Peppermint The Vietnamese Restaurant

The Vietnamese food is pretty good. They also have drip coffee, but it takes a long time for it to drip slowly. The Vietnamese pho is just so-so, but the roast chicken rice and beef are pretty good, and the price is cheap.

Located in the tropics of Kota Kinabalu, it was already stuffy at noon. There were all kinds of delicious food on Gaya Street, and a shop called Peppermint attracted me. It is a Vietnamese restaurant - the refreshing Peppermint The Vietnamese restaurant. Iced Vietnamese milk tea, with its fragrant tea and rich milk flavor, can relieve summer heat and quench thirst. Authentic drip coffee, the drip pot is filled with ground coffee powder, and after adding hot water of suitable temperature, it drips into a transparent cup with condensed milk. Stir the coffee and condensed milk and add them to the ice cup to make a cup of iced coffee. It is worth mentioning that the locomotive beef offal rice noodles that must be ordered in the store have a fresh and sweet soup, and the beef offal is soft but not mushy. The fresh small kale, mixed with minced garlic, dipped in "Vietnamese soy sauce" - fish sauce and put into the mouth, this wonderful taste makes people salivate and feast on it.

I think the food here is rice noodles that are like Vietnamese ones, and the other food may be some dishes from other places, but they are still very delicious. The rice noodles are a little expensive, but the other coffees and other things are also good.

Vietnamese rice noodles and Vietnamese chicken rice are must-orders. The Vietnamese shrimp with garlic sauce is very flavorful. The location is easy to find, but the service is just average.