Vinh Binh

Love this place!!! Taste yummy. Just don’t forget to bring CASH only. I think I’ll be a loyal costumer start now. I’m also excited want to try their meatballs as well, but I don’t have enough cash and maybe next time for sure! I will buy those bulky meatballs!! We live in Keller, so it’s not too far to drive instead to Arlington or Grand Prairie.

Wow, as everyone says here, these are really great egg rolls. (They would be called "spring rolls" in many places. They have a crispy, flaky crust.) The place is super-modest, a hole in the wall in an older strip center on upper Belknap, devoted to Vietnamese-American businesses. Carry-out and CASH ONLY. But they have absolutely mastered this delicacy and sell it for a too modest price. The crust is perfectly crunchy and flaky, and the filling is fresh and tasty. You can get 20 of these delicious wonders for $15 cash, tax included, enough for 3 or 4 people. They don't have sauce, but you don't need it. Like really great bar-b-q doesn't need sauce, these don't either. But they are great with mae ploy or any sweet pepper sauce. Also amazingly, after they cool down you can re-heat them in an air fryer or toaster oven, and the crispy crust is magically resurrected, crispy and flaky once again! These kinds of businesses are so excellent and so great. Local and family owned, and laser focused on doing a few things as perfectly as they can be done, and then pricing them fairly. (There are "foodie" places who do some things nearly perfectly, but their prices are often outrageous, and too expensive for regular people.) This is a working-class place that outdoes the gourmet emporiums and should be applauded and frequented by local people.

This place was a kick. $7.50 got us a bag of egg rolls and another $1.50 got a Vietnamese canned coffee. $9 for a delicious meal for 2 = hard to beat. (Only marked down one star because I thought the pork in the egg rolls was a bit fatty.)

Still very good! Above average fresh egg rolls for a good price! Quick personable service.