They got everything I love. Citizens are lucky to have a restaurant like this in town. Variety of Drinks Food, street atmosphere, cool indoor, fast service... We are from San Diego California, we confirm this place has the taste of Viet food.

I’m Vietnamese and I approve their dishes. It’s very decent food compared to other Vietnamese food options in town, quite authentic and most importantly, they have a lot of (street) food options that are quite rare to find in America. It’s quite busy (probably depends on certain time) so service could be a bit slow. I would recommend you check out their food. I will bring my Vietnamese friends here when they visit the town

Fresh, delicious and super cool! It made us remember how to eat street food in VN. Their tofu is a must try. Oc huong and chim cut were very good. My husband wished chim cut a little crispy but I love it this way. I wish ngheu and Chao long had a stronger flavor. Rau ma is not recommended. We definitely come back to try other things on their menu. Tip for first time customer: go straight inside to place the order, make the payment and get a ticket number. Then go outside and pick a table. They will bring food to your table. They have a limit of tables so be quick. Their portion is big and there are so many irresistible choices so come with a group so you can try more dishes (group of 4 is the best) * Update on 9/22: we came back here and tried Chim cut, Oc huong nuong, goi oc giac xoai, tofu, oc toi nuong nuoc mam, ga nuong muoi ot, and Kumquat tea: we came early (7pm Saturday) so there were plenty of seats and food were served very quickly. Beside Tofu, Oc huong, chim cut were excellent as usual, goi oc giac xoai was highly recommended. We dont like Oc toi since they should be cut into small pieces to have better seasoned and eatable (too chewy to eat the full pieces). We were so full to try Ga nuong so we take it away for home.

This place is sooooo good! If you’re an exotic food adventurer and love seafood, this is the place to go! Their salt and pepper snail is really tasty, packed with flavor. You have to order their Hai Nam Chicken, we promise you won’t stop after taking your first bite and this may well be the best in South Florida. The Mama fried tofu, calamari, and wings are great apps to start with. The Lemongrass Chicken Joints are unique and very addicting! Remember to pick up their refreshing, homemade juices and teas, can’t find it anywhere else. 10/10 recommend, definitely will be back! Instagram: @thesofloduo

EZ life

Mama Street Food is a hidden gem for anyone craving delicious street food! The flavors are bold, authentic, and clearly made with care. Every dish we tried was fresh and satisfying. On top of that, the service was friendly and attentive, making the experience even better. Definitely a great spot when you’re in the mood for tasty comfort food done right. Highly recommend! 😋🌟

Yadira

I came in today and had the pleasure of trying Mama Street Food's authentic Vietnamese Street Food, and it was an incredible experience! As a first-timer exploring these new flavors, I can confidently say that this hidden gem is destined for greatness, especially for those who enjoy bold and flavorful dishes. The crab meatball soup exceeded my expectations, with its perfect balance of spiciness and exquisite taste. The fried squid was a delightful surprise, as it was incredibly crispy and bursting with flavor. The steam clams were an absolute standout - their unique and flavorful profile left me wanting more. To complement our feast, we opted for Mama Street Food's house-made strawberry tea and peach tea. These refreshing beverages perfectly complemented the rich and diverse flavors of our meal, enhancing the overall dining experience. Despite being a small establishment with limited indoor and outdoor seating, the service was outstanding during my visit. The staff was attentive, friendly, and keen on ensuring we had an enjoyable time. Their exceptional service added an extra touch to the overall experience. In conclusion, I wholeheartedly recommend Mama Street Food to anyone seeking an authentic taste of Vietnamese Street Food in South Florida. The impressive range of dishes, combined with the welcoming atmosphere and top-notch service, creates an unforgettable dining experience. Don't miss out on this culinary delight!

Anh Nguyen

Love the free range chicken pho! It’s much healthier and more flavorful. The place specializes in free range authentic vietnamese chicken dishes. I love the Hainese chicken dish which is very hard to find in South Florida. Must try!!! Super friendly family owned restaurant.

Hayles

This place is fantastic! The woman at the front—V, I believe her name was—was incredibly kind, fast, and efficient. She took the time to explain how the pho is prepared and even made thoughtful adjustments to our order. The restaurant itself was spotless, and V made sure to promptly clean and sanitize the counters after each guest. We ordered the chicken pho, and as New Yorkers who take soup seriously, we were beyond impressed. The broth was rich, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. The chili oil? A perfect 10/10. We’ll definitely be back!

Teresa

Had to try it to see if it's worth the hype and it really is. So good. The food is fresh and authentic. We sat outside at the little tables and stools and it reminded us of Vietnam, especially with the motorcycles parked in front. Definitely will come back if we are in Florida.

Felix Lemeshev

The food was delicious, a real upgrade compared to Mama kitchen (previous name). We enjoyed the salad, dried Pha and wings.

Denise

My brother and mom tried this place last time they were in town and loved the seafood. My mom ordered the quail, i wanted to try the bun rieu with lobster and oc huong. She loved the quail. The oc huong has a very good flavor. I forgot which one it was but it had a lot of lemongrass. However the bun rieu was ok. It was a bit bland for me.

Codie N Drew

This place is sooooo good! If you’re an exotic food adventurer and love seafood, this is the place to go! Their salt and pepper snail is really tasty, packed with flavor. You have to order their Hai Nam Chicken, we promise you won’t stop after taking your first bite and this may well be the best in South Florida. The Mama fried tofu, calamari, and wings are great apps to start with. The Lemongrass Chicken Joints are unique and very addicting! Remember to pick up their refreshing, homemade juices and teas, can’t find it anywhere else. 10/10 recommend, definitely will be back! Instagram: @thesofloduo

Arman Barbuco

The place is nice. The drink they gave us for free is really good. The spicy edamame is different but tasty. The soup we ordered are good but we like the hakana ramen better. Next time we will the rest in the menu. The Ube cheesecake is perfect for our dessert. Highly recommended place. The price is just right and staff are nice. A must try place. We will be back.

tee dee

Very authentic Vietnamese street food. The decoration is cute. It reminded me of Vietnam in the 80s 90s. I tried many of their street dishes including tofu, snails, and clams. They were all yummy.

Sinh Nguyen

They got everything I love. Citizens are lucky to have a restaurant like this in town. Variety of Drinks Food, street atmosphere, cool indoor, fast service... We are from San Diego California, we confirm this place has the taste of Viet food.

Victoria Pham

I’m Vietnamese and I approve their dishes. It’s very decent food compared to other Vietnamese food options in town, quite authentic and most importantly, they have a lot of (street) food options that are quite rare to find in America. It’s quite busy (probably depends on certain time) so service could be a bit slow. I would recommend you check out their food. I will bring my Vietnamese friends here when they visit the town

QuynhAnh Phan

Fresh, delicious and super cool! It made us remember how to eat street food in VN. Their tofu is a must try. Oc huong and chim cut were very good. My husband wished chim cut a little crispy but I love it this way. I wish ngheu and Chao long had a stronger flavor. Rau ma is not recommended. We definitely come back to try other things on their menu. Tip for first time customer: go straight inside to place the order, make the payment and get a ticket number. Then go outside and pick a table. They will bring food to your table. They have a limit of tables so be quick. Their portion is big and there are so many irresistible choices so come with a group so you can try more dishes (group of 4 is the best) * Update on 9/22: we came back here and tried Chim cut, Oc huong nuong, goi oc giac xoai, tofu, oc toi nuong nuoc mam, ga nuong muoi ot, and Kumquat tea: we came early (7pm Saturday) so there were plenty of seats and food were served very quickly. Beside Tofu, Oc huong, chim cut were excellent as usual, goi oc giac xoai was highly recommended. We dont like Oc toi since they should be cut into small pieces to have better seasoned and eatable (too chewy to eat the full pieces). We were so full to try Ga nuong so we take it away for home.

Our favorite spot to go to for authentic bun rieu. It’s hard to find good bun rieu in South Florida, but this restaurant delivers! Vietnamese people frequent this establishment all the time, so definitely authentic. Their fried chicken is the best.

I can't believe I've never reviewed Mama Tofu before. I've been several times whenever I hit up 545 Banh Mi Cafe and Mama YaTai Donut. You can't miss this place because they have the cute little tables and chairs, just like they have in Vietnam! The scooters out front are for show. Hehe. This spot is a legit Asian street food spot. So my Asian friends always talk about Mama Tofu and the authenticity of the dishes. They talk about the snails and lemongrass tofu all the time. Went to a party where someone brought the lemongrass tofu and let me just tell you...it's damn good!!! The tofu is extra crispy and the fresh grated ginger with that sauce is perfection. No joke, I come here specifically for the lemongrass tofu and it never disappoints. If you can, eat it immediately because it's the absolute best when it's fresh and hot. I've also gotten the Bun Rieu, which is a difficult Vietnamese dish to find almost anywhere. Very rare. Kind of like Mi Quang which is another one of my faves. The Bun Rieu is one of their most popular dishes here and my first bite reminded me of my parent's cooking. They use to make Bun Rieu all the time and this was very nostalgic for me. There are so many good items on the menu I need to come back for like the Cua Rang Muoi (Salty-pepper crab), Mi Bo Kho, Hu Tieu, congee, and Rau Ma (pennywort) beverage.

I have only had their seafood and pork soup. That soup alone is worth the five stars. The prices are reasonable and you get a lot of food for your buck. The staff is very polite! There is outdoor sitting with small tables and small chairs be prepared to squat. I drive 30 minutes to get to this plaza and it is always worth it.

It was my first time here 😬.. never heard of the place.. I googled it to find it.. I was a little nervous. I ordered take-out of "Vegan Ramen". The person that took my order was very friendly. Very quick service. This was my first time in trying Vietnamese food. 😲 I was surprised. 🎉It was DELICIOUS! 😅 It was served very abundantly and generous in portion. It tasted fresh. I look forward to coming again. 💚Thank you.

Loved their mopeds displays and the food was delicious!!! Very friendly and wonderful people.

Do not miss this place. Lemongrass tofu and beef noodle soup were unbelievable. Vietnamese style ramen that's somewhere between pho and heavy Japanese ramen. You don't need to add anything to the broth - it's perfect. Drove and hour for it. No ragrets

Food is amazing! I really enjoyed. I’m so glad i can try Japanese street food at Davie. Good experience. Specially Lamp chops with korean seasoning “Gochuchang”. I really like there Ramen🍜 also. The broth was actually Japanese style.

If you're from asian country and want to feel like you're eating street food from your country, this is the place. Food here is flavorful and has its own take on some asian appetizer dishes, but it is very tasty

It was really delicious I had the vegan ramen noodle soup and typically I'm not a huge fan of this because of the lack of flavor but this one was amazing and it felt really authentic and my brother had the chicken Congee and it was also delicious we both were very satisfied when we left. I also had the corn milk with ice to make it less sweet and it was also delicious. I can't wait to go back.

Love the crab soup aka bún riêu. I failed to take a few pictures as it was so yummy. If you are looking for an authentic Vietnamese food, this is the place to be.

This is absolutely the best Authentic Vietnamese restaurant in town. You can find special Vietnamese street food that have delicious, familiar Vietnamese taste in here. Everything is great and they have a really good service. I especially love corn milk, Bun Rieu, Banh xeo,.. and many more.. Highly recommended! :)

DELICIOUS and unique Vietnamese restaurant! I can only attest to the vegan options but there are some omnivorous options too. I cannot overemphasize how delicious the food is at Mama’s. Fresh, delicious, satisfying, and cheap!!

We came here 3 times during the 3 days/2nights stay in Miami (and it took 45 minutes with traffic to get there from Miami). That to say how much I love this place!! Being a street food lover, before getting to Miami, this is a MUST visit place for me!! The hours need to be updated! They now open on Thursday as well!! I always saw a diverse group of people who come here, although the food is very authentic! I has always been cautious with Vietnamese restaurants that are not catered to Vietnamese clients. I would say this place a unique exception. First of all the food, with my many visits, I got to try the following - Oc huong - Chao Long - Hu tieu - Sua bap (corn milk) - Bun rieu - Ngheu hap sa - Tra bi dao I love everything we tried but if I have to pick my top 3 absolute favorite, that would be chao long, oc huong and corn milk! Being Vietnamese I know it is not easy to make this rice soup without a weird smell lol! That could only happen with skill (of course) and fresh pork intestine!! Oc huong (snail) I know it has a fancy name that I don’t remember! The snail is really good and really really fresh! The corn milk and tra bi dao were also amazing! They came in cute little containers with the handles The food here reminds me so much of my childhood!! And there are many dishes that you cannot find easily at different parts of the country. I would also love trying trung ga non (young chicken eggs) but my tummy said no! No more room hahaha! I am excited for the next time I come back to Miami! We probably need to stay in Fort Lauderdale instead just because of this place!! And how much Vietnamese street food means to me (bring pieces of my childhood memory back) The restaurant is small but very nicely decorated and offers sittings outside! Even the restroom is nice and clean! We didn’t have to wait long for our food to come out! The service was AMAZING!!! We were talking about how you can tell if the person you are meeting at a restaurant is an owner or not because of their ownership, care and how they treat the clients. The young woman that we met all 3 times we were here was so nice and attentive. She went above and beyond for an amazing experience! If she didn’t tell me about “the owner” I would have thought she was the owner! Kudos to the great team they have here!!

Authentic Vietnamese street food!!! Service was great. If you are looking for Authentic Vietnamese food Mama street nailed it. Most traditional Vietnamese restaurants have awful service to the culture awareness but they are sweet and attentive here. MAMA STREET FOOD decor and environment are far from 5 star but they are definitely cozy and traditional .

Excellent food, taste is amazing. Is you want to try something new that’s extremely good this is the place

Great food, very unique find, especially if you love seafood, highly recommend for crab lovers

+2

Great new Japanese spot. It reminds me of a trendy spot in New York City. The food and service are great. I tried their Hamachi Kama (grilled yellowtail collar) last week and it was so fresh. I am looking forward to coming back and trying their other items. They have vegetarian items on their menu too!

Great Vietnamese street food. Love the little chairs and desks at the front.

They have the best fresh seafoods with a great customer service. We had a great night there with all the great seafoods and Vietnamese street foods😋😋😋.

Amazing Vietnamese street food that we’re so lucky to find. Highly recommend if you’re looking for some traditional flavors.

I came to checkout the snails. My mom got the quail. Everything was amazing! My mom is a picky eater and ate the most saying how good it is. The surprising thing is how pricey everything is

Don't expect anything but chicken from this restaurant. I came in expected to get some snails and Vietnamese street food. It seems that it went under a new management so the menu has changed. The chicken rice dishes are good though. Glad we found this place.

My whole family love this place…We lived 2 hour away but we dont mind driving here for the foods….Staffs are friendly….Food are good…..Place is vintage looking ….Highly recommended

Awesome place to chill and hang out. Good selection of foods and next door you find some desert etc..

We highly recommend this place for hangout. The vibrant is so cool, the owner is so nice and the foods are delicious.

Delicious Ramen bowl, plenty of hot sauces to choose from. Staff is amazing 👏🏻 definitely recommend it for a fun date!

Vietnamese Ốc. Dammmm :) please stop by to try. I order more than I need and I still want more.

+5

So good did very flavorful and great service

We went after they changed to Walkin Chicken, featuring only chicken dishes. Ordered the Hoi An Chicken rice, Hainanese Chicken rice and Pho Ga. Some of the best Vietnamese food I’ve had (as a Viet person) All dishes were delicious and service was fast. Staff was friendly and kind! Overall a lovely dinner!

Terrific little spot for authentic Vietnamese dishes that you don't typically find at a Vietnamese phố restaurant. I often get the Cháo Gà (congee) and Ramen Beef Stew (different from Japanese ramen). However, my absolute all-time favorite is the Bún Riêu (tomato pork broth topped with crab meatballs, fried tofu, and herbs)!!! I get it without the blood pudding/jelly (Huyết), because I'm personally not a fan even though many people like it. Be sure to ask for some Mam Ruoc (fermented shrimp paste) to mix into the soup. It's pungent stuff (a little goes a long way), but it adds a yummy level of umami.

We randomly stumbled upon this place. The food was really good and the owner (Lok) was super accommodating and very friendly! We’ll definitely be back!

Delicious food. Just come for the food it’s not a come for the vibes place. It’s come for delicious Vietnamese food type of place Update: food is still really good, but I'm so sad about the rebranding. So sad that so many delicious recipes are missing now. I hope they bring some things back in the future. Everything was sooo good

Tasty, fresh and delicious snailsssssssss! Totally recommend this place and service is good too!

Must go place when you are in Miami. Seafood is fabulous and service is fantastic.

Snails were very good, presented well and good portion.

My husband says this is the best ramen he’s had in the area, or at all lately, and he’s a big ramen fan. They do an amazing Vietnamese Ramen with a broth that is absolutely amazing. The people here are so nice, I got some food at the other shops right around this place and they were fine with me bringing it in to eat it there, of course my husband was already here eating his Ramen. It turns out some of the other shops are owned by the same owner or the same family, but still ask before you bring food from one store to another.

The owner girl is awesome. This is third time we back for more delicious nails. Foods always hot and nice balance taste. next door sandwich and 79 restaurant and more restaurant around them need to try on. I will be back for more nails

+4

I went here after getting boba at the banh mi place close by and was very pleasantly surprised. As you can see in the photos, the atmosphere is great, to start. Second, it is related to the mama street food place close by, so I was able to able to order from both menus. The staff was super accommodating in that sense. They ran next door to grab the menu and brought the food from next door too. The yakitori were fire too since they weren’t just all the same glazing and flavor. Depending on which skewer you chose, you get a different sauce. The skewers were brought together all at once, which may have been because I ordered only 3 (and then also grilled corn but those came separately). I feel as though they could have brought the skewers as they come along so they are as warm as possible, but it really doesn’t matter lol. Lac was my server and he was awesome. He brought me some house made pepper sauce that was flavorful and spicy (he asked if I liked spice) and it made my meal so much better. I was also gifted a tarp dessert and it was delicious :) very comforting food.

+5

The variations of chicken food options were great! We loved all the food and flavoring.

First time here and will come again. Vietnamese street food, with a twist. I tried this time chicken feet and joints with corn milk and sit outside with tiny table and seats. my fave was the joints. Store is partner with neighbor cafe store 545. nice duo. order inside and serve to the table.

+2

As soon as I saw the children size chairs and tables outside I knew this place will have authentic food 🤣 I had written down some dishes names from last visit to Vietnam and I was surprised to find them here. The lemon grass clams was on spot. I wanted to try the Phá lấu Bánh mì but the cashier asked me if I liked tripes and I wasn't too sure if I would like it, when I had it in Vietnam it was delicious but I didn't know it was tripe back then 🤔 Anyway, if you want to try authentic flavor this place is recommended, tofu, grilled clams, were excellent too! Maybe venture trying the Phá lấu and let me know if you like it!

BEST BUN RIEU IN FLORIDA! It's probably the best bun rieu I tasted on the East Coast. Will be coming back to try more of the street food options later! But if you like bun rieu, come and try Mama Street version of it.

+4

Pretty friendly- this is “at least thing” that you must have for business. Food- haven’t had a chance to try all the foods. But my favorite is “oc huong xao me”, nothing to concern about the foods. Environment- love the environment like Vietnam’s style, “goes all out”. Price- fairly to say, everything is going up right now. If the price is reasonable, you will have more customers for sure. But if too expensive, your business will be banned 1 day. If the business serving more authentic street foods like “hot ga nuong” ,”hot vit lon xao me”, etc. much more varieties. I think this will be the best place in Fort Lauderdale. Will be back in the future!!

+3

A bit of Vietnamese street food experience in Davie FL! Will recommend for great tasting authentic Vietnamese soups or Pho. POrk and seafood soup. The broth is so flavorful. Add some chili for enhanced taste and you are good to go. Order and grab a table.

Easy, fresh, delicious; definitely stopping by anytime I’m in town. Amazing vegan ramen on a cold night with great flavor and veggies. Tried the clams today which were delightful and the lemongrass tofu, seeing tofu is in the name, you can expect no less of this dish, it was spot on to what good street tofu should taste like. Adorable and friendly staff, satisfied with my time here ◡̈

Facility a little bit small but foods are awesome. I drove all the way from Jacksonville about 5hrs just to eat Cháo Lòng. All the foods in this restaurant ate amazingly great. Can not wait to take another vacation to eat.

Was working by Davie. Small location with only 5 tables inside waited 10 minutes. . I ordered the Ramen Beef Soup. This had some really good flavors. Was very impressed. Definitely coming back to try the Pork..

Love the decor of the restaurant reminds me of Viet Nam back in the day. We had Bun Rieu , Chao Long and Lemongrass Crispy Tofu . So Yummy

It is one of a kind, The whole experience was really nice, you order with the cashier and she was super nice explaining everything to me and my group. High quality food, tasty, and quick service. Oh!! Don't forget to try the delicious drinks.

+1

The best chicken pho in town. Price is very reasonable. Real walking chickens. Beautiful and very clean restaurant. Get Hoi A chicken rice to go.

Amazing street foot court. Here is my favorite! The foods are really tasty! Staffs are nice and friendly.

+6

Best Vietnamese food in South Florida. Sad when it was changed to only chicken but happy to see the real street food is back

If you want and miss Vietnamese street food in Vietnam, here is the place you should come and try. Very tasty and super good flavor. Love their stir fried.

The desert looked amazing. We had one Japanese donut that was just as good as expected. The wife and I also tried a potato corn dog and a ramen corn dog. The batter and the toppings were pretty good but the hotdog itself was underwhelming in size and in taste. I think I would go back for desert only. Service was great. Everyone was friendly and explained the options to us. Be prepared for long lines on the weekends in the evenings. I definitely think it is worth a visit to try something new.

Good place for very unique Vietnamese street food. Dishes you can’t find elsewhere like snails, chicken joints, and more. I was a bit disappointed that some menu items were simply unavailable, and that some options couldn’t be made vegetarian, but the staff were very friendly and suggested good alternatives. I really liked the calamari rings and the sauce that it came with. The chicken joints were good too! They also have a few classic dishes like Bun Bo Hue. Limited seating indoors and outdoors. Pretty pricey, but they have dishes you can’t get anywhere else in the area.

Food is ok, service is good. We just don’t like the salt & pepper crab and Sun Ga Rang Muoi, too much flour makes it dry & hard. And everything is served with togo container and foam bowl. With $50++ spent per person, we expect some real bowls & silverwares.

Brandon Le

Good place for very unique Vietnamese street food. Dishes you can’t find elsewhere like snails, chicken joints, and more. I was a bit disappointed that some menu items were simply unavailable, and that some options couldn’t be made vegetarian, but the staff were very friendly and suggested good alternatives. I really liked the calamari rings and the sauce that it came with. The chicken joints were good too! They also have a few classic dishes like Bun Bo Hue. Limited seating indoors and outdoors. Pretty pricey, but they have dishes you can’t get anywhere else in the area.

Christopher Piatt

The desert looked amazing. We had one Japanese donut that was just as good as expected. The wife and I also tried a potato corn dog and a ramen corn dog. The batter and the toppings were pretty good but the hotdog itself was underwhelming in size and in taste. I think I would go back for desert only. Service was great. Everyone was friendly and explained the options to us. Be prepared for long lines on the weekends in the evenings. I definitely think it is worth a visit to try something new.

Anh Hoang

Food is ok, service is good. We just don’t like the salt & pepper crab and Sun Ga Rang Muoi, too much flour makes it dry & hard. And everything is served with togo container and foam bowl. With $50++ spent per person, we expect some real bowls & silverwares.

I loved this place specially for lemongrass tofu and curry snails. Their candy snacks taste good also. Unfortunately they not stock a lot of food so most of the time some items sold out.

This is a great Vietnamese cuisine spot for snails, clams, and various mussels. The flavor is great, and the service is friendly. 4 stars come from the price. It's expensive but if it's something you've been craving, it's worth to spend a few bucks

I love their lemongrass tofu! It is so good. A must try!

Found this place through Tiktok. For all the vegetarians, they fry in soybean oil and the hot dogs are fried separately from the mochi donuts, which is awesome! Now onto the review. Got there around 2PM EST on a Sunday, line was out the door. It moved fast and after 15 minutes, we placed our order. Got three mochi donuts, a mama flan, and a croissant, as well as an ube mama. The ube mama is great, it's not overly sweet and the filling has that great ube flavor! The mama flan has a light broiche dough, although or flan wasn't set, so it was more of a sauce. The oreo mochi donut was perfect, it had a light crunch from the oreos and the donut itself was perfectly crisp. The caramel donut had sugar that was like glue and stuck to the roof of my mouth. It glued itself there, but the flavor was still really good. The taro donut was light on the taro, but a perfectly good mochi donut. I will definitely be visiting again to try the other flavors.

The chicken feet were actually really good. We also had a few other dishes like hu tieu and snails. They were both good. I thought its a little bit pricy hence the 4 star.

Cute little restaurant with really good Viet food. Ga Chien Nuoc Mam was really good but Cut Chien Bo was just okay.

+2

Late entry - About a year ago or so, this was the place for us to go. They had the best vegan ramen soup around town. Unfortunately, they have taken it off the menu, and hopefully, they'll decide to start making it again. If you go on the weekend or later evening this place is packed. They are worth the drive if you're interested in great tasty ramen. The staff is always friendly and helpful too.

Had been seeing this place all over IG, so came in to try. We Found the clams and snails to be bland in my opinion. Snail was hard to chew. The quail was tasty and the mango Boba was refreshing

We ordered beef soup (bò kho) and sụn gà. The beef was not tender as well as carrot too. I do not recommend this soup. But overall, we satisfied with this restaurant, good decoration and nice staff.

I think its a good place to try vietnamese street food. The sauce is great, but the green one didn't taste as good with the oc. I did like how they give me the uncooked noodles, that way you don't over cook it or get soggy.

Nice casual place for some Vietnamese food. Tried their Vietnamese beef ramen and their tofu ramen, both were pretty good. Their soy pudding was tasty. They have some premade items that can be purchased, like the chicken and rice lunch.

We came on a busy Saturday well before closing, and they had already run out of many dishes. The dishes we did try were all underwhelming except for the bun rieu, which was well balanced. The crab was overpriced and didn't taste fresh. The other dishes had reasonable prices. Service was also pretty slow. We probably won't be back.

The food here is okay. Fast food type of place. Not much seating. They were out of a lot of things. The lady at the register was not nice to her coworkers. She yelled at them in front of us, but she was really good at taking orders and moving things along quickly. She is very nice to customers. You order at the counter and they bring your food to you. Everything is in to go containers except the soup dishes.

The atmosphere does give vibes of the snail shops in Vietnam. The food however pales in flavor. There is more focus on appearance rather then flavor. The Dungeness crab is probably the worst culprit where using frozen crab takes away from the taste of the dish.

Nancy

We came on a busy Saturday well before closing, and they had already run out of many dishes. The dishes we did try were all underwhelming except for the bun rieu, which was well balanced. The crab was overpriced and didn't taste fresh. The other dishes had reasonable prices. Service was also pretty slow. We probably won't be back.

e t

The food here is okay. Fast food type of place. Not much seating. They were out of a lot of things. The lady at the register was not nice to her coworkers. She yelled at them in front of us, but she was really good at taking orders and moving things along quickly. She is very nice to customers. You order at the counter and they bring your food to you. Everything is in to go containers except the soup dishes.

Dan

The atmosphere does give vibes of the snail shops in Vietnam. The food however pales in flavor. There is more focus on appearance rather then flavor. The Dungeness crab is probably the worst culprit where using frozen crab takes away from the taste of the dish.

Mi Lam

We ordered conch, snails, crabs, and Sun Ga. They were busy which means good food. We tried their coconut water, mix fruits, and peach tea. I recommend trying the peach tea since the mix fruits and coconut water tasted weird. Cute place and chill environment. The two Dungeness crabs was super dry and not a lot of flavor. The Sun chicken we ordered never arrived to the table. We did asked the waiter again halfway through our meal about the chicken, but it never show up ( which they refund it). Overall, this place is good for clams and conch. Also, some of food on their menu wasn’t available.

Our family came to Mama Street Food and we ordered Hu Tieu and Bun Rieu soups. The place is extremely small with only 3 tables. The soup was delicious, but it was so hard to eat hot soup in a hot place. The room was warm before the soup came, but when we started eating we were sweating profusely, thanks to the hot soup. I noticed there is an A/C control unit on the wall with a room temperature showing 80F. I asked the person behind the counter if it could be adjusted lower and the person said that is the best the A/C can cool the room. It has been about 2 months since we first visited the place and the place was also warm then. Apparently, they did not fix the warm room to make it more enjoyable to eat hot soup. We will not be coming back until the winter time.

Hardly any place comfortable to eat and the food was ok. My wife is Vietnamese and didn't finish her food and when asking her if it was any good she said no! She hardly touch her soup. To me it was just ok.

We ordered conch, snails, crabs, and Sun Ga. They were busy which means good food. We tried their coconut water, mix fruits, and peach tea. I recommend trying the peach tea since the mix fruits and coconut water tasted weird. Cute place and chill environment. The two Dungeness crabs was super dry and not a lot of flavor. The Sun chicken we ordered never arrived to the table. We did asked the waiter again halfway through our meal about the chicken, but it never show up ( which they refund it). Overall, this place is good for clams and conch. Also, some of food on their menu wasn’t available.

Place is good but missing a wow factor I think. Decoration it's pretty cute and they have legit Vietnamese style outdoor sitting in the tiny chairs. Would have liked more flavor on the food.

Bun Rieu is delicious according to my partner and friend! The Vietnamese manager is really nice, she’s really quick and attentive. I’ve come here multiple times. But the last time I was there another person made my drink KumQuat Honey Lemon and Pennywort, I’m guessing they didn’t pay attention and must’ve squeezed the cup too hard, I didn’t notice by the time, I got to my car and started driving, my cup holder filled up with pennywort and the drink got everywhere on my seat and clothes really hard to get off. Called them and they offered an apology and a refund. This was the second time that I was given a cracked cup coming here. The kumquat honey lemon is usually really good, but last time I came it was filled with honey way too sweet.

Went as was curious from a Instagram post I kept seeing. Place was cute and thr people were very nice. We and got about 6 items and can't say we were impressed. All the items were very bready, dry, and the proportions on the hotdogs bread was really off. Could barely taste the hot dogs because of all the bread. One and done for us

Advertising/Marketing has been doing well for this place !!! That is what I can say right now since I just visited this place last weekend. I had been heard about this place for so long on Facebook (in some Vietnamese community groups) and advertising, and I thought this should be a good place to visit whenever I come to Miami. Unfortunately IT IS NOT. This is the first time I have to write a BAD review for a place that I visited. The reason why I gave 2* because of the food not bad, but also not that good like what I saw on advertising (the price is high but acceptable since it is close to Miami). Besides that, I would give this place 2 words in Vietnamese “CHẢNH CHÓ” to describe exactly what I felt when I was there for the service that they gave to my group. Maybe they are too rich to think that they don’t care about a group of customer, I guess. Therefore, I never come back to this place. For the people who is planning to visit this place, considering carefully before you come.

Above average food with below average service. The guy working the register welcomed us in with immediate attitude barely acknowledging us and waving at a single menu on the counter. When we gave our orders he was curt and short with us as if we were inconveniencing his doomscrolling sesh on his phone, which trust me us being there didn't stop him. Afterwards I asked if they had water and he replied "whats that?" "oh water bottles are $1" I laughed and told him no, turned around and he still pressed it as if trying to prove a point. The straw that broke the camels back and the reason you're reading this review, is after he dropped off the food and let us eat he came back and asked if the food was good. I ignored him as he eas already ruining the experience and he came around to my side of the table and stuck his thumb in my face "everything good? 👍" THE AUDACITY, honestly it ruined the entire experience for me oh also the restaurant looks nothing like the pictures. Soulless and lifeless just like their employees apparently. Maybe just order food to go from here. Good luck.

I’ve eaten this place many times before and we had no problem but the past few times i went we have. I ordered bowls for my family because i live fast and it went sour shortly. One good thing they did was give back the same amount of bowls no charge. Somehow they were sour again AND i found HAIR in two bowls! This was my favorite place to eat when i visited Fort Lauderdale but i don’t think so anymore.

The little girl at this place need to watch a YouTube video to learn a thing or two about customer service. They used to be nice when they were new in town. Now that they’ve made a couple dollars, she treats people as if they need her. Horrible service.

Went here a few times when they 1st opened, service and food were excellent. I am shocked this time, they are not so busy but apparently they don’t care about customers no more. We were standing waiting for a table to be clean, told them we will take this table, a man squeeze in and sit at our table. We told the manager and her response is “that is your problem”. Too bad we already pay for food, otherwise we would walk away. I then asked her if they have “nước mát”, a special but common Vietnamese drink, she response “i don’t know what nước mát you are asking for, don’t you read our drink menu?”. Everything is self serve when I asked for anything. I regretted I tipped them 20% when I ordered food. The same girl was very nice to us last year, came to our table and asked if she could do anything to serve me better. What happen to that girl? What happen to this place? Food is ok like they are making in a rush, not bad but not great like it used to be.

Me and my husband ordered a pork porridge, a coconut snail and clams. They charged me $75 usd. This is carry out like restaurant. Use plastic utensils and plastic box foods container. They charged more than a fancy dining restaurant . The coconut snails are dried. Snails do not have meat. tasted exact same as reheat from the frozen coconut snail import from VN and heat up and served us. Terrible experience from here.

I have been eating street food overthere for 2 years and sometimes have problems with sand in the oyster but I didn’t complain. However this time they cheat customers so terribly, I order chicken baby eggs (trung non) but what they gave me is chicken stomach (me ga) with the price of baby eggs, my boyfriend asked why only 4 baby eggs and not lots of baby eggs like before, they said because that chicken didn’t make much baby eggs. They think customers are stupid to know what food they’re serving to us, the chicken stomach is only $4/plate and everywhere in market but chicken baby eggs are $20/plate for the supply only. Don’t cheat the dinners anymore

I came here several times, I realize the food it not good sometimes. Some of my friends said same things. We don’t want to come back here again ,

Everything is good. I like the food and drink but the service is not so okay compared with other principles. The asian girl was friendly and i liked her, but the black guy was kinda rude to me. I would of rated this place 1 star if the other things were not good. Otherwise, this is one of my favorite places so far!

Sweating like pigs and asked if the A/C can be lowered, girl said no it’s because outside air is making it hot. WELL IF ITS HOT CAN YOU PUT THE AC DOWN??? Husband was sweating all over his face, how are we going to order hot food on top of that. Bad business 😭