Dac Hoa

Location	Dac Hoa on Monroe Ave 11-2009
230 Monroe Ave, Rochester, NY 14607
Hours
Sunday - Thursday: 11:30AM to 10:00PM
Friday: 11:30AM to 11:00PM
Phone
585 232 6038
Reviews
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Dac Hoa is a Vietnamese restaurant on Monroe Avenue. Nice and centrally located to East End/Downtown activities. Very inexpensive and good food. You probably would be hard pressed to spend more than 8-10 bucks for dinner. Value is enormous. Plus, dead barbequed animals in the windows and old Vietnamese ladies who say "Y'ellcome" when thanked. How can you go wrong?

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2008-05-20 08:45:33   They are NOT closed - just had a wonderful meal there Saturday (May 17). Always a good meal. —MarkStrickland

2008-10-05 11:32:16   Good pho. —MLentini

2008-11-14 21:01:51   Had not been in a while but remember it being much better years ago. The tom kha soup was ok but too sweet, the phad thai tasted of nothing but grease, and the bun vit quay (vermicelli w/duck) was more than 50% bone pieces. I mentioned it to the waitress but she just said there was a lot of bone in duck. I guess you get what you pay for. —JMP

2008-12-20 12:17:21   By far the best BBQ'ed duck in Rochester (and, really, I've tried everywhere else). Authentic Cantonese-style: crisp Long Island duck with a tasty sauce. Service can be leisurely (i.e., slow), but the owner is very friendly and the quality of the other menu items is quite good.

If you go, go for the duck. —LePetitChien

2008-12-22 23:58:22   Best duck in rochester. great place for all your favorite dead bbqs animals. off the menu items like fried intestine are a wonderful dish.. though in hong kong they cost, $2 american, expect to pay at least $13 at dac hoa.. but thats because, its a special dish that is not often ordered in rochester.

also a great variety of all asian cuisine from vietnamese, to thai, to cantonese and mandarin...

its one of the only places in rochester where you can see an old asian lady hack up a duck to pieces in front of your eyes with a razor sharp cleaver... truly a delight —wahili69

2009-09-22 18:11:57   Like others have said, the roast duck here is great and really quite a surprising find since this is a specialty usually found in larger cities with Chinatowns. The roast pork, however, isn't quite as good and was a little dry and underseasoned compared to what I'm used to. —MikeWu

2009-11-08 22:47:15   really great pho...better than the Sea restaurant. i got beef brisket. i tried some of the duck and it was very tender and delicious. a++ —khorovitz