Tiny Vietnamese eatery with cozy atmosphere and modern, minimal decor featuring authentic art. The vibe is laid-back and relaxing with trendy Vietnamese music playing softly. It draws those seeking authentic, flavorful dishes in a clean, inviting space.
Char siu bao features tender pork filling with a soft, fluffy bun. Bao comes alongside other tasty items like spring rolls and pho, making it a solid choice for takeout.
Spring rolls feature fresh shrimp and vegetables or a rich veggie filling that stands out. They come with a balanced flavor profile showing restraint and finesse.
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Ni's Kitchen offers BYOB, so bring your favorite drinks.
There was outdoor seating available in warm weather.
The total bill is often under $40, with generous portions.
Pho restaurant offers a quiet, peaceful atmosphere with acoustic jazz music playing softly in the background. The space is clean, spacious, and well decorated, creating a relaxing environment. Tables include self-service sauce stations for added convenience.
Bao buns come in several varieties like tofu, chicken, and brisket. They taste consistently delicious and pair well with other dishes like pho and spring rolls.
Shrimp and grilled beef spring rolls come wrapped in soft rice paper with a fragrant grilled taste and serve with peanut sauce. Egg rolls, sometimes called spring rolls, arrive crispy outside with a soft inside in orders of six.
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The restaurant offers vegetarian broth options for those with dietary restrictions.
Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Parking is available on-site, but it can fill up quickly during busy times.
Tiny space with colorful, clean design creates a welcoming, vibrant atmosphere. Regulars enjoy fresh poke bowls and Vietnamese dishes served with consistent quality. Takeout dominates, reflecting a fast-paced yet friendly vibe.
Steamed and grilled bao buns stand out here with pork, beef, and chicken options. The pork baos are especially notable for their rich flavor and tender texture.
Freshness stands out with the Vietnamese spring rolls featuring crisp vegetables and tender shrimp. The rolls come tightly wrapped and maintain a light, clean taste throughout.
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Takeout prices range from $12-$15 per bowl after extras.
The restaurant is very clean and hygienic, which is important for raw fish.
The hours listed for the restaurant are often incorrect; check before visiting.
Restaurant blends Japanese and Mexican culture with a calm, lively atmosphere that suits date nights. Decor feels original and fun, creating a beautiful, comfortable vibe. Guests enjoy unique fusion dishes and creative cocktails with impressive presentation.
Crispy outside and soft inside, the birria bao buns pack a full birria filling with a perfect spicy level. They stand out as a favorite appetizer alongside other dishes.
Gobernador spring rolls come moist with shrimp and vegetables inside, paired with a tamarind chili sauce. Shrimp scallop spring rolls get a chef kiss for flavor.
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The restaurant offers a unique fusion of Mexican and Asian cuisine.
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure seating.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is recommended for smaller purchases.
Bright, spacious interior creates a cozy atmosphere with clean, eye-catching design. Menu offers varied protein options featuring fresh, flavorful banh mi and baos that stand out in quality and taste.
Bao buns come with plentiful portions and affordable prices. Options include lemongrass pork, grilled shrimp, lemongrass beef, and crunchy chicken katsu, all served with tasty flavors.
Shrimp spring rolls come with fresh ingredients and a light texture. Several spring rolls pair well with sandwiches for a to-go meal.
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Parking is limited on weekends, so arrive early.
They allow dogs on the patio, making it pet-friendly.
The menu includes a variety of options like baos, banh mis, and rice plates.
Small deli with friendly atmosphere and neat, reputable setup. Offers fast, reliable delivery with careful packaging ensuring food safety. Known for unique, delicious sausages and a variety of flavorful Vietnamese-style dishes.
Bao buns come with moist and juicy fillings that pack a lot of flavor. Varieties like chả ốc, chả lụa, and bánh bao stand out for their rich taste and satisfying texture.
Grilled spring rolls come with snail patties and are consistently delicious. They pair well with grilled pork and sausage, offering a tasty, savory experience.
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Delivery is completed within 48 hours for all orders.
Expect fast shipping; most orders arrive overnight.
Careful packaging ensures food stays fresh during delivery.
Small restaurant with cat-themed decor and modern, inviting design creates a chill, upbeat atmosphere. Comfy chairs and clean space enhance the cozy, welcoming vibe. Free stickers add a playful touch to the experience.
Pork belly bao buns stand out with rich flavor and perfect texture. The gua bao variety is especially popular, paired well with other items like salt and pepper chicken and tofu.
Spring rolls stand out as exceptionally good and delicious. They pair well with dishes like braised pork belly and popcorn chicken.
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Expect limited seating indoors, which can make waiting awkward.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food offered.
The restaurant is very clean, including the bathroom.
Small, cozy Vietnamese restaurant with an airy, clean space and limited seating creates a warm, home-like atmosphere. The place feels bustling and welcoming, often crowded with people waiting for tables. It offers a casual vibe reminiscent of a traditional Vietnamese shop.
Pork in the buns is fragrant and the bao stays perfectly fluffy and moist without getting mushy. Banh bao sells out quickly, often before 9am, showing strong demand for its delicious flavor.
Spring rolls feature a pork filling with grilled pork sausage and come wrapped in delicate rice paper. The Cha Gio uses spring roll paper rather than fried rice paper, offering a lighter texture.
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They only sell this 'special' on Sundays.
Cô Anh closes at 4pm and on Thursdays.
There may be a wait because the store can only seat 5-6 tables.
Tiny storefront with small seating area and takeout focus offers affordable Vietnamese fast food. Atmosphere feels hot and unclean, with limited parking and sticky bar seating. Vegan options and some dishes like spring rolls and bao buns stand out amid mixed food quality.
Bao buns come with beef brisket or pork belly fillings. Chicken with rice pairs well with the buns. Spring rolls often accompany the bao buns.
Spring rolls come in fresh and fried styles with pork, shrimp, and lettuce wrap options. Summer and green rice spring rolls offer a very good and fresh taste.
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The restaurant mainly offers takeout and delivery, not dine-in.
Parking in front of the restaurant is very limited and difficult to find.
The restaurant can only seat about 8-10 people at maximum.
Vietnamese restaurant with a calm, zen atmosphere and a fast-food style setup. The environment stays relaxing and quiet, offering a clean, small sit-down space. It stands out for its fresh ingredients and authentic Vietnamese fusion flavors.
Soft, fluffy bao buns come with rich pork belly that melts in your mouth. Options include tofu and grilled chicken versions, all balanced with sauce and crunch.
Shrimp and chicken spring rolls come out super fresh and filling. They pair well with peanut and fish sauces that add extra flavor.
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The cost for three pork belly buns and one order of Pho was over $30.
Prices were reasonable for the quality and portion sizes.
The bill for four people, including three appetizers and four entrées, was only $113.
Pho restaurant offers a cozy, homey atmosphere with sunlit, open spaces and simple, thoughtful decor. The vibe is welcoming and peaceful, resembling a family kitchen rather than a fancy eatery. It attracts those seeking a relaxed, inviting place to enjoy authentic Vietnamese and Asian dishes.
Shrimp and pork spring rolls stand out for being fresh and flavorful. Chicken spring rolls are also excellent and well made.
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Expect cleanliness issues as multiple cockroaches were reported in the restaurant.
Prices are affordable with reasonable portions, especially for lunch specials.
The restaurant closes at 8:30 pm, so plan your visit accordingly.
Spacious Vietnamese restaurant with bright, airy interior and open seating. Atmosphere feels relaxed and soulful with positive energy despite occasional loud music. Outdoor seating and self-serve condiment bar add to the casual, comfortable vibe.
Bao sliders come with tender pork or vegan beef inside sweet, soft buns. Options include chicken and tofu versions, all paired well with other dishes like spring rolls and wings.
Shrimp spring rolls stand out with fresh flavors and a satisfying texture. Fried spring rolls offer a crispy bite that pairs well with various dishes.
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Parking at the new location can be tight and difficult to maneuver when busy.
They offer a variety of vegetarian and vegan meal options.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted, but cash is recommended for street vendors nearby.
Casual Asian restaurant with a cozy family atmosphere and trendy vibe. Indoor seating is large and varied, while outdoor areas offer quiet, covered patios. Menu features clearly labeled vegan and vegetarian options alongside popular dishes like dandan noodles and ramen.
Perfectly steamed bao buns stand out with succulent pork filling and a soft, fluffy texture. The pork bao bun pairs well with the crispy duck spring roll for a balanced bite.
Duck spring rolls stand out with mushroom, cabbage, carrots, shallots, and a mura BBQ sauce. Pork bao buns and duck spring rolls both come highly recommended and taste excellent.
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Menu prices may differ from those listed online, so check before ordering.
The restaurant can get very busy, so arriving early is recommended.
Parking can be tricky in Pleasantville, so plan accordingly.
Spacious setup with glass dividers creates a peaceful vibe. Pork belly bao shines with perfect size and texture, while fried spring rolls offer a crispy, rich flavor. Comfortable seating and phone charging add to the relaxed mood.
Steam buns and bao buns have perfect consistency and size with a standout pork belly bao. Vegan options impress and the bao bao pairs well with other dishes like noodles.
Fried spring rolls stand out with their crispy texture and rich flavor. They pair well with dishes like dumpling noodles and Bam Bam Noodles.
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The total cost for two people, including two drinks, is under $30.
The price for the noodles is $10.
Expect a quick service during lunch hours.
Tiny space with an open kitchen creates a cozy atmosphere where guests enjoy watching chefs. Duck bao buns offer a savory starter that pairs well with ramen. Spring rolls stay a crowd favorite for their crisp texture and consistent flavor.
Duck bao bun offers a savory, light starter with a delicious flavor. Bao buns pair well with ramen, making them a popular choice for a satisfying meal.
Spring rolls come out crispy and nice and crisp every time. They stay a crowd favorite for their consistent texture and flavor.
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Tenichi Ramen is cash only but accepts Venmo and other digital payments.
They take your name for the waitlist if the wait exceeds 10 minutes.
No credit card payments are accepted.
Small, modern space features an open kitchen with a glass window showing chefs hand-making dumplings. Atmosphere feels cozy and trendy, with a casual fancy vibe and a buzzing energy from happy families. Busy at dinner, it offers a unique dining experience centered on freshly prepared dumplings.
Big and good for sharing, the bao dumplings come in steamed and pan-fried styles. The pork belly bao stands out with its rich, savory flavor and melt-in-your-mouth texture.
Freshness stands out with the spring rolls, which come with flavorful fillings and a beautiful presentation. They pair well with the chicken soup dumplings, both offering a delicious taste experience.
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Expect a 1.5-hour wait on Saturday nights around 8:30 PM.
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak dinner hours.
The restaurant stops seating customers around 9:00 PM.
Modern, clean interior with a beautiful mural of Hanoi sets a serene and welcoming atmosphere. Soothing music and spacious seating create a relaxing dining experience. The place balances authentic Vietnamese flavors with creative touches appreciated by those familiar with the cuisine.
Fried bao buns come out crispy and make a yummy appetizer. The fried pork bao stands out as delicious among the options.
Spring rolls come alongside sandwiches and egg rolls, forming a trio of crispy snacks that stand out. They offer a hooked-on taste that complements the other items well.
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The prices at Pho Mai Cali are reasonable for the quality and quantity of food.
The food comes out quickly and is packaged nicely for takeout.
The restaurant is extremely clean and well-maintained.
Small, cute space offers a cozy atmosphere with lively energy and bright decor. It fills up consistently, creating a warm and inviting vibe. The setting feels intimate and charming, making it a comfortable spot for enjoying authentic Vietnamese dishes.
Bao buns here are solid with a vegan option available. They pair well with pho and come alongside wings, spring rolls, and dumplings.
Fresh and crisp spring rolls come in crunchy and rice paper summer varieties. They serve well as starters alongside other dishes.
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Happy hour runs from 4-7pm with discounted drinks and appetizers.
The restaurant offers vegetarian options for those with dietary restrictions.
Prices are reasonable, with summer rolls costing around $8.
Small space with limited seating creates an intimate setting that gets warm inside. Music outside features island vibes and a legendary playlist, adding a fun and relaxing energy. The atmosphere feels trendy, cozy, and welcoming, making it suitable for casual hangouts.
Dragon bao stands out for its rich flavor, while the pork belly and spicy pork belly baos offer distinct savory options. Sweet bao is available for dessert, rounding out a diverse bao bun selection.
Spring rolls come with fillings like ropa vieja and shredded beef, offering a savory and satisfying bite. Chicken chaufa spring rolls add a unique twist with their flavorful mix.
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The restaurant offers a combination of Asian and Latin flavors.
Prices are reasonable, with 3 bao buns for about $13.
Limited seating is available, mostly outside facing the parking lot.
Greek restaurant offers a homey Mediterranean vibe with charming decor and heated outdoor seating. Tables sit close together, creating an intimate but busy atmosphere. Signature cocktails like espresso martinis and aromatic drinks add to the lively experience.
Chicken bao buns come with a great spice and pair well with the spicy feta dip. They are light and crispy, making them a standout appetizer alongside spring rolls.
Spring rolls come with light, crispy pastry and feature fillings like halloumi wrapped in multilayer crunch and spanakopita. They balance sweet and savory flavors with a perfect texture contrast.
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Reservations are recommended at least three days in advance due to high demand.
Expect high prices; a party of four can easily exceed $500.
Be cautious as there are reports of food poisoning linked to shrimp orzo.
Modern space with elegant decor and calm, cozy atmosphere invites relaxed dining. Full bar offers a variety of drinks alongside an enjoyable playlist and sports on TV. Features lazy susans for group sharing and free parking for convenience.
Bao buns come in several varieties like black & gold buns, Pan Fried BBQ Pork Buns, and Xiao Long Bao with pork soup. Kung Bao chicken bao has strong flavor and noticeable spice. Salt & pepper tofu is another option among the buns.
Spring rolls come in veggie and pork varieties. Veggie spring rolls are basic and a bit oily. They pair well with crispy dumplings and potstickers, which are also a bit oily but tasty.
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Parking at Noodoh Asian Fusion & Bar is limited and can be awkward.
Georgia Tech students receive a 15% discount with their Buzzcard.
The wait time is usually short, making it a convenient dining option.
Outdoor covered patio offers ample seating with a clean, cozy atmosphere and pleasant courtyard featuring live music on weekends. The space feels bright and inviting, creating a relaxed vibe ideal for enjoying fresh, healthy Vietnamese dishes.
Bao buns come with seasoned meats and fresh ingredients. The citrus green sauce pairs well with them and other dishes like spring rolls and banh mi.
Spring rolls come with a customizable option that lets you pick your own ingredients. The rolls taste fantastic and the staff preparing them are very kind.
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Seating is limited to the outdoor covered patio only.
Live music will be coming soon to the venue.
The restaurant offers customizable bowl options for a personalized meal.
Spacious Vietnamese restaurant with modern bistro decor and flowers on every table creates a clean, cozy atmosphere. Lively music adds energy while seating is nicely spaced for comfort. The vibe balances casual dining with a touch of elegance.
Soft bao buns come with tender pork belly that packs a lot of flavor. These buns are consistently flavorful and delicious.
Huge shrimp spring rolls come in large portions and taste very good. Fresh spring rolls stand out as fantastic and pair well with Banh Mi sandwiches.
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Expect longer wait times during peak lunch and dinner hours.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for smaller purchases.
Happy hour specials are available from 3-5pm on weekdays.
Hand-pulled noodles take center stage with a chef performing a lively noodle show at the counter. The atmosphere stays quiet and relaxing, creating an inviting vibe for diners. Unique Chinese dishes like Peking duck and clay pot rice offer authentic flavors with generous portions.
The Peking Duck comes with 10 fluffy bao buns and a healthy portion of duck and cucumber. Xiao Long Bao features juicy meat fillings with medium thin skin, while Liu Sha Bao is a bit doughy.
Crispy beef spring rolls stand out with a crunchy texture and savory filling. They pair well with dishes like rice noodles with chicken and Mongolian beef.
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Expect a wait time of 30 minutes during weekend dinner hours.
The restaurant charges $2.50 per person for tea service.
The menu features unique dishes not commonly found in other restaurants.
Cozy ambiance with soft lighting and spaced seating sets a classy tone. Xiao long bao shines with crab meat flavor, while spring rolls arrive hot with a shrimp filling. Background jazz and Cantonese songs add a relaxing vibe.
Xiao long bao stands out with its faithful crab meat and classic flavors. Pork and chicken bao buns come super tasty and hot, while char siu bao impresses with its excellent taste.
Spring rolls come out nice and hot with a delicious shrimp filling. They pair well with other items like shumai and chrysanthemum tea.
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Happy hour offers $4 beers and $5 wines from 4-7pm on weekdays.
Lunch specials provide good value, with vegetarian options available.
The restaurant is kid-friendly and suitable for family dining.
Unassuming space with spacious tables and a chill vibe enhanced by lofi music creates a relaxing, homely atmosphere. Regulars fill the room, adding to the sense of community and familiarity. The environment suits a relaxed lunch or dinner with a serene, clean setting.
Pork belly bao buns and tofu bao stand out with rich flavors and fresh pickled veggies. The tumeric chicken bao also offers a unique twist, making these buns a solid choice for appetizers or delivery.
Crispy texture and fresh ingredients define the spring rolls here. They serve as a solid appetizer alongside other dishes like dumplings and pork vermicelli.
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The portions of food are massive compared to other similar shops.
The prices at Het Say Vietnamese Kitchen are very fair.
The restaurant has great options for vegetarians.
Modest interior with dark walls and minimal lighting creates a quiet, almost eerie atmosphere. Fans from the kitchen add a constant background hum, balancing the stillness. Known for authentic pho and fresh noodles, it draws those seeking traditional Vietnamese flavors in a relaxed setting.
Bao buns come out delicious and consistently good here. They stand alongside pho and summer rolls as highlights on the menu.
Fried spring rolls come tightly wrapped and fresh with an ideal ratio of herbs to protein. The peanut dipping sauce pairs well, though the special spring roll includes lettuce, cabbage, and meat differing from the menu description.
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Parking is limited and can be challenging in the small plaza.
The restaurant is located behind a gas station, making it somewhat hidden.
Prices are on the higher side, averaging $75 for five meals without drinks.
Ramen restaurant operates as a pick-up only spot with a compact, somewhat unpolished interior that feels bright and warm. The atmosphere is welcoming despite the limited space and storage-like setup. It stands out for generous portions, varied vegetarian options, and fresh, flavorful ramen and bao buns.
Bao buns come soft and fluffy with fillings like crisp pork belly and flavorful beef bulgogi that pack a punch. Options include teriyaki chicken and pork buns praised for their taste and texture.
Spring rolls come as part of combo meals like the Surprise Bag and alongside dishes such as spicy vegetarian ramen. They appear consistently paired with items like gyoza and seaweed salad, offering a crispy texture and complementing various meals.
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They have late-night hours, making it a great spot for dinner after work.
Ramen Ramen is only available for pick-up at the moment.
The restaurant is conveniently located with plenty of parking available.
Small, clean Vietnamese restaurant with a self-serve herb and sauce bar offering fresh toppings like Thai basil and cilantro. Atmosphere feels cozy and welcoming, blending a fast casual vibe with a lively, fun energy. Popular spot known for excellent pho and accessible layout.
Pork bao come with crispy tofu and pack a lot of flavor. Chicken baos have a spicy mayo kick that adds heat. Bao buns overall are hearty and tasty, making them a solid choice here.
Spring rolls come hot and crispy, with a delicious dipping sauce. Both pork and veggie options stand out, especially the veggie spring rolls which get a lot of praise.
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Happy hour offers great deals on bao and drinks.
The wait time is usually short, even during busy hours.
The restaurant has excellent wheelchair access with no steps.