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Vietnam Cafe Restaurant
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While the fare at Vietnam Cafe may not be as broad as what is served in the great Vietnamese restaurants in Philadelphia's Chinatown, for those on the Bucks/Montco border caught in a serious ""Jones"" for Vietnamese food, this modest place will serve your needs quite well. One great favorite is the ""non-fried spring roll"", which is a masterful combo of pork, shrimp and veggies wrapped up, and served with a delicious brown peanut sauce that is out of this world. The shrimp, chicken and pork dishes are all excellent. Language is sometimes a barrier, even here in the hinterlands, and warm smiles and pleasantries are in short supply (perhaps that's just how they treat me), but for a good square meal at very reasonable prices, this is a place to keep in mind.
Pros: Inexpensive, yet excellent fare. Limited menu, but enough to provide for mose.
Cons: Zero personality from the staff. Language barriers.
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