Not a good vietnamese by any standard. The Vietnamese spring rolls (not fried) were mostly filled with vermicelli, and the peanut sauce was peanut butter with a bit of cream (very solid).
One person with me ordered their shrimp brochettes, which very well could have come from La Casa Greque had it not been for the vermicelli on the side and for the fact that there were only 6 shrimps on her plate.
I ordered some stir-fried vegetables in a sauce, and the egg-white colored sauce was more reminiscent of a chinese eatery than a vietnamese restaurant. Which confused me even more because they also had papaya salad, clearly a thai dish.
The decor is very simple, and unassuming. Not "date night" material, but perhaps okay for a cheap meal if you're in the area and don't feel like going to a coffee shop or a diner. I would pass.