Bánh Cuốn Thanh Trì

This place gets packed way before it even opens! We were lucky to have a short 15 minute wait. We sat down and got a glass of herbal tea and Viet coffee. They brought out a mason jar of dipping sauce. We ordered: #6 banh beo (8) $9.99- mini steam rice cakes #8 house special steam rice roll $14.99- every dish comes with egg rolls, steamed pork ham, fried pork ham, fried prawn cake, fried yam with prawn, fried shallot, bean sprout and herbs. #34 shrimp and crab udon $15.99- the udon was clear and chewy. Plenty of shrimp and crab. Everything was so tasty. I love that the steam rice rolls were thin but filled with meat. The fried pork ham had lots of herbal spices. They sell steamed rice rolls and soup. Surprisingly they are great at both! We will for sure be back time and time again!

If you're Vietnamese looking for some authentic banh cuon, then you've come to the right place. If you're not Vietnamese then you're gonna be pretty happy with your food. Ordered Banh Cuon Dac Biet (House Special) and it was absolutely delicious! It's got a classic Viet-owned restaurant vibe with some Labubus chilling around the cashier stand (had to add that detail, yes they are for sale). The water they serve isn't typical tap water either, it's a sweet kind of water that you might find at a restaurant in Vietnam. Would highly recommend! Service is friendly and the food was phenomenal.

Craving satisfied… sort of. Mixed experience at Bánh Cuốn Thanh Trì. I had a specific craving for Bánh Cuốn Thịt ($14.99) with bánh cống during my visit to the area this weekend for my cousin’s wedding. The fact that they close at 5 PM and I was nearby at 3:40 PM on Saturday, 7/19/25 helped seal the deal. I came in with my son and we were seated right away. I didn’t read the menu carefully and ended up ordering the Bánh Cuốn Đặc Biệt (same price, $14.99), thinking I could get a mix of toppings with only Bánh Cuốn Thịt. Instead, it came with 1/3 bánh cuốn thịt (which I wanted), 1/3 bánh cuốn tôm, and 1/3 bánh ướt (which I didn’t care for). That was my oversight, but a heads-up for others wanting a specific combo. What we liked: -The Bánh Cuốn Thịt itself was solid: classic ground pork an

Came here for lunch at 12 noon, there was a line which is a good sign. We added our name to the waiting list. Waited 15-20 minutes. The restaurant is small, containing approximately 10-12 tables. Bottom line, it was worth the wait. They specialized in Vietnamese rice crepes. Sweet Vietnamese ice tea was provided when we sat down. We ordered #7 and #8 combo’s. Lots of food & we finished everything because it was so delicious. Definitely add this Vietnamese restaurant to your list for Orange County. The host lady was friendly & courteous. We will definitely return.

Delicious and authentic Vietnamese food. All of the banh cuon are legit; the bun bo tastes good, too. Reasonable prices. Friendly and fast service. No wonder there's always a line to dine here... even on a regular week day. We'll be back!