Thien Loc Food To Go

Tried this spot once with my friend and I am hooked since then. I liked the fantastic atmosphere and tasty food and beverages. Kudos.

$60 for 100 egg rolls isn't bad. Egg rolls were very good.

Excellent Spring rolls, extra thin crust, very crispy skins.
Better than other similar places like Phuc Loc, Hong Lan ...

Good foods, reasonable and punctuation (pre-order foods are ready for pickup on time)

Not the prettiest takeout shop around, but the Chao Long is to die for.

There isn’t much to write about this small little mom and pop shop, let alone to look at. The interior does not look inviting, and I’ve only ever seen the owners working the shop who are not always at the counter. Your best bet to get any service is to shout your order in Vietnamese, which is how some older gentleman ended up ordering ahead of me. Get past the service and to the food, and you’ll forgive this (as you should with most Asian restaurants!).

I’ve come here sporadically since I was a kid exclusively for the Chao Long, a humble Vietnamese street dish that’s comprised of porridge and pork innards, and occasionally got the Chinese Donut/fried dough to eat along with it. For five bucks you get a decent tub of this hearty chow that is amazingly rich like gravy and almost as thick as oatmeal. I don’t know any other shops around that serve this, and that’s why I love this little joint.

This shop seems to be renowned for its egg rolls, but don’t sleep on the porridge!