ChanChan Vegan Noodle - Vegan restaurant in Thao Dien, District 2, Ho Chi Minh City

Honestly, this was my second time visiting this restaurant because a friend of mine wanted to have vegetarian food. I have to say that I feel the restaurant is a bit overhyped. First, the food was very basic and nothing special in terms of taste. Second, the service wasn’t great. After our first dish, we had to wait around 15–20 minutes for the second one. In the end, we decided to pack the remaining food after trying only a little of it. I also felt that the prices were quite high considering both the taste and the portion sizes. Lastly, the drinks were filled with so much ice that they became difficult to enjoy. Overall, it wasn’t a satisfying experience, and I don’t think it offered good value for the price.

Flavorful noodle, complex flavors, both sweet, spicy and salty umami. Fried mushroom and the minced “meat” gave a lot of texture and flavor to the noodle. Soup was homey and comforting. There will be a wait during lunch time and there is service charge and VAT even though you self order and pay at counter. The place is a bit stuffy and hot during the lunch hour. Overall, food is good and worth trying.

Gotta love a fully vegan noodle shop! Super friendly staff, fast wifi, and they had all of the traditional Vietnamese noodle options veganized. I tried the bun hue and it did not disappoint. Only downside is they didn’t have specialty salt coffees, but that’s a blessing in disguise as there are many other cool coffee shops nearby

What a gem! Found this place as we were in the neighborhood and so glad we stopped in for a late lunch the decor is super cool, fun music and the food is delicious. We ordered from the special Tet menu a set with salad, noodle soup and drink. Can’t wait to come back the flavors were exceptional.

Pathetic experience. I am told some stupid celebrity thought of opening a food joint and this is the outcome. Street food sellers in and around Saigon offer better food and food that actually tastes good. Basic wooden tables and chairs that look like crying for help. Street food sellers have similar sitting arrangements. Coming to service, the waitress literally flung the coasters on the table while placing the drinks which once again was ice, water and some jelly floating to survive from drowning. The lesser said the better when it comes to food. It is not only overrated, but seem to lack the basic balance between taste and what amounts to salty and extremely unsavory feeling. I am amazed by those who have rated this place to be some amazing food from heaven kind of experience. Hell serves better meals.