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I've been coming to this Vietnamese restaurant regularly and I honestly can’t recommend it enough. The food is absolutely delicious full of flavour, fresh, and always hits the spot. My go-to dish never disappoints. The drinks are just as good refreshing and well made. What makes this place even more special is the staff. They’re some of the kindest people I’ve ever met. Every time I walk in, I’m greeted with warm smiles and genuine care. It’s the kind of place that makes you feel like family.

Absolutely delicious food. Well worth a visit and very good prices.

Delicious food, variety of dishes and fair quantity. Some of the staff are nice, other are careless and apathetic. Music can be extremely loud sometimes so better to dine in before diner time or take away

Mouth-watering char kway teow with the perfect wok hei flavour! Laksa (winter special) also flavoursome and delicious! Small dine-in area but they still had 2 high chairs which was great for our toddler. Our toddler had the kids menu fried rice - simple but tasty. She enjoyed it!

Ordered spicy kimchi pork belly Bento and spicy karaage. The service was pretty fast - under ten minutes for both. The portions, as can be seen from the photos, were VERY generous. This fed two people. The prices are also reasonable, considering the portion and taste. The service from the worker was outstanding, he was very friendly. Only downside is there was no music playing so the atmosphere felt a little quiet. Will definitely be back again!

Overall, the food was quite nice except for the XO radish cake and yam puff. The XO radish cake was a bit too soft inside that it felt abit watery, it would be nice if it was a little firmer. Maybe it was abit off due to high volume of customers on a public holiday. The flavour also wasn’t really to my liking. The yam puff just personally wasn’t my kind of dish. On the brighter side, my friend who usually never eats porridge said the congee was “honestly kinda nice,” which says a lot! I forgot the exact names of a few dishes, but the pictures are in order according to the ratings below. (All ratings are based on personal preference.) Pork and century egg porridge - 8/10 XO raddish cake - 5/10 Little canton’s special fried rice - 7/10 虾饺steam Prawn dumpling - 7.5/10 烧卖prawn and pork siu Mai, dimsum- 8/10 Yam Puff - 6/10 Chinese Doughnut rice roll - 7/10 Shrimp rice roll - 7/10 Fried shrimp (forgot the exact name) - 7.5:10 Fried dumpling (forgot the exact name) - 8/10 Durian puff - 6.5/10 Salt and pepper squid tentacles - 7/10 (no picture) Salted egg lava bun - didn’t get to try, sold out 😢 Portuguese tart- didn’t get to try, sold out 😢 A mate mentioned their dinner menu was also really nice, so I’d come back to try that next time. (Also the dimsum and hopefully get the salted egg lava buns too) Overall, I liked the place. It has good vibes and atmosphere, and is quite a solid spot for dim sum.