Que Viet Village House 3

The food is always quick and hot. We drive 1 hour to eat here. It's the same egg roll that is served at the MN State Fair! Our family of 3 always shares two order of egg rolls, a side of white rice and an order of Chicken Lo Mein and we never leave hungry. The family running this location is so sweet! The atmosphere, although clean, is just very simple and nothing fancy or cozy...but who cares when the food is this good!

Food was good. Wish they had more pho options to choose from. The eggrolls were really good and huge. Pad Thai was ok. Fried rice was good. Pho was good too. The young gentleman that took our order got one of our order wrong. Food took forever to come out. We were ready to leave and our pad Thai was just coming out so we ended up just packing it home. The other tables near us also got their orders wrong too. Overall food was good,portion was good amount. Only downfall that probably makes me not want to go back is the super slow service that I had experienced.

I've had Que Viets famous eggrolls at the fair many times, tonight, we tried the restaurant. Of course we ordered the eggrolls, which are ALWAYS spectacular, huge and full of delicious filling. We also ordered their chicken chow mein, medium spicy, it was loaded with VERY fresh vegetables and absolutely wonderful. Beef Lo Mein, again medium spicy, the first thing I noticed was the beef being very good quality and cooked to perfection. Again filled with super fresh, crisp vegetables (personally I loved seeing snow peas). And their cream cheese wonton which have a great garlic and chive filling! All around, super super satisfied with our experience and this is now going to be my goto.

I got an order of egg rolls and medium spicy vegetable pad thai with tofu. It came to just over $30 with tax. The egg rolls were pretty good, it's nice that they are made with rice paper. The pad thai was not good. The vegetables did seem fresh and seemed to be cooked well but that's where the good aspects stopped. There is no flavor and certainly no spice. I've never had such bland pad thai, it's so disappointing. The high price tag would be fine if there was flavor and spice in the food. I was hoping that I had found a hidden gem for lunch, but I don't think I'll be back.

2nd best egg rolls in the Twin Cities. Use the (sweet n sour?) that comes with the cream cheese wontons instead. Both very good. Rest of the food was not good. Drove 25 minutes there to see what the hype was about. Both of us said we wished we went to Hong Thai 5 minutes from home. Hong Thai has the best egg rolls and it's not even close. Just about the entire menu there is nothing short of incredible. I highly recommend driving out to Hong Thai and getting the egg rolls, wontons, Panang Curry and Sweet Green Curry. #1 Asian cuisine in the twin cities. Just stick to the egg rolls and wontons at Que Viet.