Rang Dong Restaurant

Reviews

• Jevons J.

  star star star star star 17 May 2026

  I came here in the afternoon and it was pretty busy but there were lots of seats in the restaurant. The place is located near a lot of other Asian restaurants and boba places since it's in china town too.
  
  I ordered the bun rieu and fresh lemonade and the bun rieu was really good. The noodles were nice and a good chewy and the soup tasted very fresh and wasn't overly thick. The meat fell right off the bone and the tomatoes were a good plus with the noodles.
  
  The fresh lemonade also tasted good but it did cost $4.50, so kind of on the expensive side.
  
  I'd definitely recommend my friends to try this place out!

• K L.

  star star star star star 16 May 2026

  I got the vermicelli noodles here. It was really tasty and a lot more food that I was expecting for the price.
  
  There's paid parking in most of downtown, but you can find some free spots a few blocks away.
  
  Service was fast. We were in a hurry when we came and I think we ordered, got our food, and got the check in under 30 minutes. It wasn't super busy but our waitress attended to us a lot. I often run out of water at restaurants but she kept all of the glasses full.

• Alice C.

  star star star star star 13 May 2026

  My favorite place for bue bo hue!
  
  The place is always clean and quick. Pho and other dishes are pretty good as well, but I come here for bue Bo hue.

• Carrol N.

  star star star star star_border 12 May 2026

  Friendly attentive staffs, food has rich favor but not too salty, big portions, convenient location. The only downside is finding parking on the street.

• Samantha D.

  star star star star_border star_border 10 May 2026

  Dimly lit and not very crowded.
  
  I decided to try this place out because I was craving a Banh Xeo but wanted to explore a different option for vietnamese other than my usual place. The prices here were expensive for me, $12+ and up per entree and considering the meh decor and lack of lighting to save on energy I felt a little eh about paying up when the ambiance could be a bit better. Maybe I'm being a bit mean but if its gonna be a bit hole in the wall, the prices could be a bit lower. Still, the banh xeo (vietnamese style crepe) I had was good and my friends were satisfied with their meals. The service wasn't particularly amazing but as an asian in chinatown, I rarely expect attention to detail. I was satisfied, but it wasn't memorable.