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Delicious and cheap
+ Space: Duc Bo is a typical casual drinking eatery, so it's packed during rush hour. I arrived at exactly 6 PM, and as soon as I stepped in, all tables were taken; I had to wait for customers to leave to get a seat. The space is nothing fancy—sidewalk and courtyard, so it's airy, like a casual drinking spot for locals. + Food: The food here is top-notch compared to other casual eateries near Street 60. The place mainly serves beef dishes: mixed beef hot pot, bone hot pot, beef hip, etc., and they all share the common traits of being fresh, plentiful, and piping hot. Since they sell out daily, dishes run out very early; if you go after 7:30–8 PM, expect everything to be gone. Two of us ordered one mixed beef hot pot and four cans of beer, totaling 200k—honestly, it's incredibly cheap. The broth is rich, the beef is generous, and the toppings are abundant. + Price: I rarely eat beef, thinking it's expensive, but no—my first time at this place, the price was very okay. Duc Bo's prices are surprisingly cheap, extremely suitable for students, office workers after work, laborers, or families. + Overall, Duc Bo is a simple casual eatery, but the food quality exceeds expectations. Cheap prices, delicious food—just be patient waiting for a table or go early around 5:30 PM for a hearty beef meal.
Affordable eatery, delicious food, clean
An affordable eatery, beef hot pot, steamed beef delicious.
I have experienced at Duc Bo eatery many times, more than 10 times actually, and also introduced friends to come. The appetizers and food are fresh and delicious, the fish sauce is very fragrant, the vegetables are plentiful and clean. The owners are lovely and cheerful. In general, it's a perfect 10, no complaints 😍😍😍😍. Very okela, everyone should come and experience it, guaranteed you won't forget the food.
An affordable eatery, the food is quite tasty and fits the budget for students and workers.