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Luna Authentic Vietnamese Cuisine

Luna Authentic Vietnamese Cuisine

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4.2 Google Review
205 1 St W, Cochrane, Alberta, T4C 1X8, Canada
(403) 981-8808 lunacuisine.com
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Feb 2, 2018
My wife and I stumbled upon this place Last summer while we were visiting Cochrane. Our original plan was just to go for some ice cream but my wife was hungry. She likes all types of food or as I am a more of a meat and potatoes kind of guy. I have never eaten Vietnamese food before so was hesitant but the large patio and the sunny day convince me to take a shot. From what I gather this is a family establishment with the mother doing the cooking. I could not find this site on Google to review which is why it's taking me so long to post this review. Overall I found the food to be enjoyable. I can't really comment on how it then take it was but it was very tasty. The wait staff weren't very helpful in recommending what to try but they were able to steer me away from things I knew I wasn't going to like. I would definitely come here again.

Jan 6, 2018
Not bad food. Good service. I have gone here two times and find the food does seem to be barely warm when served. Both times I've had the beef satay. Prices are not bad, but they need to improve temperature of food.

Apr 22, 2018
Amazing food and great friendly staff

Feb 22, 2018
The food was amazing! The staff were friendly and provided great service, nice atmosphere. Highly recommend trying this place!

Feb 22, 2018
Food was ok but server didn't take our take out order correctly and didn't give us everything we ordered. They offered a discount the next time we go. But was so annoyed with the short food haven't returned.

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