Thach Che Hien Khanh

Reviews

• Lizzie H.

  star star star star star 21 July 2026

  I came here twice and forgot to write a review last time.
  
  This is my dad's goto spot. It's probably one of his guilty pleasures, but anyways, with good reason.
  
  Some of the ches my family and I got were che bap (corn), che khoai mon (taro), che troi nuoc (glutinous rice balls in ginger syrup), che ba mau 3 bean) and che tran chau (comes with jellies and tapioca pearls)  and che chuoi (banana with sago).
  
  They also have stuff like banh cam (fried mung bean donut holes are what I call them), xoi (sticky rice), and other drinks, but the thing you should come here for is che.
  
  The che h ere is so fresh and delicious. I've gotten both the hot and cold ones and I like them both. There is glutinous rice, which gives the che a lot of body and a ncie soft texture.  The rice balls are perfectly soft, yet still chewy, and have a good ratio of filling to dough and they che isn't too sweet.
  
  The cold ches are pretty good, but the only thing I have to say about them is that the coconut often times separates a little so it looks less appetizing, but don't fret, it is still just as delicious.
  
  5 cups of che for $11? That's a steal. Some cups up in the bay cost $4.25 and give you less. Ther eis also a good chunk of parking in here and the ladies working here are super kind!  :-)

• Kent P.

  star star star star_border star_border 18 July 2026

  This location has good food/dessert compared to other Che hien Khanh. There always a lines but they also have a lot of staffs on duty.
  
  I'm giving this place a 3 stars because the old man that is usually at the register, however, makes mistakes all the time. Whether it's pricing, change, counts. He made mistakes every time I go there believe it or not. Kind of funny but he keeps you on your toes. So count and know the total. Lol

• Jacquie H.

  star star star star star 14 July 2026

  Unlimited Che options possible!
  
  My family loves their Che and we'll buy a decent, i mean A LOT to bring back home to SD. There are so many different choices to try and its all so delicious. The line may be long but it moves fast. Everything's delicious and the authenticity is there

• Emily C.

  star star star star star 29 June 2026

  I never would have known about this place if someone in the know hadn't brought me here. I don't know what any of the Vietnamese desserts are called, but I tried a few items and they were all sensational.
  There's no menu or listed prices. I just pointed to the items that looked good and walked out of there with 3 desserts that cost about $5-$6 total. What a steal.
  Cash Only!

• Fancie L.

  star star star star_border star_border 27 June 2026

  I was craving che with beans. $3.50. It was good not that sweet. We also bought sticky rice, fruit something and sesame balls . The cash only total was $15