This “Vietnamese pancake” has a yellow outer layer and is filled with boiled shsredded chicken or pork, shrimp, bean sprouts and onions.
Vietnamese bò kho (beef stew) is packed with tender, fall-apart braised chunks of beef loaded with herbs, aromatics and a delicious broth.
Step inside and let the aroma of star anise, charred lemongrass, and simmering broth welcome you. At Dalat, we bring the true flavors of Vietnam to your table, cooked the way families have prepared them for generations.
Our pho begins long before you arrive. Bones are simmered for hours with charred ginger, onion, and warm spices until the broth turns deep, clear, and fragrant. Our bún, gỏi cuốn, and clay pot dishes are built on the balance that defines Vietnamese cooking: sweet, salty, sour, spicy, and fresh in every bite.
We use fresh herbs, handmade sauces, and recipes passed down through our family, because we believe real Vietnamese food is about patience, care, and sharing a meal with people you love.
Our family started a small Vietnamese restaurant in Ypsilanti, Michigan near Eastern Michigan University (EMU) in the spring of 1990 serving mainly students and staff there with limited traditional southern Vietnamese dishes such as Goi cuon (fresh spring rolls), fried spring rolls, Pho (noodles soup), Vermicelli bowls, stir-fried chicken lemongrass & chili paste, etc. We then moved to historic downtown Ypsilanti for larger space and also added more dishes to the menu. In the fall of 2018, we moved the business to the current location (2216 S. Main St., Ann Arbor, Mi 48103)
Whether you’re a longtime devotee of Vietnamese cuisine or trying it for the first time, we’re glad you’re here. Pull up a chair, pour some iced coffee with condensed milk, and let us feed you.
Welcome. Please, come and eat.



Please call
(734) 487-7600
2216 S. Main St.,
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Temporary Hours: Mon-Sat: 11:00 AM - 7:30 PM
**Our kitchen is closed at 7:15 PM