Wow, there is a lot of options to add into the com tam and the price is very reasonable. With a full plate it only cost $15.49 and free soup and ice tea. The food tastes great too. Will definitely come back.

HOT Com Tam is a restaurant that advertises being "famous" for Vietnamese broken rice. IMO it can be risky to make such a claim but credit to them because their menu offerings live up to the hype! Located in Westminster near the corner of Goldenwest Street and Westminster Boulevard, their broken rice plates are served in 1, 2, 3, or 4 course variations. Customers have the option to select from the following options: - Shredded Pork and Skin - Steam Egg Cake - Fried Egg Rolls - Fried Chicken - Chinese Sausage - Vietnamese Sausage - Sunny Side Up Egg - Charbroiled Pork Chop - Tofu Skin Shrimp Cake - Charbroiled Pork - Charbroiled Shrimp You can also add Beef Short Rib for an up charge. I chose classics like Fried Egg Rolls, Fried Chicken, Vietnamese Sausage and Charbroiled Pork Chop, and I can honestly say this was one of the best meals I've enjoyed in recent memory. There was only one server working the entire restaurant but he provided exemplary service and we were commenting how he was smiling the entire time. After being seated, he brought us a tablet so we could place our order. Their prices are reasonable too, so I can't wait to visit again and also try out some of this restaurant group's other concepts like hot pot!

Hot Com Tam, Looks Good, Taste Good, Also the price is reasonable. Need less to say...... MUST TRY Thank you so much for your Friendly Services

Shocked how cheap their prices was! Their food was pretty good too. I recommend getting the steamed basil clams besides their com tam

It was a wonderful experience for the most part. Plenty parking spots, ordering on the tablet was easy, food was good amount for the price, 2 spacious restrooms, and service was not too bad for a super busy day. The bad thing was it was quite loud with music and very loud customers.

This Vietnamese restaurant took over Princess Thai which took over Pizza Hut. A lot has change in this area over the past two decades but some establishments stay the same. Parking is limited during their peak times Inside reminds of Pizza Hut but decor has change. There are flatscreen TVs all over to display food. Menu is small and simple. Water is free. They do have fountain but no refill (WTH). This place is know for their broken rice. So I order the 4 meat combo which includes bi (shredded pork), cha (egg), tau hu sky (tofu skin shrimp cake) and nem nuong (grilled sausage) All rice dishes come with fish sauce and small soup. Rice combo presentation is a bit emailer than other typical Vietnamese places but I guess it rewards in taste. However, the rice is not broken. Overall, it's very good and should try it out. Can't say about the service because I was the only one there but waiter was nice and patient for first timer look at the menu.

This place is GOOD. My favorite com tam place I've had in a long time and I will be back. PARKING & LOCATION // Parking is easy with its own lot but kind of the middle of not that much. Hard to miss and I wouldn't worry about parking. FOOD // I ordered the com tam with ba mon (3 sides): lap xuong (Chinese sausage), tau hy ky (tofu skin), and thit nuong (grilled pork). I also got a side of their broth. Everything was so fresh, flavorful, and delicious. It did not feel greasy at all and just tasted really authentic. You order on an iPad and they bring it out. I would absolutely get this dish again and the tau hu ky is a MUST side dish for me. AMBIANCE // I was nervous because it felt so modern and new inside and didn't want to give up that home-like feel/taste to the dish but they really nailed it! The restaurant itself is quite big and the tables are spaced out. Because of the iPads, you technically don't have to talk to the staff if you don't want to but I did see some older couples just order verbally as well. OVERALL // 5.0 No frills but very modern com tam place that I think about every week. I can't wait to go back!

We were the first customers on a Sunday at opening, So we had really good service. Really efficient as every table has a tablet that lets you order anything from the menu. Would be even better if they had pictures to go with the items Lots of tvs with different videos of diff parts of Vietnam showcasing our culture & that scored bonus points for my mom. Food was really good, with good portions and well priced. Ordered 2 Com Tam dishes w/ 2 sides as well as the Mi Kho w/ all the proteins (be sure to click all 3 if you use their tablets to order) The grilled pork, short ribs, nem, and fried shrimp patty wrapped in tofu skin, were all delicious. Surprisingly enjoyed the Mi Kho (dry) egg noods the most. Really good texture and plentiful meats + veggies on the side. Sauce was a bit sweet but balances out well once you have the soup and veggies that are served on the side + highly recommend adding some chili / pickled garlic/jalapeno that's provided on the table Viet coffee is basic but good. Strong. Will def return for more.