Lavaly Vietnamese Bistro

RichMousse

Local Guide

10.0

We visited Lavaly by chance while finding a place to eat dinner that's off the beaten track. Lavaly is a wonderful addition to Tagaytay City, housing authentic Vietnamese cuisine made with love. We're especially fond of the Pho Bo's rich yet light broth, tender meat, and fragrant greens. Their fresh spring roll is definitely a must try for those experiencing Vietnamese food for the first time-familiar, approachable, yet delectably unique. It's truly a new hidden gem bound to shine in the years to come!

FizzApple

Local Guide

10.0

A must visit when you’re in Tagaytay and craving Vietnamese. They start you off with a complimentary black sesame seed wheat kind of crackers perfectly paired with their sriracha. The peanut sauce of their fresh spring rolls gives a good balance of tangy, sweet and savory flavor. The fresh soup of their Pho Bo gives you that comfort of what weekend usually sends you. It you need a quite place to finish a book, order a coffee and pick your spot.

JuicyCherryPop

Local Guide

10.0

New Vietnamese restaurant in Tagaytay. Good location. Nice view. Good a group sharing or even a single guest. Affordable price for Vietnamese cuisine Recommend: 1. beef soup noodles 2. Vietnamese broken rice with pork chop, sunny side up, meat cake and fish sauce 3. Beef stew with bread 4. Vietnamese coffee with milk

ChocolateChomp

Local Guide

10.0

One of Tagaytay's hidden gems, glad we discovered it! We tried their Pho, Fresh Spring Rolls, and BBQ with Vermicelli. They taste like the ones we tried in Vietnam, so fresh and flavorful. For the drinks, we tried the Pinky Sunset (dragonfruit smoothie) and Iced Salted Coffee. The coffee tastes authentic, but I find it more sweet (without much hint of the salty balance to it) than the ones I tried in Vietnam. The serving size is big and good for sharing. Will definitely come back here when we're craving Vietnamese food 👍👍

TomatoTornado

Local Guide

9.1

I found this Vietnamese resto place inside the Containers by Eco Hotel, and it was such a hidden gem. The pho had this really rich and authentic flavor and the serving size was huge – enough for two people to share. The broth was delicious and the meat and noodles were cooked just right. I also tried the Vietnamese coffee and it was super smooth and balanced. They also offer a variety of other drinks, although some of them are on the pricier side.