This place is actually a very large cafeteria with various different cuisines. I happened to pass by this Vietnamese restaurant and saw a long line outside. The aroma of the soup wafting from inside made me want to give it a try, so I joined the queue. After waiting for a while, I realized I could actually just buy takeout from the side, so if you don't plan to dine in, purchasing takeout from the side to enjoy in the cafeteria inside is the fastest option!

You can go directly to the staff at the side to place your order. They will tell you the approximate waiting time and give you a number. Once the time is up, you just go back to pick up your meal!

As you can see in the picture, this large amount of food is all part of one meal. I can understand why so many people want to dine there because their portions are really quite large. I chose items that included beef meatballs, beef tendon, and beef. Surprisingly, they gave me two bowls of soup, one of which had nearly half a bowl of ingredients in it, so the soup, ingredients, and noodles are all served separately. When combined, it can really make two bowls, and this portion is definitely enough to satisfy two girls. They also generously provided bean sprouts and Thai basil, giving you enough to even take some home to stir-fry!

As for the taste, I found it to be decent. It wasn't incredibly impressive, but it was tasty enough. If I come back here and don't know what to eat, it seems like a pretty good choice, especially as the weather gets cooler. Having a bowl of their hot soup feels very comforting to the body. If you're unsure of what to eat, I recommend giving it a try!