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Van Son Vietnamese Cuisine

Van Son Vietnamese Cuisine

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4.7 Google Review
100 Marina Dr, Chestermere, Alberta, T1X 0R9, Canada
(403) 248-8311 www.vansoncuisine.ca
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Apr 15, 2018
My absolute favourite place to go for Vietnamese food and favourite restaurant in Chestermere! Excellent food, great service and great owners! Peter is always friendly and inviting. A great family friendly restaurant. Food is delicious and always piping hot! I highly recommend Van Son to anyone!

Apr 15, 2018
Van Son is simply the best place to eat in Chestermere. The prices are very fair and the portions are huge. They accommodate even the most ridiculous of requests (suburban soccer moms named Susan who are concerned about free radicals and gluten: REJOICE!). The staff are tremendously friendly and very easy on the eyes. The food even has fantastic mouth-feel which I am always very picky about. I always make extremely complicated orders during peak hours and never tip, yet the service is always amazing. Thanks guys.

Apr 21, 2018
One of the best Vietnamese restaurants I’ve been to by far! Always fresh, appetizing food with amazing customer service. Never had an issue ordering from here and always served with a smile which is why I will continue to support this amazing place! Peter is doing an awesome job!!!

Apr 16, 2018
Van Son is my favorite restaurant, hands down! Peter and his staff are extremely friendly and very knowledgeable about gluten free food. Being celiac it is very difficult to eat out safely. Not only is it safe to eat here, there are numerous gluten free options and everything is delicious! If you haven't been yet, I highly recommend it, you won't be disappointed.

May 7, 2018
Amazing! My mom was babysitting my kids even while under the weather. She picked them up from school and just really wanted some soup. She called Van Son while in the parking lot and asked if the staff could bring her food out for her since she had three kids with her and wasn’t feeling well. With no hesitation they did just that. Made her soup and brought it out for her. So kind!

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Opening Hours

Mon:11 am - 8 pm
Tue:11 am - 8 pm
Wed:11 am - 8 pm
Thu:11 am - 8 pm
Fri:11 am - 9 pm
Sat:12 pm - 9 pm