Banh Xeo Boys - Réserver une table

Went here with my family because of a recommendation from my nephew. Only one person in line ahead of me. I ordered 4 banh Xeo, and was told about 15 minute wait. Totally cool. My nephew and I waited and watched the cook do his thing. The cashier called out an order that was ready, only 3 orders ahead of us. 20 minutes later, we see our order done, but waiting to be packaged up. Every time a new customer comes, she stops packaging my order to take their order (4 times). 15 minutes later, the cook actually gives me my order and I ask if it is still warm. He gives me a lost look; I touch the food slightly with my finger and it is cold and tell him so. He gives me ok and? look. I ask him to reheat my food, as my family would like to enjoy the food warm/fresh. He looks at me like this is an unreasonable request. He begrudgingly took my food to place it back on the stove. 10 minutes later, he gives me my reheated food and then states just for future reference, i was only able to do that because we weren 't that busy. We won 't be able to do that again I 'm sorry?? There will not be a next time. You gave your customers cold food and expected them to be happy with that? And then tried to lecture me on it? It was not my fault that the cashier took her time and gave us cold food. I watched her start one task, and then start another before finishing the first. No Pandan Horchata or churros available either. Another customer came in later and exclaimed that they always run out of the Horchata. Food was just ok, not worth the price or wait time.

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I have wanted to try a banh xeo ever since watching Jet Tila make one on The Food Network. I love Vietnamese food so what would a crepe with it be like? Banh Xeo Boys did not disappoint. Located in the Rodeo 39 market with mostly food businesses, the crepe was large, crispy, and a beautiful bright yellow from the tumeric. I ordered the (ground) Chicken and Shrimp. The Swimming Pig Pork Belly and Shrimp is the most popular banh xeo. Service was good and my order was ready in the 10 minutes I was told to expect it. The chicken was seasoned lightly and complimented well by the fresh ingredients bean sprouts, lettuce leaves, mint, cilantro, pickled daikon and carrots, and minced garlic with spicy peppers. The produce is boxed separately with the fish sauce so you can customize each bite. Next time I would ask for more mint. That with the sauce and crunchy textures tasted amazing! The banh xeo is not served with rice paper so you can eat it like lettuce wraps. I didn't care that it's standing only to eat in their space since Rodeo 39 has so much indoor and outdoor seating but why do you only offer forks? Please get knives so people can cut into their crepe and other fillings and eat without a hassle. I doubt the average person carries a Swiss army knife and using two forks isn't a good option. I'm not in the area often but I would definitely go back. It's a little pricey for about $15 per crepe, but I got almost 2 meals from one banh xeo.

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Sizzling Sensation: A Taste of Authenticity at Banh Xeo Boys Rodeo 39 Venturing into the bustling culinary haven of Rodeo 39, you find a Vietnamese treasure nestled among diverse food stalls: the Banh Xeo Boys. This vibrant eatery champions the iconic Bánh Xèo, transporting the essence of Vietnam’s street food scene right into the heart of our local marketplace. Banh Xeo Boys isn’t your ordinary food stall. Their commitment to authenticity shines through in the Bánh Xèo – a generously stuffed, crispy, golden crepe, contrasting textures with succulent fillings of shrimp, pork, and a garden fresh ensemble of bean sprouts and herbs. Each bite offers a cacophony of flavors, further enhanced when wrapped in lettuce and dipped into the nuanced tang of their homemade sauce. Banh Xeo Boys is more than a gastronomic indulgence. It’s a cultural immersion, an adventure for the senses, and a testament to the rich tapestry of Vietnamese street cuisine. Amidst the culinary crossroads of Rodeo 39, these Boys are not just blending in; they’re standing out.

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I actually really enjoy their banh xeo, especially the lonely fisherman. However, what I don 't appreciate is how they advertise happy hour banh xeo for $10 on their Instagram from 2-5 on weekdays and do not honor it once you 've ordered. The cashier told me we don 't do it anymore when I asked her about it, but I continue to see them advertising it on their IG. After the first time it happened, I gave them the benefit of the doubt because I figured I 'd still support a small business. But now that it 's happened twice, I feel like it 's really deceptive and will not be returning.

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Really very good. Best bahn xeo I've had since saigon/hochi minh. I've tried a few places in garden grove and not quite as good as this place. Also the sauce that comes with the bahn xeo is clearly made with Crack cocaine. Only bad thing about this place is that they haven't opened a place next to my house

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