Ba Noi's

Ruben Adrian Tarjadi

3.0

Vietnamese restaurant that seemed to be adjusted to suit Filipino taste. Not good for a person craving for authentic Vietnamese cuisine.Drip coffee was good. Pour the condensed milk to your liking. But the bitter the better!Bun cha gio thit nuong was so-so. Although the sauce was flavourful and went well with rice noodles, the grilled pork was bland (was hoping for that liempo-grilled taste) and the spring roll was too salty (strangely, their stand alone spring rolls were better).A bit pricey for people who’ve been to Vietnam and know that the dishes there are way cheaper and yummier.To be fair, it’s a decent restaurant. But it made me missed Vietnam more. If you’re really craving for Vietnamese cuisine, might as well book a plane ticket and go to Vietnam.

Megah Padmasari

4.0

Quiet place, this the place you can eat quietly and relax while drinking your Vietnamese Coffee..😋 The ambiance is great and the food is delicious. Chef Thank you for cooking great Vietnamese cuisine. 😋😁

Dayang Fazal

5.0

It is sad not everyone is aware of Vietnamese cuisine. I would describe it to a first timer as similar to chinese cuisine but tastes more refreshing as they use more fresh herbs in their dishes. Ba Noi’s is a good starter for those first timer. Try their fried spring rolls and get ready to fall in love!

Dian Prtama

4.0

I love this place! The place is nice, the service is good, and the food is great.I've tried Phở from Propaganda and Phở Hòa, and I still prefer Ba Noi's Phở.It's a close tie to Palawan's Chaolong, Ba Noi's is superior but I still like Palawan's version of Phở (it's a Palaweño thing)

Ruben Adrian Tarjadi

5.0

Ba Noi’s fried vegetable rolls is a favorite! It’s the best vietnamese spring rolls I’ve tried so far. Their pho noodles and coffee are great too. A gem in Legaspi Village.

J'aime Mon Mari

4.0

Better than Pho Hoa, definitely. Totally love their Bo Luc Lac but a little overpriced. Love their pho, spring rolls, and pomelo salad. Would definitely come back!

Chino Castaneda

4.0

Love their beef and seafood pho. Hate that they only accept cash and no debit or credit. Perfect for a quick pick-me-up meal when I'm feeling sad at work haha. Overall, great ambience and service.

Yunaidy Wu

2.0

We were excited to try some Vietnamese food reminiscent of our Hanoi trip but we were disappointed. Service was poor, our waiter didn't seem friendly. He was business like, and made no apology for the coffee not being available. The food was hit or miss, certainly not as good as what I've had in Hanoi. The banh xeo was okay, but different from what we expected. The bun cha was bland with barely any greens and barely any meat. The two small pieces of sausage in it tasted Filipino. The restaurant was hot when we went - their single aircon was not strong enough. I would not recommend this restaurant.

Patty Simon

1.0

Excited to try a new Vietnamese restaurant. The menu looked promising. And the food looked really good. The fried spring rolls and the grilled cream dory were really good. But we are giving Ba Noi's a bad rating because while we were eating one of the staff started cutting her nails in front of the customers. Seriously, it's disrespectful and probably unhygienic to do so. We are just thankful she didn't decide to cut the nails on her feet.

Bruno Abenojar

4.0

I love this place, it really gives you a feel of Vietnam. I love their fried spring rolls and curry chicken. Their serving is a bit small for the price but it really tastes good. They also have this drip coffee for all the coffee enthusiasts out there.