Friendly service. This place is always packed whenever I go so I know their stuff is legit. Their sticky rice and chè are delicious! I always buy a lot to bring back to Dallas.

Good place to check out for a VARIETY of Vietnamese snacks !! Quite a variety of fresh made different sticky rice flavor (sweet AND savory), preserved candies, coconut pandan jellies, banh baos, banh cuon, fresh soy milks, fresh made banh mi, etc Minimum credit card of $10 Since none of us spoke or understood Vietnamese (everythings labeled in Viet), we had to recognize or guess what some things were like the green soy milk, wasn't sure what the difference was. Variety of sticky rice flavors, unsure what the flavors were, etc Overall, nice place to check out either way. Ended up coming here twice during our trip. Very clean and organized. Just wished there was english too

Duoc Phuong Thach Che in Houston is my personal heaven for Vietnamese desserts and Che. No other place compares! My favorite is the Che ba mau with coconut cream, and I always make sure to come here whenever I can.

The xoi is amazing and a lot of their desserts are awesome as well. This is a regular visit every time I'm in the area, and it will continue to be so.

I want to thank my Vietnamese friend for showing me this wonderful place. I absolutely love Vietnamese Che! it's super delicious and I'm grateful that this place offers the choice to make your own. I could tell that this place is family oriented and sells many Asian coconut candies, desserts, rice cakes, etc. My friend and I bought about 10 cups of Che & plenty more sweets! Each cup was around $4 and I loved the flavors of jellies, fruits, and beans in the cups. They also offer Banh mi and packaged ready to eat food.

So much selection!! Came on a friday afternoon just to check it out and they were actually sold out of many things (a good sign). We had a flight that day so just got a few things to eat then and take with us back home. The sua chua was amazing, the perfect amount of sour. We also got the fried rice cake with pork floss on it, so addictingly tasty. Will def be coming here for every Houston trip to stock up on goodies

So there's not much of an English menu available. You just need to know what you want or like or pick up something totally random and give it a try. On the bright side you know it's legit when they don't care to have an English menu and cater to their own kind. He walked in and they spoke to him in Vietnamese. He went along with it by nodding. I guess that's how I feel when I walk into a korean restaurant and they speak Korean to me or maybe they just do that to everyone like on Japanese restaurants when they welcome you. Anyways, with the limited translation available, he picked up two bahn mi, durian jelly/pandam/coconut milk dessert known as Che and 2 containers of soy milk. We assumed the soy milk was sweetened for the red and not for the blue. There's a ton of other pre-made prepackaged food that looked yummy but again who knows what it is. My friend said it was great! He's a frequent flyer. Now for the bahn mi - love that it was toasted. Filling to bread ratio was proportional. Veggie part was slim but maybe that's the trend here and people are not a fan of the veggies. Achieved the bahn mi craving but nothing outstanding that I can recall. It's simple, affordable and fresh. Cash only.

Go here when you arrive to Houston, somewhere in the middle of your trip and last day you're there! Sooo many choices. Kinda overwhelming. And my pants stopped fitting like a day or so prior but oh well lol. I try what I can't get in my area or have never heard of before. I left absolutely craving and now will likely learn to make a couple of things here. Che hue - dessert with beans, jelly, coconut and more but different than southern style Che or desserts because of the balance. There was salty with all the sweet and it was just perfect! And my group of 6 Vietnamese adults had NEVER heard of sua bap or corn milk and guys - if you like creamy, decadent with some sweetness, oh my lord. We bought some to chug at the airport right before we had to go to security just so we could get one more taste of it before we left!

I came to Đức Phương Thạch Chè was because a member of Chow Down in Chinatown Facebook Group referred me to find Niangao 年糕 Bánh Tổ. Yes, I found it just fine, plus more. I had no idea what to expect as I walked in the the restaurant on a Sunday afternoon. Wow, the parking lot at Universal Plaza was so packed. I could only find parking by the dumpster in the back of strip mall. The restaurant was also full. I could barely walk in because the line blocked the door. Looking at the menu... OMG everything is in Vietnamese. So, I quickly pulled out my phone to start google translating. I managed to get a few items that made sense. I figured I need time to understand what is what, let me take some time to study the ingredients first. I went back next day around the same time. Well, what a contrast. There were only a few customers. I was well prepared with my translated knowledge. This restaurant looked more welcoming. The employees seem to be friendlier and they spoke some English that I could understand. I ordered a small cup of Chè with yam and casaba for $2.75 and a cup of Silken Tofu with Grass Jelly (Tàu Hủ Sương Sáo) for $5.00. I am glad I learned this dessert myself and tried first hand. Mmm... not my type of dessert. I can't handle something that sweet. I had an aftertaste with heavy syrup and coconut cream. But I will be back to try the sweet rice dish... hello Google Translate app.

This is one of the best viet dessert shops to go to! They have so much options to choose from. I love their banh mis here, they don't skimp on the meat at all (make sure to ask for extra pate and butter)! They have great quality food here and they have everything you want !! This is a place where everyone needs to check out!