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Viet Voyage Grand Prairie Review: Vietnamese Buffet, BBQ & Desserts
I drove about four hours each way to try Viet Voyage in Grand Prairie. Yes, y’all, an eight-hour round trip for a buffet! I wanted to see what this Vietnamese buffet near Dallas had to offer. There was a lot to try, and the dessert selection alone had me excited.
By Hong the Foodie · Based on my video published August 1, 2026. This restaurant is in Grand Prairie, outside the Houston area.
Was Viet Voyage worth the trip?
I thought the buffet was worth what I paid for its variety, especially the desserts. My standouts were the barbecue ribs, pork skewers, winter melon juice and flaky custard-topped pastry. Not every seafood dish was a favorite. This visit was in Grand Prairie, near Dallas—not Houston.
What I tried at Viet Voyage buffet
Steak with Brussels sprouts
Thomas ordered the steak included with the buffet. I usually prefer rare steak, so I wasn’t sure about the medium preparation, but it was softer and more flavorful than I expected. I really liked the crunch of the Brussels sprouts—maybe even more than the steak.
Pork skewers and barbecue ribs
The pork skewer had a good balance of fat and meat and plenty of flavor. The thin-cut ribs from the seafood and barbecue station were another highlight. They were packed with flavor, and I said I’d order them at a restaurant on their own.
Grilled oysters and other seafood
I loved the scallion oil on the oysters, though the oysters themselves were a little overcooked for my preference. The crawfish was okay to me, but not a standout. I didn’t care for the mussel I tried. The crab had a sweet-and-salty flavor I enjoyed.
Beef phở, rice rolls and soup
The beef phở came in a small bowl that was packed with noodles and meat. The broth tasted different from what I expected; it wasn’t bad, just different. I added my usual toppings, hoisin and Sriracha.
I liked how thin the rice rolls were, along with the fish sauce, but wished the filling had the dried shiitake mushrooms I enjoy. The asparagus crab soup needed extra seasoning for my taste.
Drinks and desserts
The cold, sweet winter melon juice was a favorite. The dessert selection was huge and included treats that reminded me of my childhood. I tried the pandan rice crispy treat but couldn’t really taste the pandan. My favorite was a flaky pastry with a thin, sweet custard layer. I wasn’t sure of its name, but I wanted some to go.
Viet Voyage buffet price from my visit
My video description lists $27.95 per person for the visit. I rounded that to $27 while talking at the end of the video. This is the price recorded in my August 2026 video, not a live menu quote. Prices vary by day, so confirm the current buffet price before going.
What would I get again?
The barbecue ribs, pork skewers, winter melon juice and that flaky custard-topped pastry stood out to me. Not every dish was my favorite, but I thought the buffet was worth what I paid for the variety, especially the desserts.
Viet Voyage location and entrance
Restaurant: Viet Voyage
Address: 2615 W Pioneer Pkwy, Suite 110, Grand Prairie, TX 75051
Food: Vietnamese buffet
Finding the entrance: During my visit, the entrance was around the corner inside the plaza, rather than directly under the front sign.
Watch my full Viet Voyage buffet visit
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