Cyclo Resto

Cyclo Resto is located at Unit 28 No 6 Cach Mang Thang Tam Street | Ben Thanh Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City 70000, Vietnam It has a certain sense of ritual, and the taste of the dishes is just what I want! The price is affordable, the boss lady introduced the order of eating for us, and the last cup of egg coffee was a beautiful ending. Super comfortable environment

On the first day in Ho Chi Minh City, I came here because it was the closest to the hotel. However, there are now four set menus to choose from. I was the only one on the entire first floor. The guy didn't speak Chinese, but he could communicate in English and was very friendly.

Very exquisite, reasonably priced, but the store is a little cunning. The bamboo curtain that was used to support my bowl was obviously moldy. I saw a small insect, so I took the curtain off, wiped it with my hand and said, "How could there be a bug?" I replaced it with a slightly cleaner bamboo curtain. I added that we clean it every day... The experience was not good, but this thing is not important. Just apologize and it's over. Is there any point in explaining? The fried fish with chicken is delicious. Although there is only one cross section, it is delicious and satisfying enough.

Great, great restaurant. I found it after searching for a long time with my friends. The shop is small, but it is full, and it is not time for dinner yet! The dishes are four dishes and one soup, and you can't choose other dishes. Every dish tastes good. After we finished eating, we were ready to leave, and they came to say that there was coffee for us to drink, drip coffee, which tasted good.

Cyclo restaurant is popular among diners who love Vietnamese cuisine because of its modern cooking techniques. The wonderful display of ingredients and tempting food whetted my appetite. I felt extremely happy to taste the Vietnamese spring rolls here. The thin spring roll wrapper and fresh fillings were delicious. The beef noodle soup was very rich and tasted great with bean sprouts and mint.

A Vietnamese private restaurant with a nice environment, it is in a small alley, not particularly easy to find. The fried spring rolls are the best I have ever eaten in Vietnam, especially crispy! The loofah soup tastes very sweet, and the others are also very delicious.

It seems that this is a shop that exists for backpackers. The style of the whole shop is full of traces left by travelers. It is also a very popular shop in the Qing Market area beside Pham Ngu Lao Street. There are many people sitting outside the street at night, and there are many foreigners (Western ghosts). In the end, I didn’t choose to eat at this shop, mainly because I think it is more suitable for groups of three or five to eat. It’s a bit awkward to eat alone. And it feels that their dishes are closer to Thai food, and the coffee is also Malay. Personally, I prefer the local Vietnamese coffee black

Only set meals are available. I came here to try it as it ranks high on trip advisor. I think it's a good deal but the taste is just okay. The fried spring rolls are delicious. There are pork, shrimp and other things in it. It's very fragrant. The chicken looks like curry but it's not. It has a lemon flavor and is not bad. The fried green beans are delicious!! Very fragrant, the three of us all rushed to eat it. The casserole fish is very fishy and not delicious. I basically didn't touch it. The soup is also quite MSG soup. The coffee is very delicious!! The dessert category is very good. You can write messages on the wall, which is also quite interesting.