Xôi chè Bùi Thị Xuân

Had the dessert (Sam Bo Luong) as recommended by the local guide. There are barley, Chinese date, water cheat nut, lotus root, seaweed, and lotus seed in it. It tastes good and is refreshing.

Still as yummy as many years ago. When I was a kid, it was a big gift to be able to eat there. A poor kid like me always loved to get the chance. The price is varied. Some dishes are cheap, some are expensive. Normally it's crowded there.

While the food was good if not great, I gotta give credit where it's due. The service was probably the best in all of Vietnam spearheaded by a young lady and a young man. The young lady was helpful in explaining the menu and was quick to respond to my request for more chili's. The young man, who was very attentive saw that I finished the extra chili and brought me another side of it. Never ever have I experienced this kind of proactive and attentive service in Vietnam. Will be going back!!!

This place used to have really good sticky rice. However, I think the quality has decreased. The xôi for xôi trộn is too wet. The xôi thập cẩm is better but still isn't as good as before imo. The flan would be better if the caramel/coffee sauce has more flavor; it is pretty bland. The dừa dầm is okay.

Vietnamese glutinous rice is one of our favourite viet dishes. This was a simple, yet delicious meal!

They used to be good, but now incredibly terrible quality in Chè & Sâm Bổ Lượng. More amateur low quality, merely business-minded. So, they are not worth it at all. No recommendation at all !

Good atmosphere of locals and tourists. But the food tasted like it had been sitting around, especially the summer rolls. Xoi was nice but maybe go when it first opens. Great service from the staff

We came here as a recommendation from a friend. It was a total disappointment. Not sure if their hot chè is any better as they ran out of those by the time we got there but their cold chè was bland without any flavor at all.