Com Ga Ba Nga Hoi An Cabramatta Claim this business
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Listed under Vietnamese Restaurant, Restaurants. located in Cabramatta.
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Com Ga Ba Nga Hoi An Cabramatta is a vietnamese restaurant located in Cabramatta. Rated 4.2 stars from 372 Google reviews.
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- AddressShop1/82-84 John St, Cabramatta NSW 2166, Australia
- Phone0426 244 888
- HoursMonday7:00 AM – 9:00 PMTuesday7:00 AM – 9:00 PMWednesday7:00 AM – 9:00 PMThursday7:00 AM – 9:00 PMFriday7:00 AM – 9:00 PMSaturday7:00 AM – 9:00 PMSunday7:00 AM – 9:00 PM
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Well like I have discovered in John street cabramatta, the food shops that have ques going out the door always have the best food. Well the wait to order here was absolutely worth it. Amazing fresh food with great portion sizes. We got the chicken and sticky rice and the charzu pork and sticky rice. We took it away to have for dinner. It was absolutely amazing and I would order it again in a heartbeat, but i must say the dishes that were moving past me when I was waiting to order looked incredible. So this is definitely somewhere I will be coming back to , to explore the menu some more. There is indoor and outdoor seating available but there is no table service here, you order at the counter and the food will be bought out to your table. There are no toilets here, but there are public toilets around in the mall. There is a wheelchair accessible ramp to get into the restaurant and wheelchair accessible parking in the paid parking lot, which is cheap, only 2 dollars per hour Cash or card I highly recommend
We had lunch recently at this popular restaurant and had to wait up to 15 minutes for our table. We ordered their most popular item of special chicken rice Com ga dac biet and grilled pork rice Com thit heo xa xiu along with the unique pastel-shape fried dumpling called Banh goi. All the dishes are good and unique dishes from Hoi An, a city in central Vietnam. The dishes' portion is also generous for the price. The dumpling filling are some veggies, minced meat and 2 quail eggs while the pastries are crunchy. The customer services are reasonable considering busy situation, at least the dishes came at reasonable waiting time. The place was jam-packed with customers, so could not have 'nice' ambience to dine here. The place is not big and seat arrangements are tight where you are almost likely to bump with your next table fellow customers. Prices are premium but reasonable considering quality ingredients used for the dishes. You can pay with V/MC credit cards and pay additional 1.65% surcharge.
The food here was simple but really tasty. The chicken was soft and juicy, and the rice had a lot of flavor on its own. I also liked the sauce and pickles on the side because they made the dish more refreshing. The restaurant was busy when we went, but the food still came out pretty fast. Definitely worth trying.
Food was delicious and thank you Boss and the team for looking after our family! It was a lovely place to try Northern Vietnamese cuisine! Highly recommended. We are yet to try the Bankstown store, looking forward to it. Mark & Ling
4 star rating is purely based on food. Place is a bit small and crowded during peak hours. I enjoy their chicken rice, a specialty dish in Hoi An. Their must try is Vietnamese springroll, quite tasty and crunchy. They also offer specialty beverage which you cannot find in other restaurants. Staffs were not very friendly at the cashier today. A little smile might improve the experience. Cơm Gà Hội An (Vietnamese Chicken Rice), the restaurant’s chicken rice is based on one of the signature dishes of Hoi An, a small ancient town in Central Vietnam. It features shredded chicken tossed with Vietnamese coriander, onions, and lime juice dressing. The chicken salad is served with turmeric rice cooked directly in chicken stock. If you are not interested in trying other Vietnamese food apart from pho and banh mi then don’t bother and don’t rate the food poorly based on your limited knowledge. $18 for unique chicken and rice is reasonable, not overpriced. The chicken could have been better but it’s as close as it could get to the authentic taste in Vietnam. Rice should have been softer too but based on my past visits, this is a must try restaurant in Cabramatta.


