Choi Restaurant - Vietnamese Street Eats

Love the elevated concept of the Vietnamese dishes here, very creative and fun; that said the I can’t justify the pricing of these dishes to kept coming back. We ordered the shrimp taco, it had a wonderful crunch, and beautiful mushroom flavor but for $6 dollar each that’s quite expensive for what it is. Then we have the beef stew hot pot. Which is a version of Bo Kho, in a clay pot for $35. This was lacking in flavor, there was a decent amount of beef, but we just stuffed ourselves with the unlimited noodles. That said the idea of it being served this way and noodles on the side was very fun. Overall, glad to support to fellow Vietnamese entrepreneurs but was kinda disappointed.

Place is very clean slick and modern at the same time feels authentic Viet food. I'm not Viet but the food are amazing

Came here for dinner on a weekday and there was no one else here when I arrived. Service was quick and the server was nice, she made a few recommendations. Menu is kinda small but I ended up choosing the fish tacos, chicken cartilage and a peach lemongrass iced tea. The tacos were tasty and very flavourful, but I didn't know it would come deep-fried and would've preferred if it wasn't. The chicken cartilage is one of their popular appetizers but I didn't really enjoy it. The cocktail on the other hand was really tasty! Their drink menu is very interesting. Parking is free but hard to find a spot in this plaza. The bill came to almost $40 with tax. Interior has a casual bar type feel? Nice ambience, dimmed lights and they have a nice name sign on the wall, but it's too bad that CHOI is covered up by a light fixture. Overall, not bad and something different from other Vietnamese restaurants.

Neen here 2 times, very tasty food, with great choices that I don't find anywhere else. Excellent services as well.