Mai's Vietnamese Restaurant

This place has great flavors and is now one of my favorite Vietnamese restaurants. The pho had a fresh tasting broth and meat had alot of flavor. Delicious! The lemongrass chicken vermicelli is on another level. We started with the salad rolls which I thought the price was a bit too much but actually they give 4 large thick rolls. We just left the restaurant and want to go back to try more dishes. Restaurant was clean, service was quick and pleasant. Good meals and experience overall!

Always so nice in here and the food is fresh; not super greasy or fried oily. Their salad rolls are big enough to eat as a meal alone but I love their pho broth too, and the vermicelli bowls are great to take away for work-lunches.

One of the best tasting vietnamese food in Langley ?

5 years ago I was craving chicken pho and by luck found Mai’s Vietnamese Restaurant and I am beyond glad that I did. I regularly order take out and prior to COVID I would regularly dine in. Their pho soup is delicious with fresh, flavourful ingredients. Their vegetarian spring rolls are fried to perfection and served with a tasty dipping sauce. I love their salad rolls, especially the prawn and lemongrass chicken with the best peanut sauce I have ever had! The restaurant is small, but clean. The staff there are friendly, helpful, and hard working. I am always happy and enjoy my meal every single time! Highly recommend.

The spring rolls were amazing. First time here and they impressed me with those. But I went there for the pho soup and it didn't have the full flavor I'm used to. Tasted very watered down is the best way to put it. The service was good for the one girl taking care of it all herself no complaints there. Just want more flavor in my soup!

I just ordered fried rice with BBQ pork but as you can see from the photo the rice is stuck together in clumps. The cook probably knows how the rice was and yet it was given out as an order. Very terrible and would never go again.

First time eating here and I was blown away. All the food was excellent and the salad rolls are massive! The staff was extremely friendly and they made one of the best iced coffees I have ever had in my life.

I am very picky when it comes to Vietnamese food. So much so that I barely ever go to Vietnamese restaurants in the lower mainland. But on this day, I was not the designated driver and my buddy that was driving insisted on eating at “Mai’s Vietnamese Restaurants” in Walnut Grove Langley. I pouted the whole way there. When we got there we were greeted by an absolutely lovely young lady who was not just nice, she was funny too. She also turned out to be our waitress ?✨?. Right from the beginning to end this young lady nailed her job and made every wait staff I have thought was on the awesome trail before - look like an Amateur. She always made sure we had tea, and our food came out in perfect timing. That’s not all that made her great - like I said nice and funny. So I have to say the service at Mai’s is way above standard. 5 stars just for service. What about the food? Because honestly, that is why we go out to eat - food. It was spot on perfect. The calamari was perfectly tender - which means fresh and cooked to perfection. I could have eaten that appetizer to myself. But sadly, I had to share ?. So onto the main - I had the Vermicelli. You can have your vermicelli with a choice of 6 different proteins. I chose ? BBQ Black Tiger Prawns. ? Mai really does know how to cook. They too were also tender and fresh. I know what you’re thinking. Pfft so she can cook a prawn to perfection…? I cannot tell you how many times I have eaten at restaurants and this was always messed up. Usually cooks overcook prawns. Not Mai. Mai made them perfect. So again 5 stars for food! ❤️❤️❤️ Now on to the little bits. This restaurant was exceptionally clean. The portions were large - I could not finish my entree. The price was on the low end - very reasonable. The only thing that made me sad - no Bon mi. But the rest of the menu totally made up for it! Thank you Mai for changing my mind about Vietnamese food in the Lower Mainland. I live in Burnaby and I will drive the extra 31km when I want to eat Vietnamese food! ?