Comment Archives: Locations: Restaurants: Vietnamese
Re: “Kien Giang”
The BEST so far in Nashville for food, service and prices. Freshness and quick service. First ttimers don't expect server to give you the low down on what's good, or what's in it. Bring someone with you who knows or you just go by the description on a very good photo menu, no matter what you choose, the choice will be delicious. The Bubble Drink is a favorite for kids in different flavors. My favorite is the Honeydew Melon. Refreshing dessert to drink on the way home. Gotta like those mochi rice balls in it...Try it!
Re: “Kien Giang”
Best Vietnamese in the city bar none! Ingredients are fresh, prices are low, and the service is quick. I recommend the fresh spring rolls, pho, and vietnamese coffee. After your meal, as is Vietnamese custom, you do not get a check; you need to go up to the cash register where your check is waiting for you. I have heard great things about their po boys, as well, though have not tried one myself, yet. I can't seem to stay away from the pho!
Re: “Fulin's Asian Cuisine”
u need to be open on holidays so more people can visit ur restraunt gosh
Rating Detail:
Food: 4
Service: 3
Atmosphere: 4
Value: 2
Overall: 3
Re: “Miss Saigon”
just wanted to comment. i started eating at kien jiang yrs ago and when ms saigon opened i went back and forth between the two. my fave is pork vermicilli and the fresh spring rolls. personally, i like mine the best, but preparation is time consuming.
having chosen ms saigon a while back because they have many vegetables, mint and lean pork, alas, they were tonite. tried kj again. fatty pork, no bean sprouts, and almost no mint.
love saigon, and they have recently totally renovated their interior............beutiful and warm.!!!!!!!!
Rating Detail:
Food: 4
Service: 4
Atmosphere: 4
Value: 5
Overall: 4
Re: “International Market And Restaurant”
Went here on lunch today. Fast service and pleasant staff. The food however was not the greatest. :( Meat was overcooked and food was somewhat blan. The market part had most basic essentials (most of which you could find in a regular grocery store), but not much else.