Comida Vietnam - Tulum

I had been hankering for good asian flavours after four months in Mexico and was overjoyed when this place opened! The service is excellent and the food just delicious. We came back many times and my personal favorite are the flying noodles. Note that this is in Cozumel not Tulum as the map seems to indicate.

I had been hankering for good asian flavours after four months in Mexico and was overjoyed when this place opened! The service is excellent and the food just delicious. We came back many times and my personal favorite are the flying noodles. Note that this is in Cozumel not Tulum as the map seems to indicate.

I walked passed the place with a friend a day before they opened. Since I'm vietnamese myself (and was craving) I got really excited and we went to get food there the next day. We got a Pho Noodle Soup, Pad Thai and Bo Ne. The Pho soup was alright, the Pad Thai (so my friend said) was amazing and the Bo Ne was also very good and delicious. You can see the nice lady making the food from fresh ingredients and everyone there is really nice as well.

The island of Cozumel continues to amaze me. It's astounding how many chefs use this Caribbean island as a destination. Now a young woman has brought her​ considerable talents as a chef from Vietnam to our island and her food is amazing.Authentic... Fresh... Delicious... In a simple restaurant .. open from 11 to 7 pm. Thai pan noodles with shrimp.. Spring rolls.. inexpensive...a delicious find.

One of the newest Asian restaurants in Cozumel just might be the best. We tried Comida Vietnam located on Pedro Joaquin Coldwell (Av 30) between 5 Sur and Morelos. It is a small place located next door to Fu Lin, a Chinese Restaurant that we suspect might share the same ownership.The owner/head chef of Comida Vietnam is a very sweet young Vietnamese lady and we found he flavors to be about as close to authentic as could be reasonably expected. The menu is limited to a large degree by the inability to get certain ingredients but we enjoyed a very good fresh spring roll, a passable Pad Thai (although with some soy, which you would never find in Thailand) and our favorite dish of the day; Flying Noodles. The presentation of the noodles was very impressive and added to the pleasure. We didn’t try it but the restaurant also offers Pho (noodle soup) among several other dishes).