Quán Cô Giáo Thảo - Vietnamese restaurant in Garden Grove - 10212 Westminster Ave ste 112-113, USA

Honestly, I was upset when I went there, I ordered “Bun Rieu”. I don’t see much any meat on it. They put a lot of noodles, I ordered extra pork meat $4.99 (pic below). it very small piece. Not because of the money, I don’t mind but please make it worth and let people feel good, not just put all noodles.

Dear chef please let your serves know that your kitchen is out of stuff so they can tell the customers. So that they can order something else It was my unlucky day. Ordered 1 Bun Thit Nuong $15.99, 2 Canh Bun, 1 Bun rieu “No pork blood” included in the bowls was 1 meat ball, 1 sliced of meat loaf, and 2 pieces of Crab egg, 4 pieces of tofu and few morning glories for $13.99 per. It is not worth it.

Yelp this place and gave our first try. If you like singing this is the right place for you! Owner asked us if we want sing, there are five TVs and there's a stage for you to sing too. Disco balls and professional Karoke system with lyrics, English, Vietnamese, or any Languages. Find were awesome and service is superior. Will be back and visit soon.

As authentic as you want to get when it comes down to Vietnamese cuisine. I had the Canh Bun and my husband had the Mien Ga. And we shared the crispy Cha Gio. All the flavors and textures were there. Service was straight forward and they were very clean. One of the cleanest Vietnamese restaurants I've seen. Delicious and Im definitely coming back again to try the other dishes.

This restaurant is a hidden gem! They offer a great representation of different Vietnamese cuisine. The dishes are good and the pricing is very easy on the wallet. I love their bun rieu and canh bun. The broth is very flavorful and the crab paste is definitely not from the pre-made jar. The other dishes we regularly ordered are goi ga and banh canh. They're having staffing issues so bring some patience and enjoy!

A decent restaurant for “bún” Vietnamese noodles in different forms. I got “canh bún” the smell is good, and the taste is strong (a bit salty to me, but maybe other people will like it.) I also got duck salad. The fish sauce coming with this is good, authentic enough, similar to what we can get in Vietnam. I would rate this restaurant as a standard decent place I can go on any day. Nothing special, but not bad.

I usually get the bun bo hue here and it's very good. The meat is tender and not chewy like most places. The porridge in all of it's forms, fish, chicken, is also very good. The owner is a cool dude too, very accommodating and always happy and interacting with his customers, more than just someone trying to sell you their products.

The Canh Bun is so full of flavor that you’re done before you know it. The spring rolls are crispy. The Bun Dau Mam Tom is well prepared and the duck is not to be missed. Even my 5 year old nephew wants to go back every day.