Mai Thao - Tay Ninh

My friend and I just dined at this fantastic restaurant and it is definitely worth a visit if you're in the area! We had a delicious vegetarian soup with tofu, fresh sprouts, and other tasty toppings. We also tried different types of spring rolls - both fresh ones with rice paper and deep-fried ones, which were all incredibly flavorful, especially with the sauce. I can say with confidence that this place has won my heart and I will definitely be returning tomorrow. If you're looking for excellent service (from the sweetest lady), honest, tasty, and easy dining with fantastic flavors, this is the place to be! Highly recommended! PS: Please note that Google Maps may not show the correct location. The restaurant is situated between Durong So 103 and Dien Bien Phu, very close to the temple, so it shouldn't be hard to find.

This place was recommended as the best vegetarian restaurant in the city, and with good ground. Although very basic, eating was amazing. I went with Vietnamese workmates who made the order (not sure how I had ordered if I had left alone, except the ad). the hot pot (blue) was delicious, the best I had in vietnam. and the owner was very gracious and often came by to check if we liked to eat and see if she could bring us something. only sitting outside, so they do not expect an air-conditioned inside restaurant (see pictures). it's a bit hard to find. google cards often show no exact location in vietnam. it is the second gasse (ngo) on the right side of the n bien phu, when it starts to the north of cach mang thang tam (the road starts opposite the cao dai tempel entrance). ask the locals for the vegetarian restaurant (quun chay).

This place comes highly recommended as the best vegetarian restaurant in the city, and rightfully so. Despite its simplicity, the food was truly amazing. I visited with my Vietnamese colleagues who took charge of ordering (I wouldn't have known where to start on my own). The hot pot (blue) was absolutely delicious, the best I've had in Vietnam. The owner was incredibly kind and made sure we were enjoying our meal, offering to bring us more dishes. The restaurant only has outdoor seating, so don't expect air conditioning indoors. It can be a bit tricky to locate, as Google Maps often doesn't provide an exact location in Vietnam. Look for the second alley on the right side of Ngo Bien Phu, heading north from Cach Mang Thang Tam (across from the Cao Dai Temple entrance). Ask the locals for the vegetarian restaurant (Quun Chay).

My friend and I just dined at this fantastic restaurant, and I highly recommend it if you're in the area! We tried a delicious vegetarian soup with tofu, fresh sprouts, and other tasty ingredients. On the side, we also ordered different types of spring rolls - both fresh ones with rice paper and deep-fried ones. They were all so flavorful, especially the sauce! I can honestly say that I have fallen in love with this place and will definitely be returning tomorrow. If you're looking for great service (provided by the sweetest lady), honest and delicious food with fantastic flavors, this is the place to go! Don't miss out! P.S. Please note that the Google map does not show the correct location. The restaurant is located between Durong So 103 and Dien Bien Phu, very close to the temple. It's not hard to find at all.