Eddie J.
7/16/2025
If you love Vietnamese food and you're craving a Banh Mi sandwich, definitely stop by La Ca 38th. Located in the Lincoln District of Tacoma on the corner of S. 38th & S. J St., this eatery has...
La Cà 38th
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1001 S 38th St
Tacoma, WA 98418
Discover the essence of Vietnam at La Cà 38th, where authentic Vietnamese street food is brought to life in Tacoma's historic Lincoln International District. The menu showcases a blend of traditional dishes and modern bistro favorites, meticulously prepared using fresh, high-quality ingredients. Indulge in iconic Vietnamese flavors, from crispy Bánh Xèo rice crepes to heartwarming Bún Bò Huế and the beloved Phở, promising an unforgettable culinary journey.
At La Cà 38th, every dish tells a story, whether you're savoring the iconic Bánh Mì sandwiches, exploring the variety of vermicelli bowls, or delving into the enticing vegan options. The bistro offers a unique dining experience where craft cocktails meet the vibrant flavors of Vietnam. With convenient parking, a full bar, and late-night dining hours until 10PM daily, La Cà 38th is the go-to spot for Vietnamese cuisine in Tacoma's International District.
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Zhi Y.
6/29/2025
This place is easy to miss while driving by, but I'm glad I stopped in. At first glance, it looks more like a cozy restaurant than a bar, and I was a bit surprised to learn it's actually a...
Pauline L.
6/16/2025
La Ca' 38th is a hidden gem of a Vietnamese restaurant, tucked inside a converted two-story house on the corner of an intersection! I went to the La Ca' Bar on 6th Ave late one night with some...
Kaelynn M.
6/25/2025
The food was amazing, warm and fresh. The service at this restaurant was amazing, the staff were attentive and made us feeling welcomed. The inside of the restaurant was nice, clean and well...
Gage G.
3/9/2025
I have frequented their 6th Ave location plenty of times and this is very similar in both menu and vibe! It's more quaint and cozy than 6th Ave due to smaller (more intimate) size, but I kind of...
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