Small Vietnamese restaurant offers cozy traditional ambiance with indoor and shaded outdoor seating. Atmosphere feels like visiting a family home, with authentic decor and welcoming vibe. Space fills quickly, reflecting its popularity for authentic Vietnamese dishes and generous portions.
Food delivers authentic Vietnamese flavors with great pho and Bún chả that stand out. Simple setting focuses on real, traditional dishes like bánh mì sandwiches.
Egg rolls come extra fresh with bright vegetables and a nice crunchy texture. The cha gio pork egg rolls stand out as a solid choice.
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Parking options include paid street parking or a paid parking lot next door for $5 all day.
Expect a wait of about 10-15 minutes to get seated during peak lunch times.
The restaurant accepts credit cards and allows splitting checks.
Spacious dining room with large tables and booths reflects a nostalgic, banquet-style decor. Atmosphere varies from quiet and subdued to pleasant and atmospheric, with a mix of kid-friendly energy. Offers free parking, uncommon in the area, enhancing convenience.
Food offers authentic Cantonese flavors with a focus on traditional Chinese dishes. Quality varies but the cuisine stays true to its roots and features great customer service.
Vegetable egg rolls come with a crispy texture and pair well with orange chicken. Egg rolls often appear alongside fried rice combos and potstickers, making for a solid side choice.
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Parking is limited, so expect to find street parking or use nearby pay lots.
The menu features Cantonese-American classics and family-style entrees.
Prices are most affordable during the lunch special.
Small, cozy Vietnamese restaurant with minimalist ambiance and dog-friendly outdoor seating. Quiet atmosphere during late hours offers a peaceful break. Known for rich, flavorful pho broth and high-quality meat with prices reflecting a boojie neighborhood setting.
Broth tastes authentic and Vietnamese coffee comes without ice cubes, unlike many other spots. Pho itself does not have an authentic flavor.
House fried egg rolls come with lettuce and herbs for wrapping, reflecting a traditional way of eating. They serve as a very good starter and pair well with other dishes like Pho and banh mi.
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Street parking is available, but it can be challenging to find.
The beef combo is priced at $24, which is higher than average.
Portion sizes are generous, especially for the beef combo.
Small space with simple interior and lively atmosphere creates a casual, welcoming vibe. Bright ceiling lights contrast with pendant lighting, centering attention at the bar where servers move actively. A family-friendly feel blends with authentic Thai energy and crowd.
Only two places in the world serve this authentic style of Boat noodles—Thailand and here. The Thai spicy level matches what you'd find in Thailand, making the food feel very authentic.
Homemade egg rolls deliver bursting flavor and leave a lasting impression. Some batches come out very oily, which can overpower other tastes.
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Parking is free in the lot and in the parking structure.
The Original Thai Boat Noodle Soup costs $8.95 for dine-in and $13.95 for to-go.
There is a $5.00 difference in price between dine-in and to-go orders.
Vietnamese restaurant offers cozy pho dining with deeply flavored broth and generous portions. The atmosphere is chill and light, with great music playing throughout. Free parking nearby and easy access make it a convenient spot for a fast, comforting meal.
Pho here tastes very authentic and comforting. Every bite delivers a genuine flavor that reflects traditional Vietnamese cooking.
Egg rolls here blend characteristics of regular and imperial styles, creating a unique hybrid. They appear consistently in dishes like vermicelli and broken rice combos, standing out with their pretty good texture and flavor.
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Parking is free with any purchase at the cafe.
There’s a 3% fee for credit card payments.
The prices are incredibly reasonable compared to other restaurants in the area.
Vietnamese restaurant offers modern elegance and traditional charm with a casual, cozy atmosphere and rustic decor. The space feels simple and no-frills, with narrow walkways and a corridor-like layout. Generous portions and authentic, flavorful pho define the dining experience.
Steak pho stands out with its authentic Vietnamese flavor and comforting, filling qualities. Bowls deliver a delicious, genuine taste true to traditional recipes.
Egg rolls have a delightfully crunchy texture and a delicious flavor. Four egg rolls cost about $10, which is a bit pricey for their size.
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There is free parking across the street near Homeboy Industries.
Parking is limited but worth the trip.
We arrived around 6:30 pm, and the place was packed.
Upscale decor features unique ceiling lamps and soft lighting that create a super chill atmosphere. Music centers on 90s R&B with live DJ and saxophone performances. Dining includes standout Jamaican dishes like oxtail and lamb chops, though some plates lack traditional sides.
Jamaican dishes here have rich, vibrant flavors and a real authentic taste. Jerk chicken and oxtail gravy stand out for their careful, skillful preparation.
Oxtail Mac and Cheese Egg Rolls stand out with their rich, savory filling. Jerk chicken and oxtail versions offer bold flavors that pair well with other dishes like brown stew chicken.
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They do not have a liquor license, so no alcohol is served.
Expect limited menu options as many items may not be available.
Private events can affect food service; check ahead if dining during such times.
Older building with small space and simple furnishings creates a cozy, warm atmosphere reminiscent of classic Chinese style. Walls display movie memorabilia, adding a unique touch linked to a famous film backdrop. Quiet environment suits relaxed meals with a family-friendly vibe.
Desserts like BaiGuo and taro stand out as authentic. The food varies, with some dishes feeling family-oriented and genuine, while others lean toward westernized Chinese flavors.
Egg rolls come out nice and crispy with a sweet and sour sauce that hits the mark. They pair well with dumplings and other dishes like House Special Rice and eggplant.
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Parking costs $20 cash only in the designated area.
Expect no wait times during midday visits on weekends.
Portions are generous, often enough for two people.
Narrow dining space with outdated interiors and busy takeout windows creates a downscale atmosphere. The place draws crowds for its authentic dim sum despite a worn and cluttered setting. Energy feels low key, offering a break from city hustle.
Menu offers an impressive array of authentic Southeast Asian cuisine with flavorful and innovative dishes. Dim sum carries very authentic Cantonese flavor and the Chinese food tastes genuine and inexpensive.
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The restaurant accepts cash only for all transactions.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Portions have decreased significantly, often not enough for two people.
Small space with bright red decor and half a dozen tables creates a cozy atmosphere. Music playlist adds to the chilled vibe making it suitable for casual meals. The place feels clean and well-kept despite a simple exterior.
Staff show genuine authenticity while food delivers truly authentic Thai flavor. Other cuisines here lack authenticity.
Crispy chicken fried egg rolls come large and crunchy with a fantastic taste. Veggie and chicken egg rolls appear often, but some fried egg rolls lack substance and flavor.
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Parking in front of the restaurant is very convenient.
The portions are generous for the price.
The restaurant is small and we were seated quickly at 5:30 pm on a Wednesday.