The Eiffel Cafe

This is our favorite quick fix and their bun bo hue is legit. The wonton noodles soup is also good. The lady working the cashier is always cheerful. The soup is flavorful and has lots of lemongrass flavor.

The address was wrong. It is actually located inside the mall. And they dont have Banh Mi Bo Kho anymore. I tried different one though. Have fun!

This, for me, a non-​Vietnamese and one who’s not so familiar with the local/​traditional authentic cuisine beyond knowing about Phở, is one of the better mainstream dining options at the Asian Garden Mall in Little Saigon.
They have lots of soup dishes, including Won Ton (not made exactly the same way the Chinese Cantonese do, but it’s still good).
I had their egg rolls, 4 for $ 3 I believe, and they were super greasy oily, but tasted good. I’m not sure if one person can eat 4, so it’s a sharing portion.
The mall itself is nice, mainly filled with Jewelry.
Parking can be as challenging as how busy the mall is.

The place really surprised us! The Asian mall was a pit stop for our San Diego trip and this café is great for giving my bf a taste of home! Wish we could find food like this in Las Vegas.

Quick fix and introduction to Vietnamese street food in Asian Garden Mall. Normally, I don’t hang out here but had to do something in the Asian plaza mall.
Had $ 5 coconut sea snails. Quite exotic and cheap when compare to full dine in restaurant. Also had a green panda waffle. Kids love it and not too sweet.

super friendly.
Had a cup of café sua da and oc len xao dua.
Solid café sua da, but just meh on the oc dish.
I woul be able to give them another try. Prices were very reasonable.

I don’t know if I should really write a review because all that the bf and I got was a large nuoc mia to share. The large should really be at most a medium though because there is way too much ice. I mean, it’s expected, though. Vietnamese business owners usually will care more about profits before really providing people with what they come for. If I wanted nuoc mia, I might as well just make my own or go elsewhere. It’s literally just ground-​up sugarcane. Not worth the price because what you are paying for is ice.

I was excited to come here because I had the impression that it was a french café inside an Asian plaza. I should’ve known better.
Not a big fan of vietnamese food so their food was ok. It’s just not for me. The portion was big for its price. Very unlikely to return.

Their noodles and snails are good. Mmmmmmmmm

I ordered the hoanh thanh soup without the mi noodles. The hoanh thanh itself was not very tasty or did it have very much filling. My soup came with shredded chicken strips that were very dry. The broth was average but not something I would ever order again. There are way too many good Vietnamese restaurants in the area for me to choose from and compare that I feel it’s almost unfair from the start.
My dad ordered the bun bo hue and I had a sip of his broth. For my taste, it was on the sweet side, but I can’t judge his dish further than that.
I also had a taste of the 50 cent eggrolls that were on display, and that actually tasted pretty good, minus the fact that it was served cold.
The nuoc mia or sugarcane juice was good, but it’s pretty difficult to mess this up.
The soups were $ 7 each, a little expensive for local Vietnamese food in a food court that didn’t taste up to par.

I went here for breakfast over the past weekend. I got the beef stew with baguette and a Vietnamese coffee with condensed milk.
The beef stew with the baguette was decent. The meat was not overly fatty and was tender. The baguette was warm and good. The broth lacked some seasoning and tasted bland.
The Vietnamese coffee with condensed milk tasted way way too sweet. I know coffee with condensed milk is supposed to be sweet but I couldn’t even taste coffee in theirs. It just tasted like a cup of sugar water. I have such a sweet tooth but I couldn’t even drink it.
Also, the workers kept trying to sell me other dishes in addition to what I was getting. I do not enjoy a sales routine as I’m buying food.

No more spicy beef tongue, too bad. Coconut snails come in a very tasty sauce but there’s not much to eat on those little things.

My mom and I are out-​of-​towners and she was craving bun mam. She saw their sign «bun mam va rau» caught ny mom’s attention, since it seems a little silly and redundant because what would bun mam be like without the right veggies? Anyway she ordered bun mam and I ordered mu hoanh thanh and they were both delicious. The bun mam was a little too sweet for her taste but it was still pretty good. We haven’t had bun mam anywhere else in the area so can’t say it’s the best but it’s definitely one of the best we’ve had.

A pretty good place to eat. I haven’t had Vietnamese food in awhile so I thought I’d give this place a thought. I brought my girlfriend here so that she could enjoy Vietnamese food other than phở.
Service was quick and amicable, I didn’t feel that usual «what do you want» atmosphere that I’d typically get at other places.
Food tasted great. My girlfriend and I ordered two bowls of wonton egg noodles and received generous portion sizes.
I will definitely return to this place when I get the chance.

I strongly approve of the bun rieu cua here! Plentiful blood cubes, fresh-​tasting crab cake, al dente noodles and spicy, strong broth makes for a happy Hannah.
For some reason the guy behind the counter really steered me towards getting anything BUT what I got, but I’m glad that I was stubborn and didn’t listen. However, next time I’ll let him steer me, and maybe I’ll see what they can do in the beef tongue department as well.

I’ll have to be honest, I am not a big fan of the food court in the Asian Garden Mall, however, Eiffel Café is the one exception.
Came here specifically about the beef tongue ragu. It was very good, the beef tongue was extremely tender and the flavor of the ragu was spot on. It had a nice balance of saltiness, sweetness, and a hint of acidic. This is probably one of the few things I would volunteer to eat in the food court.
The best part, the staff — probably the owners were super friendly and sweet. Very rare to find that in the area. Shows pride of ownership.

It’s located inside Asian Garden Mall…
I’ve been here before but only recently came back. To me… the food… wasn’t all that great now. I don’t know if they changed the chef or what… but it’s not as good as what it used to be. Service is kinda slow now. I have to wait a little longer than before for my food. So… no thanks.

So boyfriend and I had decided to come try this place out because people were telling us how great the food was…
It’s located inside Asian Garden Mall and it has a huge, nice sign «The Eiffel Café.» With a glimpse of this place, I knew it has great quality and very sanitary.
We walked up and saw so many options of food to get! I was almost drooling and wanted everything they had –_​-​’ (haha im a fatty when it comes to delicious food). We ordered a bunch of items and stuffed our face with it! it was muy bien! the best part about this is they care about the quality and freshness of the food. Everything tasted like it was homemade dishes. What’s better than having the taste and feel of a homemade meal? that’s the real deal!
Owner was wonderful and pleasant. He was assisting us instead of looking around and standing behind the counter. It made things more enjoyable that the owner interacts with you because you feel important: D He gave us a sample of his famous beef tongue. My boyf had a bite and said this was the best tongue he ever had (LOL. jerk –_​_​_​-​)
All in all, i’ll be back!

5.0 stars — We used to eat soups here when it was My Canh restaurant but I can assure you that I don’t miss them! This new restaurant in their place, The Eiffel Café, has an epic «Banh Mi Luoi Bo Kho» dish. In english? It’s basically a spicy beef tongue tomato stew, served with fresh french bread. So effin’ good! I was skeptical with it at first but I’m so glad my husband ordered it. Surely it was a little heavy for breakfast but we like beating the mall crowd/​traffic before 11am. We also had the «Banh Mi Bo Kho» or beef stew french bread dish but it doesn’t compare to the FOODGASMIC beef tongue dish! As for the the «Oc Len Sao Dua» or coconut snails dish, my 3-​year-​old son loved it so much, he ordered seconds to take home.
Minimally priced so you can save moola towards jewelry from The Asian Garden Mall’s plethora of jewelry stores. I’m not sure if it’s cash only but anytime I visit this Vietnamese mall in Bolsa, I carry the green. When entering the left front door, you’ll find this restaurant on the first floor, a few stores down from Lee’s Bakery (a.k.a. overrated vietnamese bakery).
The owner/​server was very warm and attentive. She invited us to come back to support her new restaurant. I’m definitely returning here with friends and family to try out other menu items. That is, if I can deny the call of the beef-​tongue-​temptation!

What can I say about this place? They’re really friendly here and offer a great variety of inexpensive Vietnamese food. If you’re lucky enough, you’ll get a whole lotta food for under $ 10 before they close up shop! I’ve only been here once so far, but that’s enough to make me want to drop by again next time I go to the Asian Garden Mall with my mom.
— Mi xao, mien xao, fried bananas, and banh khot (not listed in order)