Vietnam Village Inn - Kaleen

Visited with large family group over three generations. Menu is extensive and reasonably priced with good portions. All diners found the food to taste and leftovers were very few even though good quantities were ordered.Wine is BYO, a bottle shop is next door.Service was quick and personable though English is clearly not the first language.Location is only so so in residential Canberra street shopping mall and dining surrounds are quite modest; our visit was a very cold winter evening in Canberra and heaters only just kept up with diner demands.

We have been coming here for over 30 years. Used to be great and still is. Spring Rolls are the real thing, also the crispy squid. We also had Ginger Chicken which was lovely. A great tasting well priced restaurant.

Over the years we have had some enjoyable meals and some good times at the Vietnam Village. However some take away recently bought from there was very poor.The spring rolls were dry and tasteless and the wontons may as well have been pieces of dough. The lemon grass chicken was chewy with a lot of gristle and the sweet and sour pork had very little pork. Both dishes were more than half liquid,The Belconnen area now has some quite good Asian restaurants such as the Regal and the Sanur and if the Vietnam Village wants to survive it is going to have to lift its game.

We've been to this local 3 times, the first 2 times were fine but it's now changed owners and the food and the service are both 100% terrible. Would like to find a positive but there's nothing there. Recommend avoiding strenuously.

First time getting food from here. I got take-away on a Saturday night. Entree got Satay sticks they were tasteless & cold, spring rolls were ok but also a bit cold. Main was peppercorn beef which was nice, chicken stir fry was ok. Fried rice not too bad. Overall an ok meal at a budget price. I will be trying other Vietnamese restaurants before I go back.