If you’re looking for a good Vietnamese Dinner, check out Mai Village. The atmosphere is definately there – and the 7 course beef dinner is a great meal (and for about $17 – cheap!) It isn’t a Pho and Bahn...

Any ideas on University Ave or Eat Street Asian places open on Thanksgiving? I checked Ngon (my first choice) and Mai Village and neither are open. Anyone done such a ‘nontraditional’ Thanksgiving in the 'cities...

Mai Village. Not terrifically adventurous, but lovely atmosphere, room that is separate, good prices for parties (they would probably get creative for you if you asked) and delicious food in quantity.

It seems that Mai Village will be picking up where Bui left off...check out this thread. If you end up eating there, definitely report back! http://www.chowhound.com/topics/show/315362#1847942 ~TDQ

dish in a clay pot (can’t even remember the name) that was excellent. My experience at Mai Village was all right...I liked the indoor koi pond better then the food. My issue is that whenever I deviate from my favorite at any...

Would Mai Village be close enough? I’m not sure how large a group you’re talking about, but they always seem to be able to accomodate pretty large groups. ~TDQ

O Mai is on 9th and 20th in Chelsea. It’s owned by the same folks who own Cyclo in the East Village and Nam in Tribeca and the food is pretty similar at all three. It’s nice, standard upscale stuff — nothing...

and picking up). There are quite a few Asian restaurants there and I’m looking for recs about the ones you have tried and what you thought about them. My journey started a couple of months ago when I wandered into Mai...

I want to have asian food this evening – and I don’t want to venture from my Como Park area...so I want to know suggestions for asian food along University Avenue. Note: I have been to Little Szechuan and I have eaten...

The best Macaroons I have eaten are at Bonjour Brioche! They are HUGE, crispy and delicious! I also saw good looking ones at Atelier Thuet in Liberty Village that were chocolate dipped!

this time to seek out a place that was darker, quieter, overall more date-like. One that popped into my head was Mai Village on University. So, suggestions please: comfortable, affordable, perhaps neighborhood’ly, any...

During a long wait at a doctor’s office, I overheard two San Franciscans chatting about chow. One said that China Village in Belmont makes the best version of no mai gai (sticky rice stuffed chicken) he’s had,...

How about Mai Village (University Ave St Paul)? The food is not as good or as chowhoundish as the places already mentioned. But it’s extremely kid-friendly. They’ve got an indoor fish pond! We took a big family group...

of an “American-style” Vietnamese (I know, it’s heresy). I’m not even sure I know how to describe what I mean by that. (If any of you have been to St. Paul and have had the chance to eat at Mai Village,...

You’re right, Frogtown is a fantastic neighborhood for chowhounding. Mai Village has been in that new space at least 3 years now. (Here’s a link to Dara’s review of it, from May, 2004:...