For date-night Vietnamese, head to Monsoon on Old Main - it’s a little smaller than the Capitol Hill location, but serves the same menu, with dishes like claypot catfish, drunken chicken, and wokked lamb. Come for Happy Hour to take advantage of their quality cocktails and also try the 19 different food specials (think oysters, sausage sliders with hoisin aioli, and crispy rolls).
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