The huge duck leg at Din Chon noodles is expensive but worth it.

'Dinh Chon noodles are delicious, especially the duck noodles, well worth the money'; 'My friend took me there for two meals, then I stopped coming. No comments or compliments'; 'If anyone eats somewhere else that's 10% cheaper (10 thousand) and it's just as delicious, I'll bet you two bowls of duck noodles'...

Din Chon noodles are controversial with the price of 100,000 VND - Photo: Google Maps

The above comments are readers' opinions sent to Tuoi Tre Online after the article "Mì Dìn Chôn" (Spicy Noodles with Hundreds of Thousands of Huge Duck Legs) is Classically Delicious but Not Just Too Expensive .

The price of 100,000 VND for a bowl of Din Chon duck noodle soup has caused controversy among many people. On food forums, some diners commented that the restaurant has "fake" prices and "crazy prices".

On the contrary, most Tuoi Tre readers think that this price is still suitable because the quality of a bowl of Din Chon noodles is "worth the money".

Din Chon noodles are delicious but overpriced?

In Tuoi Tre 's poll, there were 158 votes for "Dinh Chon noodles have big duck legs, delicious and worth it" and 80 votes for "delicious but overpriced".

In the comments section, a reader expressed "not very satisfied" with the culinary experience at Din Chon noodles.

The restaurant's pickled papaya receives many compliments, but eating more costs money - Photo: DANG KHUONG

Phuc wrote: "I have been eating at this restaurant for a long time, but asking for some more papaya and still being charged for it is not very satisfying."

And reader thie****@gmail.com said: "You took me there for two meals, then I didn't come again. No comments, praise or criticism."

On the Google Maps page reviewing this dining place, Thanh Ung said that Din Chon noodles have the old flavor of the Cho Lon area.

However, the price is a bit high for low-income workers. If you eat, you have to recalculate your budget .

TL MinhQuan account also shares the same opinion that Din Chon noodle shop is one of the oldest and most delicious duck noodle shops in Saigon but the price is high.

And Tramie's Diary firmly asserts:

"Because the restaurant is famous, the price is obviously inflated. Comparing the quality of food to the price, it's not worth it, very expensive!"

If you want to try, consider it, don't come and then complain.

Although many people think that a 100,000 VND bowl of Din Chon noodles is too expensive, the number of votes saying that the portion of noodles is reasonable is somewhat overwhelming.

In the comment section of the article "Mi Din Chon" with hundreds of thousands of giant duck legs, delicious but also expensive , there is a strong opinion: "Mi Din Chon is delicious, especially the braised duck noodles, very worth the money".

Din Chon noodles are criticized for being too much, can't eat - Photo: DANG KHUONG

Reader Le Minh shared: "I haven't eaten yet but it seems cheap. A meal at the restaurant on No Trang Long street costs 115,000 VND, char siu noodles 80,000 VND/bowl.

The restaurant near Thi Nghe market more than 5 years ago was over 100,000 VND/bowl. The duck noodle shop on Nguyen Trai street is even more expensive. In general, if it's delicious and reasonably priced, it will be crowded."

The duck legs are so big that diners... can't eat them - Photo: DANG KHUONG

On the Foody page, after expressing that he felt this price was appropriate, Bee Cul account said:

"The first time I ate duck noodle soup with such a huge duck leg, I was so shocked!

The meat was also stewed very tender, with a strong medicinal smell, but the bowl was too big, there was too much meat and noodles, I couldn't eat it all, so I let my friend eat it as a side dish.

Standing between two opposing opinions, the account ngoc****@gmail.com said: "Those who like it should continue to eat. Those who don't find it worthy should stop. Those who want to try it should consider it carefully because the price is clear, don't decide to eat and then complain."

Source: https://tuoitre.vn/chiec-dui-vit-to-to-chang-o-mi-din-chon-dat-nhung-xung-dang-20241107135649811.htm