Vietnamese Specialiteiten in Havendiep

If you buy spring rolls to take home here, you really need to pay close attention. They put sauce in your bag without saying a word and then simply charge €4 per bag for it. This is not indicated at all and just feels like deception. It is truly ridiculous that they are trying to make extra money this way. So be very careful with this!

I have to edit my review. Since today, you have to pay 50 cents if you take your food to go? And it's a paper bag, which is strange. Several establishments charge extra for plastic, but not for paper, right? Eating it right away is free (it's a plastic container). Never heard of that. The person behind me also preferred a plastic container. This has never been the case before. Very strange. I'm not averse to asking for a little more, but this is not okay.

4 spring rolls; €8.00 🥴 Quite pricey. Customer service could use some improvement. I have the feeling the lady doesn't really enjoy her job. She's also impossible to understand in her bunker of polycarbonate sheets...

Spring rolls with chicken, meat, and veggies. Good quality.

I ordered 2 chicken spring rolls. Take. Paid 3.10 euros. Is this correct? Can't call anyone.

Not recommended, the spring rolls are terribly greasy and tasteless.

I bought a rather large Vietnamese spring roll for a whopping 2 euros (!), but it was lukewarm, not crispy, bland, and barely filled with vegetables. Three bites and 2 euros gone. When I mentioned it to the woman, I got a grumpy reply that they're always the same. Well, no more spring rolls for me there.

I agree with the other reviews. The day when you can no longer buy three spring rolls for 5 euros has begun here. €1.75 for a spring roll is the highest price I've ever seen at a stall. Aside from a few stalls charging €1.50 plus €0.50 for sauce. I do have to say, however, that the spring rolls here are larger than at most other stalls in the country. I estimate the average price to be €1.40 elsewhere. Comparatively speaking, this spring roll isn't really more expensive than others. However, I do think €1.50 is a mental limit for now. Above that, I expect a perfect spring roll. I do notice that the spring rolls are already cooked and are lowered again (in a separate basket, perhaps) when ordering. You see that at several locations. It tastes less fresh, but acceptable overall. Even with this method, I find the spring rolls better than those at almost all the other stalls. The spring rolls themselves are well-filled and firm, not half-filled with air. The vegetarian ones are "fresh" from the freezer. I don't visit Lelystad often anymore, but with these prices, I won't be making a detour from my destinations in Lelystad to get these spring rolls. Not because I can't afford the €1.75, but because I don't think it's realistic for 2023. I find it ridiculous, by the way, that a pastry costs €4.50 and the other products cost x. All stories aside, I've tried at least 100 stalls across the country. I only eat vegetarian, and I can tell you that besides the Bijlmer, Poort Centrum (number 1), this stall was in my top 3 in terms of taste. 4 stars because there is nothing wrong with it per se and if the price doesn't interest you, the food is fine.

It's nice that I can write a review about this stall, I've been coming here for years and I say they have the best bao buns in Lelystad and the spring rolls are also great, it's a shame that it's quite expensive because otherwise I would keep eating, but I understand that in this day and age you see that happening everywhere

Only opens when she feels like it. It should be open like that. It's closed. Good spring rolls, though.

A can of cola is twice as expensive as a spring roll, 3.50! Spring rolls are okay

A can of cola is twice as expensive as a spring roll, €3.50! Spring rolls are okay.

Very grumpy woman, spring rolls that have already been in and out of the grease 4 times. Bring on bamboo snacks!

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