fish cake Bun Rieu soup, clean flavor soup, but tasteful and will also recommend Dill Turmeric Fish, delightful!

I got the fish on sizzling hot plate with Dill and Congee, both were delicious. This place is known for these dishes and has been there forever. Looks like it's just rebuilt, looks much better. It's just cash down.

So I was skeptical of this place because it wasn’t on DENG HAZARD or BOLSA avenue. Usually you can tell thing on DENG HAZARD is good since Eden Hazard was a reaaaallly good player but that was a while ago. I haven’t followed him since the move to Real Madrid but I’m not sure if he’s still there. I think he got a bit chubby recently but that might be rumors and I switched sports that I follow. Edit: I forgot to mention he might be prowling around the streets eating food there. I went (forced) to get the Vietnamese fish (KHO TOY) which turns out you need to go All the way to Westminster for. Like apparently you can’t buy a slice of salmon and then make a Vietnamese person to cook it. Like ain’t that basically a Vietnamese fish?? Please submit a poll to help me solve this great mystery.