Vibrant Vietnamese spot shines with soft shell crab soup and a rich beef broth. Neon lights and Saigon street vibe create a lively, cozy space. Young crowd adds to the energetic atmosphere.
Hearty soup features soft shell crab and pork leg with noodles. Broth offers flavorful richness, mixing lean and fatty beef parts.
"The food here, like the honey chicken and rice, is perfection."
"The unique vegetable pairings in the sweet and sour fish hotpot were amazing."
"I wanted to try everything on their extensive menu."
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Parking can be tricky on weekends, so plan accordingly.
The restaurant offers a unique menu with items not found in typical pho places.
Expect longer wait times during busy hours, especially on weekends.
Small Korean spot serves generous portions with free banchan refills. Seafood soft tofu soup is extra spicy and rich, with vegan options available. Busy, noisy vibe suits families, with most tables seating four for an intimate dining experience.
Seafood soft tofu soup stands out with its extra spicy option and rich flavors. Tofu soups come in vegan-friendly versions and pair well with kimchi and other Korean dishes.
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The restaurant is often busy, so visit early to avoid long waits.
Most tables seat four, making it suitable for small groups.
Portions are generous, ensuring good value for your meal.
Modern Vietnamese spot shines with Southern style sweetness in its soup and a mesmerizing aroma. Cozy, family-friendly vibe pairs well with comfortable seating and unique touches like bamboo straws. Perfect for relaxed, authentic meals.
Sweet and refreshing broth stands out with a Southern style sweetness and perfect bone broth richness. Soup holds flavor well, with a good noodle to soup ratio and a mesmerizing aroma.
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Expect to pay around $20 for a bowl of pho.
There is an extra charge of $2.50 for fresh noodles.
Parking is available on-site, making it easy to access.
Vietnamese spot shines with authentic old-world decor and a chill atmosphere perfect for families. Pho soup boasts a well balanced flavor and ideal noodle-to-soup ratio served in ceramic bowls that keep it hot.
Soup features a well balanced flavor that is neither too salty nor too sweet, with a deep, unique taste distinct from other pho. Noodles come perfectly paired, creating an ideal noodle-to-soup ratio.
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The restaurant offers a free drink promotion with each entree purchase.
Parking is easy and convenient for visitors.
Food is served quickly, typically within 7-10 minutes after ordering.
Spacious dining with high ceilings and colorful lanterns sets a bright mood. Family groups fit well at circle tables. Juicy roast duck shines on a menu blending Chinese and Vietnamese dishes. Soups like wonton noodle offer a flavorful broth in generous servings.
Broth fills the bowl to the rim with a flavorful, tasty base that may include some MSG. Wonton noodle soup and BBQ duck noodle soup come in large portions with authentic Chinese flavors.
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Reservations are not required, and wait times are generally short.
The restaurant does not serve alcohol, including beer and wine.
The portions are American-sized and reasonably priced at around $17 per bowl.
Roomy Vietnamese spot shines with expertly cooked seafood and amazing soup like Wonton and hu tiu. Atmosphere is clean and typical for the cuisine. Prices are fair but watch for extra charges at payment.
Soups include Wonton Soup and chow mein style options. Prices can be confusing, like the hu tiu soup which costs extra beyond the base price. The soups have a strong appeal and are widely enjoyed.
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Expect an extra 3% charge for credit card payments not disclosed until payment.
The advertised price for hu tiu is $10, but soup with meat costs an extra $5.
The small vermicelli salad now costs $20.
Small space with medium seating creates an intimate, family-owned vibe. Broth served on the side offers a rich flavor that pairs well with clear noodles and pork rib. Menu features authentic Vietnamese dishes in generous portions, all at an affordable price.
Broth served on the side stands out with its rich flavor compared to the noodle soup. The soup with pork rib and minced pork pairs well with clear noodles.
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The restaurant has a small menu with about 12 Vietnamese dishes.
Prices are reasonable, with meals offered at a good value.
There is no wait time, making it easy to get a table.
Spacious Vietnamese spot buzzes with authentic vibe and lively murals. Rich broth and distinct crab flavor shine in their vermicelli soup. Inside and outside seating offer comfortable options for all guests.
Rich broth and distinct crab flavor define the traditional vermicelli soup here. The bun rieu looks appealing and tastes delicious, with options to customize ingredients like pork blood.
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Parking can be difficult, especially during peak hours.
The restaurant is dog friendly, allowing pets in the outdoor seating area.
On weekdays, the restaurant is usually less crowded, providing more seating options.
Large, bright Vietnamese spot offers unique regional dishes and fresh seafood in a relaxed setting with indoor and outdoor seating. Soups shine with snails in tomato soup and a rich Bánh Canh broth. Multiple big TVs show Vietnam scenes, blending American pop and Vpop music.
Soups here feature unique ingredients like snails in the tomato soup and a rich Bánh Canh Tôm Cua Cha Ca Trung Cut broth. The fish soup also stands out with its delicious flavor.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a promotion on duck noodle soup for $10 for a limited time.
The portions are large enough to share among three people.
The menu features dishes not commonly found at other Vietnamese restaurants.
Vietnamese spot serves authentic bun bo hue with a rich beef broth and fresh vegetables. Spacious, brightly lit interior features traditional wall paintings and fills with lively energy at peak times. Cash-only policy and large seating make it easy to visit.
Beef noodle soup features large portions of meat and a broth with deep, rich flavor that tastes like it has been boiled for a long time. The Hue-style version includes plenty of vegetables and a light lemongrass flavor without being too spicy or salty.
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They only accept cash or debit cards; no credit cards are accepted.
Parking may be difficult at peak times; arrive early on weekends.
They charge an extra $3 for more vegetables and $2 for a small jar of chili.
Taiwanese hot pot offers authentic flavors with a pay by the pound ingredient choice. Spicy and mild soups like Sichuan Flavor Hot Soup and Cheesey milk hot soup add variety. Space feels cramped and busy, so watch for wet floors and expect a rushed vibe.
Spicy options include the Sichuan Flavor Hot Soup and a mild Beef Hot Soup with balanced spice. A pay by the pound option lets you pick ingredients and soup base. Cheesey milk hot soup is also available.
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Bowl prices start at $25, with a pay by the pound option for ingredients.
The restaurant prioritizes group size over order time for hotpot preparation.
Expect longer wait times during busy evening hours.
Vietnamese restaurant offers authentic vibrant decor and a casual atmosphere with Vietnamese music. It serves three distinct soups, including a meaty Bún Bò Huế and a mild crab paste noodle soup. Spacious seating and a lively yet welcoming vibe attract a genuine crowd.
Three distinct soups offer variety beyond a single base. The Bún Bò Huế features a meaty, flavorful broth served hot. Another noodle soup blends crab paste, tomato, and soup for a mild, delightful taste.
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The restaurant offers a summer promotion with pho for $13 and Bun Bo Hue for $16.
Expect the restaurant to be very crowded on weekends, especially around noon.
Parking can be difficult right in front, but nearby spots are available in the plaza.
Large space with robotic servers offers a unique dining vibe. Soups boast a herbal flavor, including Oxtail Pho and short rib beef with thin rice noodles. Clean, elegant decor and comfortable booths make it lively yet cozy.
Soups here have a herbal flavor that sets them apart. Options include Oxtail Pho and short rib beef soup with thin rice noodles, and you can customize with vegetables instead of noodles.
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The restaurant stays open late, making it great for late-night pho runs.
Expect a wait time of 30-45 minutes during busy dinner hours.
Parking is available, but it can be limited during peak hours.