Phuc Loc Food To Go

The egg rolls here are awesome! I typically order these for pot lucks and parties. I usually call ahead and my order is usually ready. I love the shrimp, pork and crab egg rolls. Definitely would recommend this place!

Been going here for a couple years now. Since they upgraded their wall menu, now I can understand what the menu items are since I’m not Vietnamese :-) My favorites are egg rolls, and bun rieu (small rice noodles with pork, tofu, crab meat, etc) Yum!!! :-)

These guys are known for their egg rolls but I came in here one day to order bun rieu (crab noodle soup) and saw from the menu that it came in different sizes. I wanted to see how big the portions were before deciding which size to buy so i asked the woman behind the counter, «How big is the small portion?» To which she replied sarcastically, «Well, it’s smaller than the large size.»
I decided to ignore her comment and asked the other worker, «Can I see a sample of your small container?»
I don’t know about you but after a long day at work, I’m in no mood for a comment like that. I haven’t been back to this place since that day. Their bun rieu sucked and it’s not as if there aren’t any other places to get decent egg rolls in Little Saigon.

I came here due to a coworker’s recommendation. I ordered two Bun Bo Hue for to-​go. When I got home, one of my Bun Bo Hue order’s broth spilled all over the place. They did not secure the container for the broth properly. When I ate the food, it was so plain and flavorless, nothing like Bun Bo Hue suppose to taste like. The place looked very dirty. I would never buy anything from here ever again.

My bf dropped me off some congee from this place on his break bc I was feeling under the weather. Mid way into stirring it up I noticed something black. I thought it was the pork blood but at it closer look it turned out to be a giant fly. Didn’t look like any ordinary fly either. I literally hurled in disgust. I’m just thankful I discovered it before even taking a bite. This place needs to be more careful because I see someone else experiencing a little something extra in their food as well. My bf not only wasted money but time because I could not eat it. Needless to say, I will not be ordering from here again.

My go to spot when I’m in the OC area. Love their eggrolls and chao. I cater from them at least twice a year. Food taste great and price is reasonable.

New menu! Well its the same but the prices are updated. xD
The small chao long is now $ 4. and the chinese donut is $ 1. It is so good though! :D
The place has been renovated a little bit too! It makes the place look cleaner and neater. :)
This is a to go place. There are seatings but I don’t think you would want to sit back and eat xD just a fair warning !
I’ve tried the chao long and the banh canh dac bit here only. Both are delicious. They come out EXTREMELY HOT. BE CAREFUL! :)
CUstomer service is alright. Tell them what you want, they get it for you, give them yo money, they give you your food. done!

Whenever my bf and I am sick, this is our go to spot for chao. I’ve been getting my chao here since I was like 7. The prices have gone up a little since then but so has everything else. The medium is $ 4 and the large is $ 5. I always always always have to get my chao long with $ 1 of chinese donut.
The chao long is filled with meat, intestines, and pig bloood! Yuuuum!

I gave this place a try a few months ago and I have hooked ever since. The chao aka porridge is tasty and affordable here. Small little shop with just one table inside. Most orders are to go. People usually order porridge here along with the Chinese donuts. The ones that I recommend are the chicken and chao long which is a bunch of pork goodness all thrown into the bowl. Intestines, pork blood, etc. They also have egg rolls and some pre packaged Vietnamese fast food items like rice and bun. They open early so it’s a good spot to grab some breakfast at.

This is the place you want to come to if you need something catered or you’re in a hurry and just need of a big order. Shrimp and crab egg roll is my absolute favorite. For $ 30 you get 50 egg rolls freshly made and frozen so you can take it home and eat a few here and there at your convenience. Or you can have them fry it there for you, whatever floats your boat. I’ve also had their fried rice and noodle dish both pretty good but those egg rolls takes the cake, I think I’ll go fry some up for dinner…

What an awesome find.
Small hole in the wall that has great porridge and egg rolls to go. Im typically skeptical when i hear places have the best (insert food) ever. But Unilocalers came through again… this place is legit! I cant think of a better place for egg rolls or porridge in OC. Porridge had large chunks of chicken and has a ton of flavor. Very generous portions and good prices -$ 5 for a large.
The chicken porridge, a couple egg rolls, and a chinese donut… Perfect meal for a cold day.

This is my go-​to place for egg rolls! My mom and aunt introduced to this place to me and said they had the best crab and shrimp egg rolls that money can buy. And boy were they right. It is made in the traditional Vietnamese fashion with minced carrots and vermicelli.
You can call in for an order about 30 minutes ahead of time and they will have it ready. Egg rolls are typically 65 cents per egg roll with the shrimp and the crab. If you want to do a pork only egg roll, it is 50 cents for each one.
I have not tried the other dishes but only the egg rolls and it seems to be what everyone is ordering in this store. All of the potlucks and party events that I have been to, the guests love the egg rolls.
ProTip: I heard the congee/​porridge is good too but I’ve never tried it!

My parents go here for the chao long and so do most of the other people I see that come into this shop. Lines can get long, but it goes by quick. I wanted spring rolls ($ 3), but they have a variety of different ones you could choose from. They have plain shrimp, shrimp and meat, and shredded pork skin. I didn’t pay attention and picked just the plain shrimp spring rolls. Not worth it. Vegetables didn’t seem fresh when I was eating it. The hoisin sauce that come with the spring rolls could have tasted better. So avoid the spring rolls, but get the chao.

My friend recommended this place for «the best eggrolls in town» so I had to come try it out. First bite and I was in love! So glad I was told to come here for eggrolls.
I ordered egg rolls (.50 cents each) and fried rice ($ 25.00 tray) for a party I went to. I ordered the day before the event and had no problem. I liked this location because they’re .50 cents a piece for the eggrolls — despite of how many you order.
They offer a big selection of different food party trays & different sizes that start at $ 25.00 for the smallest tray.

Maybe I’m just not cultured in Viet eggrolls, but I’m not getting it. I searched for the best eggrolls to order for my mom’s birthday and Phuc Loc came up. I had once came for their chao which was good, big hearty portion, however their Chinese donuts were cold and for their intestine chao (Pinky’s) the meats were lacking compared to his favorite spot for chao.
So I order two orders of 30 eggrolls, one for my mom’s birthday and one for Pinky’s family. Erms, the flavor was good, but I just don’t get how they’re so much better than Idk… Banh Mi Che Cali’s. It’s alright.
Idk if I’ll ever come back just because I personally wasn’t wowed and I never receive friendly service, while there’s a man that works there and his non-​friendly face is a bit intimidating. And the rude ass older women that come in after me always try to bypass me by speaking in Viet, nuh uh lady, because I’m the type to throw a bitch fit at you.

This place has the best chao (rice porridge) ever! Every time I visit the west coast I have to come here for the chao and egg rolls. I finally got my hubby to try it and he agrees! :)