About - Hoang Tofu
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Coffee
- Comfort food
- Healthy options
- Quick bite
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
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The BEST Banh Mi in Nashville Hands Down! This is a Nashville Treasure and one of the best deals in Nashville proper. The Vietnamese Sandwiches are amazing on the best bread, made fresh, with delicious fresh makins' every time. For 6 bucks a throw, this is an amazing meal that is affordable and sure to please. You should really try the Crispy Pork. You will not be disappointed.
They are more of a grocery/ pre cook food store than a restaurant. There are foods that worth your money and there’re foods that wasted both your time and money. DONT BUY: NOODLES - the ones listed on the wall menu. Like please. They TASTE BAD, bland and salty. They barely have any toppings, with most of the little to no variety topping is fried tofu. The tomato crab noodle I had doesn’t have crab ball and have like 1 slice of tomato. The side vegetables are tinyyyy. They give you a soda foam cup for togo (not like togo bowl or wide cup) literally just soda cup. I recommend you go to “VN Pho & Deli” for your noodles and “sit down food”. They have hugely better noodles with similar price. Bánh Chưng / sticky rice cake - It a hit or miss. Sometimes they got left out too long and start to taste spoiled. SHOULD BUY: Bánh mì - It will last for around 1-2 in normal fridge and longer in freezer. Chè /Sweet desserts / sweet soup in the outer fridge - They usually come with a little coconut custard container and peanut pouch. Dont forget to mix them in. Bánh cuốn / steam rice cake roll - Their topping are not the best but there aren’t anywhere sell this in the whole city, according to my knowledge. Sugar cane drink The other foods in the fridge and on top of the counter are ok I guess. They are precooked food, and they just microwave it up when you ask for it.
I really value supporting small businesses, so I went in wanting to have a great experience. Unfortunately, a few things left me disappointed. I was charged $16.50 for a bowl of pho, even though the menu on the wall listed it as $15, which felt a bit misleading. The portion of meat was minimal, and the noodles were overcooked and too soft. I also had some concerns about cleanliness. The seating area didn’t seem well-maintained, and I noticed unrefrigerated eggs sitting out on the countertops for an unclear amount of time, which made me uneasy. I’m sure some of their other dishes may be better, but based on this experience, I personally wouldn’t return.