Lemon Grass Bistro - Orlando

The menu features a diverse range of dishes from both South and North Vietnam. We tried the Gỏi Cu (known as Summer Rolls on their menu), Bún Bò Hu (spicy beef soup), and the LAGEc Việt Noodle (the house special). The summer rolls were quite tasty. The spicy beef soup was authentic, though milder than what you might find at other restaurants in Mills 50. As for the house special, it was just average. Overall, the food was good, but it is pricier compared to other nearby Vietnamese restaurants.

The restaurant has a pleasant atmosphere, and the staff is friendly and polite. The food is quite good. I highly recommend trying the Papaya Salad and the Hue Beef Noodle Soup (Bun Bo Hue).

Such a great experience in Lac Viet Bistro, I ordered spring rolls for appetizers, Thai spicy bungalow with seafood and duck in basil sauce, the dishes came with A LOT of torps and meat. Seafood was really fresh, seasonaling was brilliant and not too much on the sweet side, plus, the staff was really attentive to our request put less sauce on the duck (see the check). In the end, the owner kindly gave me a popular snack in Vietnam: Mango shakes in sweet fish sauce, I think they will put the dish on the menu soon. I like it as she mint together with the mango, the mint wipes the fish sauce to taste and I freely kiss my love after we leave the restaurant together: such a beautiful creation. Your avocado smoothie is amazing, please have an attempt and you will not be dissapointed. Thank you for everything and you deserve the highest recommendation!

Great place for traditional Vietnamese cuisine. Unfortunately, our favorite place is no longer exist. It is now The King Crab Shack Cajun food restaurant.

Authentic Vietnamese restaurant for sure. The grilled whole fish in which you can make spring rolls out of is highly recommended. Where else can you get a whole fish beside the typical traditional pho?