With spring rolls, we sometimes wonder whether it's the sauce or the roll that makes the dish. Fortunately, dining at Vietnam Café in Columbus Park has helped us realize that the roll and the sauce are of equal importance. At Vietnam Café, the spring rolls are of the nonfried variety (that's a must), and you can order either traditional (ground pork and shrimp) or vegetarian rolls. Plump with soft vermicelli noodles, lettuce, cilantro and chives, they're expertly wrapped in thin, resilient (never thick or gummy) rice paper, and they pack a crisp crunch. Then there's the sauce. It's that perfect blend of sweet, spicy and salty intermingled with smooth, savory peanut throughout. It's the rolls. It's the sauce. It's both!
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The Vietnam Cafe on the River Market area has, by far, the best and most authentic Vietnamese food anywhere. You would have to go to Vietnam to get it's equal. It's delicious, healthy, and everything is freshly made. Try it out, this is the real deal! The staff is excellant, I love that place.
The Vietnam Cafe on the River Market area has, by far, the best and most authentic Vietnamese food anywhere. You would have to go to Vietnam to get it's equal. It's delicious, healthy, and everything is freshly made. Try it out, this is the real deal! The staff is excellant, I love that place.
One word: Pho. Google it. Research it. Then go to Vietnam Cafe for it. Its cheap, its filling, and there are so many flavors and so much depth going on you won't know what to do with yourself. I recommend beef pho if you've never had it before. A good lunch destination.
One word: Pho. Google it. Research it. Then go to Vietnam Cafe for it. Its cheap, its filling, and there are so many flavors and so much depth going on you won't know what to do with yourself. I recommend beef pho if you've never had it before. A good lunch destination.
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