Quan Di Tu

this place is so hood, located in the hood and so dirty but it’s super cheap and hits the spot when i don’t feel like cooking five different dishes at home for myself. we paid $ 12 for dinner and have leftovers for tomorrow. i didn’t even have to make my own rice.

Friendly atmosphere with ethnic foods at low cost. I do not recommend this place for people unfamiliar with traditional foods. They can get real busy and then may mess up your total. My friend was charged too much and the invoice did not match what she bought. Upon calling to report the discrepancy, she was told that they «never» made mistakes. It was jam-​packed at the time she bought the foods and they had a lady complaining. She just wanted to vacate the area to spare them more trouble. Lo and behold, errors were made. Not owning up to error is against basic customer services. I won’t be dealing with this store again.

My boyfriend took me there, but I feel ill after eating. Probably not gonna go there again.

Walking in, it’s not the prettiest but if it’s the food is more important than the atmosphere, this is place to go. Quan di tu is not made to house a lot of people, I have only to-​go when I need something from here.
Vietnamese food is authentic n cheap, that’s what it comes down to. Food overall is a 4 star but because of price at $ 2 a portion it deserved a 5. 20 different selection of home style vietnamese food, what more can I ask for
If you are craving a lil bit of this and a lil bit of that but don’t want to cook for the family, come here. Yes, the ladies are nice people as well.

Just bought $ 2 soup today and had to throw away! Food is spoiled and cAnt eat at all! +_+

Excellent authentic, Vietnamese home-​style cooking. This is a place where you come, point to what you want and tell them what size you want, and they’ll pack it up to-​go for you to eat at home. No frills, no fanfare. In Vietnamese, we call it «mon an chi,» which loosely translates to food you point at. It’s better than some Vietnamese moms’ cooking and there is a good variety of dishes to try out. We went on a Sunday at 5 PM and there were at least five types of fish, three types of braised pork belly/​spare ribs, and other good old fashioned staples like pickled vegetables, soup, tofu, etc. There were plenty of ladies helping to move the line along, although there really wasn’t an established line. The sizes are $ 2, $ 5, and $ 10, I think. We got $ 2 sizes for all of our choices just to try them out and see if they’re good. They give you plenty of the delicious sauces for each (if any), so don’t worry. Everything was seasoned just right, not too salty, not too sweet. I’m a very picky eater if you can’t already tell from my other reviews, so this says a lot about them. We left with $ 10 worth of food total for two people, went home, made rice and boiled some bok choy for our veggies and had a wonderful meal like we would had our grandmothers cooked up five dishes for us. So good, my husband had four bowls of rice with it. It’s Vietnamese soul food. Still had leftovers, too. Will definitely be back often.
What we purchased: meat-​stuffed tomatoes, black pepper braised pork, pickled veggies, braised fish (not sure what you’d call it in English but it’s similar to mackerel), and a Vietnamese meat loaf.
Note: the phone number listed is not the correct number. It belongs to Houston By Night – I don’t know what that is, but it’s the wrong number. I’m posting a photo of their front door for their contact number and store hours. $ 10 limit for credit cards, but they do accept them.

Went today with mumsies and was in awe at how much food we got for a «$ 5 size» to-​go container of stewed pork and eggs and a «$ 2 size» of smelt fish. You can also get a plate with rice and a few items and chow down at a table. Not the prettiest place but it’s a really affordable way to get a delicious authentic Vietnamese meal without visiting your grandma (but do visit your grandma). Hope this place sticks around for a long time!

The ladies here are so nice! I always buy 10 buck of food for two to three days.
All you need to do is point and tell them how much you want to buy, $ 2, $ 3 or $ 5 dollars worth of food. Normally, the meat and stew dishes starts at $ 3. Vegetarian and soup normally start at $ 2. Also they have fresh peppers if you like, just need to ask the ladies.
Not the prettiest place but they have great authentic Vietnamese food!