Di Vang - Terrytown

Bartender thought I had a fake Id because I showed her 2 separate ids.. a drivers license and a state ID.. one from my home state and the other from Louisiana and she was still on edge with serving me so I just asked her if she was being difficult because I was black. She said no but clearly she had a rough time with finding me legit smh I'm 32

Honeyy have I got the place for the best bun bo hue. But there are rules on how to attain this bowl of noodZ. You must cross a bridge and be in between the hours of pre-gaming and singing your heart out. That is the way to attain these noodZ.Firstly, this restaurant?cafe? karaoke bar? Is on the westbank. Yes you have to cross the bridge to get here... but don't let that deter you. In a shopping mall at the far end on Stumpf there is di Vang. They do have their own parking lot. They have so many good eats that's so good and authentic to me. We ordered to go and got fried pork intestine with pickled veggies and also a raw beef salad. These dishes are so simple and fantastic I am just so happy I've found this place!

I just moved back to the west bank and was looking for late night eats. It was near midnight on Friday and most of the choices were IHOP or Waffle House. I expanded the map and found this place. I'm not big on bars, but their food photos looked good and the few reviews were supportive, as well. It's a tiny little place...narrow, actually, I guess. The menu was full of things I'm gonna have to try: frog legs, quail eggs, snails, etc. I've had all of these things before, just not here. I had the beef soup, the name is slipping, but it was mentioned in other reviews, and for good reason. It was so great. It's a karaoke bar, so nobody is in tune, and half of the songs are Vietnamese. It makes me feel like a GI bar. Like the NCO club in Ft. Jackson. I don't know if the people there were a bunch of military or ex military, but they looked that way to me. That being said, there was no weird feelings. Everyone was totally cool. I'll go back to explore their menu. I'll go back to watch and listen to the karaoke. It's open till 5 am, I think. And the soup was great. I added the cabbage and bean sprouts and lime they provided, it was a giant bowl. I couldn't stop eating it. I tried to slow down but my taste buds just wanted more and more and more. I'm definitely gonna go back.

Surprisingly good food served on styrofoam plates. Bo tai chanh was good with a nice spicy dipping sauce. Chao long had a good balance of flavors. Chicken wings were a bit dry but otherwise it was a pretty decent late night snack.

As an African-American patron, this place is very, very unfriendly. Refused to serve me food and drink. The other patrons were more welcoming than the workers. NEVER GOING BACK AGAIN! AND WILL SPEAK ADVERSELY EVERY CHANCE I GET! I may even share my experience on the BBB. So, can't tell you how the food was. Atmosphere for anyone who's isn't a part of their culture isn't welcomed!