David’s Vietnamese Restaurant

First off I must say Congratulations again to my good friend and his family that owns this place:)
I came here on the week that this place first opened, and was only able to stay for about 1 hour for spring roll appetizers and some iced coffee.
Overall, the springs rolls were good, definitely a must try if you like food with authentic Vietnamese flavors. The iced coffee was made Vietnamese style, of course, so it was very strong, and it had a very bold coffee flavor, also a must try if you love coffee, especially iced coffee.
The place maybe small, but it adds a «homey» and «hole-​in-​the-​wall» ambiance that makes the place a great place for a quiet outing with close friends, family, or even with just your significant other. The staff is friendly and the place is clean.
Finally, I would say give this new place a try. I have heard they have a great chef and kitchen staff, so the food will be as authentic and delicious as any other place in Orange County. I also had a chance to read their extensive menu, and it’s filled with all the best foods and drinks from Vietnam and most of South East Asia.
A shout out to D.H.: I hope to be back for a proper meal very soon!!! :)

My mom likes the food there. Especially the phở, Vietnamese crêpe, crispy squid in spicy sauce, Crispy shrimp in spicy sauce is really good in my opinion, and many more good food. Good service as well.

We know the family that owns this restaurant for years. They recently changed the cook so the food is a lot better.
We had the deeped fried butter chicken, my xau dong, and phở ap chau. The chicken was really cripsy and buttery. My xau dong noodles where thin so they didn’t get soggy like at other places. Phở ap chau was good too.
The service was fast and attentive. My family ate family style, and there was no charge for extra plates or sharing.
We also got free fruit drinks, which had exploding juicy boba. My first time and it was good!

This is a very small restaurant which was just opened in the Korean Town. It can hold probably a maximum of 15 people. There is a 50% off ($ 3.50)on phở, banh canh and crispy chicken with rice during the grand opening period. We ordered these three dishes plus the banh xeo. Due to the sales, it was crowded. It was obvious that both the cook and the waitresses were nervous. They mixed up the dishes from one table to another. Customers came in after got served first, etc. Hopefully service will be improved since they just opened a week ago. All three dishes on 50% off are small and bland. The banh xeo was surprisingly pretty good. Not sure if we would come back.